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Guns are a way of life for me, really, says Womersley, 48, who
received his first firearm, a .22-calibre rifle, for his 12th birthday,
and now hunts with his 15-year-old daughter.

The semi-automatics used in the attack will be banned, with exemptions
for working hunters, and tougher licensing rules are on the drawing board.

I think the gun laws were too slack...the laws gave this bad man a
gun, says Womersley, who owns eight or nine guns, stored in a safe in
the garage of a home decorated with game heads. He ruined it for
everyone. Not everyone is like that.As part of a new national firearm
buyback scheme, he expects to hand in one military-style AR-15 assault
rifle, a type of weapon used in the Christchurch massacre.

I dont think we need military-style weapons in our society. I
definitely dont need them in my job, he says. Its like driving
around in a Ferrari, you dont need it.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-ne...-idUKKCN1RF0J3

Fair play to the Kiwis, at least they are doing something about their
gun laws. No-one NEEDS an assault gun, except for military etc.
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On Wed, 3 Apr 2019 14:01:46 +0100, Bod wrote:

Guns are a way of life for me, really, says Womersley, 48, who
received his first firearm, a .22-calibre rifle, for his 12th birthday,
and now hunts with his 15-year-old daughter.

The semi-automatics used in the attack will be banned, with exemptions
for working hunters, and tougher licensing rules are on the drawing board.

I think the gun laws were too slack...the laws gave this bad man a
gun, says Womersley, who owns eight or nine guns, stored in a safe in
the garage of a home decorated with game heads. He ruined it for
everyone. Not everyone is like that.As part of a new national firearm
buyback scheme, he expects to hand in one military-style AR-15 assault
rifle, a type of weapon used in the Christchurch massacre.

I dont think we need military-style weapons in our society. I
definitely dont need them in my job, he says. Its like driving
around in a Ferrari, you dont need it.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-ne...-idUKKCN1RF0J3

Fair play to the Kiwis, at least they are doing something about their
gun laws. No-one NEEDS an assault gun, except for military etc.


And mass murderers.
Don't forget them.
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On Wed, 3 Apr 2019 14:01:46 +0100, Bod wrote:

Guns are a way of life for me, really, says Womersley, 48, who
received his first firearm, a .22-calibre rifle, for his 12th birthday,
and now hunts with his 15-year-old daughter.

The semi-automatics used in the attack will be banned, with exemptions
for working hunters, and tougher licensing rules are on the drawing board.

I think the gun laws were too slack...the laws gave this bad man a
gun, says Womersley, who owns eight or nine guns, stored in a safe in
the garage of a home decorated with game heads. He ruined it for
everyone. Not everyone is like that.As part of a new national firearm
buyback scheme, he expects to hand in one military-style AR-15 assault
rifle, a type of weapon used in the Christchurch massacre.

I dont think we need military-style weapons in our society. I
definitely dont need them in my job, he says. Its like driving
around in a Ferrari, you dont need it.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-ne...-idUKKCN1RF0J3

Fair play to the Kiwis, at least they are doing something about their
gun laws. No-one NEEDS an assault gun, except for military etc.


No one needs a car that will go faster than 100 KMPH either (the
national speed limit there) will they have to turn in all of those
cars too?
I bet a lot more people are killed in speed related car crashes than
gun violence.
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On 4/3/2019 10:58 AM, wrote:
On Wed, 3 Apr 2019 14:01:46 +0100, Bod wrote:

Guns are a way of life for me, really, says Womersley, 48, who
received his first firearm, a .22-calibre rifle, for his 12th birthday,
and now hunts with his 15-year-old daughter.

The semi-automatics used in the attack will be banned, with exemptions
for working hunters, and tougher licensing rules are on the drawing board.

I think the gun laws were too slack...the laws gave this bad man a
gun, says Womersley, who owns eight or nine guns, stored in a safe in
the garage of a home decorated with game heads. He ruined it for
everyone. Not everyone is like that.As part of a new national firearm
buyback scheme, he expects to hand in one military-style AR-15 assault
rifle, a type of weapon used in the Christchurch massacre.

