Comments by "milcoll73" (@thurin84) on "Vox" channel.

  1. Europeans in the comments: also ignoring criminals in their countries setting up illicit firearms factories manufacturing their own fully functional fully auto firearms.................................
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  2. "WhydidAmericans elect this guy" because of people like you.
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  3. i heard hogg was a master debater. "how parkland student david hogg beats his critics" with rapid hand strokes.
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  4. and they said the shooter has to manually push a new round in the chamber after each one is fired for a revolver. last time i checked a round is already in each cylinder and it REVOLVES (hence the name revolver) around its axis until are chambers are depleted. then the shooter must manually push a new round into each chamber. but hey, maybe thats just me.
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  5.  @TonyN98  nice false dichotomy. and last time i checked, driving wasnt a constitutionally enumerated right. the 2nd AMENDMENT is.
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  6. or, as in the case of australia canada, isreal, mexico, and the uk(and doubtless others) where criminals set up their own illicit firearms factories manufacturing their own fully automatic firearms.
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  7.  @riddlerandsa8161  but not less murder rates overall. but i guess if you only care about what implement criminals use, thats a win. i guess. and define for me "western developed country" and why its a valid criteria to parse information? because mexico looks like a western developed country with strict gun control and it most certainly DOES NOT have fewer "gun deaths" then the usa. ohrlly? tell that to japan that, despite having a near total prohibition on private firearms ownership, still manages to have over twice the "successful" suicides then the usa. you mean because criminals ignore gun control laws and STEAL THEM???
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  8.  @TonyN98  i wish firearms were only regulated as much as cars. no, they shouldnt be regulated at all. all gun control laws are infringements.
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  9. you misspelled "deliberate"
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  10.  @muphart  but then, as in the case of australia canada, isreal, mexico, and the uk(and doubtless others) where criminals set up their own illicit firearms factories manufacturing their own fully automatic firearms.
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  11. and very deceitful.
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  12.  @acedeadeye2052  exactly. just another made up fear mongering term like "assault weapon" or "high capacity magazine" designed to frighten hoplophobes and small children.
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  13.  @joshselig7606  yes
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  14.  @cameronhastings6302  making a private sale does not make one an "unlicensed dealer". it makes one a seller selling their property.
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  15.  @CulturalBolshevik  you misspelled "from shooting rioting aggressors"
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  16. it IS NOT illegal to own fully automatic firearms in the united states. as long as you pay the tax stamp and comply with all provisions of the 1934 nfa you can own any fully automatic firearm you can afford. the only thing the 1986 law did was ban the manufacture of new fully automatic firearms for the general public. very few fully automatic firearms have a rate of 840rpms. and if you do actually fire that many rounds in a minute youll likely melt your barrel. most are in the 200-600 rpms range. "semiautomatics fire much more quickly than the kinds of firearms that have been around for most american history". bullshit. pepper boxes, volly guns, puckles, kalthoff repeaters, cookson volitional repeaters, belton flintlocks, jennings rifles, and girandoni air rifles, have been around nearly or longer than the usa has. and semiautomatics in the modern sense have been around for 134 years of the 243 years the usa has existed, so wrong again. and how does reducing the 6 seconds it would take a trained user to reload 3 10 round magazines to 2 seconds make a semiautomatic significantly more dangerous? and why 10 rounds specifically? a bump stock does not make a semiautomatic rifle "more deadly". neither does it modify in any way the internal functioning of a rifle. all it does is assist the shoot in more quickly reciprocating the firearm. a practiced shooter can do this with a belt loop or even just their finger. it also MASSIVELY degrades accuracy as the entire firearm is in motion making impossibly to aim accurately. the truth is, the las vegas shooter using a bump stock very possibly SAVED LIVES, over the shooter engaging in rapid, aimed shots at specific targets.
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  17. one being a lie does not preclude the other being a lie.
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  18. yeah, but stephan williford didnt fail to stop him with an ar-15!
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  19.  @Sora8740  yeah because armed determined citizens have never, ever defeated superpowers in the whole history of ever.....(smiles in vietcong and mujaheddin)
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  20.  @gabriels.1121  ALL ffl dealers nationwide MUST perform background checks on EVERY sale. this is federally mandated. venue is irrelevant.
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  21.  Fossil Diver  right. youre not a dealer. so what? have you ever sold to a criminal? if so congrats! youre a felon!
