Gun control will never work. Why? Because making a gun is so damned easy, a fifth grader could do it. That’s right, you know that kid down the street who can’t even button his shirt straight or brush all of his teeth? He could make a gun.
Honestly, how hard do you think it is, for god’s sake? All a gun is is a chamber that controls an explosion with a projectile lodged in front of a hole. That’s all it is.
Okay, we’ll concede that you probably can’t make a good gun in your shed. But, you can make something that will fire a shotgun shell and doesn’t even look like a gun. A tube, a metal hole, a cap, a pin, and a shotgun shell is all you need.
If you wanted to truly ban guns, you would have to ban pipes, nails, power drills, and all explosive powder.
Guess what else? Shotguns may be the easiest gun to make, but you can make just about any caliber with just a different sized pipe, cap, and pin. So, let’s just say that the government actually managed to ban every weapon and get it off the street and out of the country. Well, then, in about three hours every criminal with half a brain cell could go down the hardware store, make a gun, and rob everyone else with ZERO opposition.
Good job liberals. That’s the world you’re working towards.
Not convinced? Then watch this guy.
~ Ready to Fire News
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