Comments by "LRRPFco52" (@LRRPFco52) on "Colion Noir" channel.

If they controlled the media like competent tyrants, we could have been left in the dark about this story entirely and gone about our daily lives in the bliss of Bidenomics.
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 @manty5 ATF shouldn't even exist. They don't have a right to be.
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@Furtiv_Ammo The law actually says something explicitly different: A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
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Politicians are part of a multi-generational heritage of organized crime syndicates buying politicians outright, cemented during Prohibition. Politicians' power literally comes from criminal activities, though most of them prefer low levels of violent crime in most cities. Their bosses like societies where the money flows and they operate at the upper levels of power.
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@handsometall28 Rape/attempted survivor and convicted rapist surveys by rape survivor advocacy groups. Most rapes are not reported to police, and neither are rape preventions.
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@RamiParadise We have very high ownership rates of firearms in my State. The last school shooting was a teacher negligently discharging their handgun in a bathroom stall and destroying the toilet. Teachers are free to be armed here. We have one of the lowest homicide rates in the Nation. Go over to Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Missouri, Alabama, and South Carolina- who all have high firearms ownership rates, and the homicide rates are significantly higher. What's the difference? Demographics
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Exactly what his Soviet handlers have been planning for generations.
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The culture of ownership of military or military-style firearms dates back to before the founding of the US, and continues throughout its history. For AR-15s, some returning Vietnam veterans purchased Colt SP-1s, along with other surplus and sporting firearms that generally have military designs in their pedigree. During the 1980s, action movies and TV shows made certain firearms interesting to buyers, and were quite popular. These included the AR-15, Mini-14, M1A, Hk91, Hk94, Hk33, FAL, Valmet M76, Maadi AK, Uzi, etc. California tried passing an “Assault Weapons” ban and finally succeeded in 1989, which caused a buying frenzy of soon-to-be-banned firearms, including all the ones mentioned above. It sent a bit of a buying trend throughout other States who saw the writing on the wall. Under Bill Clinton, that CA AWB was incorporated into a Crime Bill in 1994, which made the buying panic Nation-wide. During the 10 years of the Clinton AWB, people bought neutered versions of AR-15s, AKs, Mini-14s, and other designs without flash hiders, folding or telescoping stocks, and limited magazine capacity. The ban expired in 2004, 3 years after 9/11, which created its own buying trends. The 2000s saw increased sales of AR-15s especially, along with handguns because people figured Congress and an anti-freedom President would return some day, so buy everything you can while you can so you have something to pass on to your kids and grandkids to defend themselves.
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BC for 51st State!
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 @Dr_Doom-196 But you still have the length of the upper combined with the barrel, which means you need a longer bag. This is only 15" long with a CTR collapsed.
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@Dr_Doom-196 You could also fold a 10.5”- 11.5” pipe with a suppressor into a smaller profile. Look at your upper receiver overall length when disassembled.
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@Dr_Doom-196 Looks like it shaves off 8”, not a couple. That’s a huge difference. Not advocating either way, just doing the math.
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On the final day of the hearings they were about to pass the amended legislation (that got rid of the pistol ban) and they almost forgot about the short barrel rifle infringement from Harold Knutson, but he did an "ahem, including rifles and shotguns with barrels less than 18 inches", to which the chair said, "ah right, rifles and shotguns, thank you". It was literally that simple and stupid.
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