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  22. it hasnt stopped BLM and antifa from shooting cops. just sayin.
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  23. Darius Truxton cognitive dissonance is blissful.
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  24. you mean like say, demonizing middle aged white men because theyre middle aged white men?
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  25.  @kaiserdb  then you need to go take another english class. because last time i checked a supporting clause does not supersede the subject clause. oh, that and since "well regulated" in 18th century vernacular meant "functioning properly" and had nothing, what so ever, to do with government oversight and militias are entirely voluntary organizations formed by ARMED CITIZENS as, where, and how they see fit, what exactly is your point?
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  26. also criminals there set up their own illicit firearms factories and manufacture their own fully automatic firearms.
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  27.  @sharpienate  less then 2% of gun used in crimes were acquired via private purchase.
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  28. and? what about the case of australia canada, isreal, mexico, and the uk(and doubtless others) where criminals set up their own illicit firearms factories manufacturing their own fully automatic firearms.
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  29. 1:06 bullshit. go google "volly gun, pepper box, puckle gun, kalthoff repeater, cookson volitional repeater, belton flintlock, jennings rifle, and girandoni air rifle." your "argument" is invalid. and a well trained flintlock shooter could reload up to 6 times a minute. and if reloading times are so quick for detachable magazine firearms, whats the point of limiting magazines to 10 rounds? and why 10 rounds? why not 11, or 15, or 20 etc, etc. why specifically 10?
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  30. lost implies they ever had any........................
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  31.  @williamcondon7729  ie its unconstitutional.
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  32.  @bobsmoth-iv3sp  show me any mass shooting committed by an nra "terrorist" ill wait...................(chirp, chirp[crickets chirping])
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  33.  @henrycain2269  well i do.
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  34. yeah, because criminals will surely keep their up to date.
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  35. where criminals (as in australia, canada. isreal, and the uk) are manufacturing their own fully automatic firearms.
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  36. oh rlly? then why does japan, with a near total prohibition on private firearms ownership have a suicide rate over twice the usas? 2:11 highly disingenuous considering the premise. why only show the drop in firearms suicide rates if the premise is banning guns can lower the suicide rate? did the overall suicide rate drop precipitously more then can countries without such a gun ban? has it ever occurred to you that maybe the panacea for a mental health issue lays in mental health treatment? wow! what a concept!!!
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  37.  @mamoswineage1881  in chiraq???? thats a lie.
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  38.  @acetech8642  of course hes lying. hes an anti gun lobby hoplophobe. its what they do. its all they do.
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  39. you mean the ones (such as australia, canada, isreal, mexico and the uk)where criminals simply set up their own illicit firearms factories manufacturing their own FULLY FUNCTIONAL, FULLY AUTOMATIC FIREARMS, essentially making making them BETTER ARMED then before the gun control laws???? like that?
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  40. @X and? less them 2% of guns used in crimes are acquired via private sales.
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  41.  @tcorourke2007  yes. because "assault rifle" is an actual type of rifle whereas "assault weapon" causes confusion because ANYTHING used as a weapon to assault someone is an assault weapon. also the term was made up by the anti gun lobby to frighten small children and hoplophobes.
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  42. and yet in australia canada, isreal, mexico, and the uk(and doubtless others) where criminals set up their own illicit firearms factories manufacturing their own fully automatic firearms.
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  43. or, as in the case of australia canada, isreal, mexico, and the uk(and doubtless others) where criminals set up their own illicit firearms factories manufacturing their own fully automatic firearms.
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  44.  @theraskles4400  or, as in the case of australia canada, isreal, mexico, and the uk(and doubtless others) where criminals set up their own illicit firearms factories manufacturing their own fully automatic firearms.
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  45.  Luis Torres  just as higher gun control doesnt necessarily mean lower crime. just sayin.
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  46. wrong. the wall isnt about stopping it. its about being a force multiplier for border patrol.
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  47. oh i dont know. i think i could find common ground. after all you dont come across a face like that everyday!!!
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  48. like we werent before?
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  49. "if france was to be able to be actually removed it would be the end of the european experiment as we know it." you say that like its a bad thing. when an experiment fails, you dont keep doing it. you move on and try something else. wow! a lot of mental gymnastics with this one. she should try out for the olympic mental gymnastics. shed win gold for sure!
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  50. $cank
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