Quote:
Originally Posted by Robbie
Jesus man...use your brain.
How the fuck can you get out of a car with a full auto machine gun and walk into a building without the cops being called?
Of COURSE not many crooks use a full auto machine gun. But it isn't because they can't buy one if they really wanted it.
Most crooks use a simple little .38 caliber pistol. A "38 special". Cheap little handgun that isn't made for anything BUT shooting a person with.
Fits right in your pocket. Nobody sees it coming.
Stop reading statistics without using your intelligence to analyze them correctly.
Criminals don't use bazookas either. You think that's because of a "law"?
People don't give a fuck about the "law". The "law" only comes into play when you get arrested. Everytime you go through a yellow light that turns red on you halfway through...you broke the "law".
Snort a line. Take a hit off a joint. Oops, you broke the "law".
Hire a hooker to suck your dick. Drink 2 shots and a beer then drive. Forget to keep your dog's dog tags current.
Forget to put your seatbelt on...you get the picture.
A criminal doesn't know or even care what the "law" is. (hell, there are so many "laws" these days that none of us really know lol)
|
You do realize there are full auto pistols right? Even these are not used in crimes even though they can be easily hidden..
Why do you think that is Robbie?
Humm could it because because people don't have "EASY" access to them? Humm might just be..
Why do you think people use pistols so often in crimes Robbie? Humm because they are easy to get and easy to hide.
This once again proves the point that because we don't see full auto hand guns being used in gun crimes in the US, that tough regulation works. You can convert a Glock to full auto and easily attach a silence to it.
Yet we never see full auto Glocks in gun crimes and I can't think of any widely reported gun crime which a silencer was used.. Why is that Robbie? Humm could it be most people don't have the skills or a clue how to convert a Glock to full auto and have no "easy" access to silencers..
Humm once again heavily regulated things seem very rare.. If guns were heavily regulated they would eventually become much harder for criminals to obtain, because they would be.. umm you guessed it "rare".