I dont think we need military-style weapons in our society. I
definitely dont need them in my job, he says. Its like driving
around in a Ferrari, you dont need it.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-ne...-idUKKCN1RF0J3

Fair play to the Kiwis, at least they are doing something about their
gun laws. No-one NEEDS an assault gun, except for military etc.

No one needs a car that will go faster than 100 KMPH either (the
national speed limit there) will they have to turn in all of those
cars too?
I bet a lot more people are killed in speed related car crashes than
gun violence.


* The difference is that cars can't be used to overthrow an oppressive
government . Socialism can't be far behind the gun grabs .

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On 4/3/2019 10:58 AM, wrote:
On Wed, 3 Apr 2019 14:01:46 +0100, Bod wrote:

Guns are a way of life for me, really, says Womersley, 48, who
received his first firearm, a .22-calibre rifle, for his 12th birthday,
and now hunts with his 15-year-old daughter.

The semi-automatics used in the attack will be banned, with exemptions
for working hunters, and tougher licensing rules are on the drawing
board.

I think the gun laws were too slack...the laws gave this bad man a
gun, says Womersley, who owns eight or nine guns, stored in a safe in
the garage of a home decorated with game heads. He ruined it for
everyone. Not everyone is like that.As part of a new national firearm
buyback scheme, he expects to hand in one military-style AR-15 assault
rifle, a type of weapon used in the Christchurch massacre.

I dont think we need military-style weapons in our society. I
definitely dont need them in my job, he says. Its like driving
around in a Ferrari, you dont need it.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-ne...-idUKKCN1RF0J3

Fair play to the Kiwis, at least they are doing something about their
gun laws. No-one NEEDS an assault gun, except for military etc.

No one needs a car that will go faster than 100 KMPH either (the
national speed limit there) will they have to turn in all of those
cars too?
I bet a lot more people are killed in speed related car crashes than
gun violence.


The difference is that cars can't be used to overthrow an oppressive
government . Socialism can't be far behind the gun grabs .


How odd that Australia didnt get any more socialism after its gun grab.



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On Thu, 4 Apr 2019 03:52:42 +1100, "Rod Speed"
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"Terry Coombs" wrote in message
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On 4/3/2019 10:58 AM, wrote:
On Wed, 3 Apr 2019 14:01:46 +0100, Bod wrote:

Guns are a way of life for me, really, says Womersley, 48, who
received his first firearm, a .22-calibre rifle, for his 12th birthday,
and now hunts with his 15-year-old daughter.

The semi-automatics used in the attack will be banned, with exemptions
for working hunters, and tougher licensing rules are on the drawing
board.

I think the gun laws were too slack...the laws gave this bad man a
gun, says Womersley, who owns eight or nine guns, stored in a safe in
the garage of a home decorated with game heads. He ruined it for
everyone. Not everyone is like that.As part of a new national firearm
buyback scheme, he expects to hand in one military-style AR-15 assault
rifle, a type of weapon used in the Christchurch massacre.

I dont think we need military-style weapons in our society. I
definitely dont need them in my job, he says. Its like driving
around in a Ferrari, you dont need it.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-ne...-idUKKCN1RF0J3

Fair play to the Kiwis, at least they are doing something about their
gun laws. No-one NEEDS an assault gun, except for military etc.
No one needs a car that will go faster than 100 KMPH either (the
national speed limit there) will they have to turn in all of those
cars too?
I bet a lot more people are killed in speed related car crashes than
gun violence.


The difference is that cars can't be used to overthrow an oppressive
government . Socialism can't be far behind the gun grabs .


How odd that Australia didnt get any more socialism after its gun grab.


You were already socialist or the grab would not have worked in the
first place. I doubt a grab like that would get more than 30-40%
compliance in the US and then only if the compensation was reasonable.
I can already see the lawsuits demanding 100% of retail value, based
on the 5th amendment rule on "taking".
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"Terry Coombs" wrote in message
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On 4/3/2019 10:58 AM, wrote:
On Wed, 3 Apr 2019 14:01:46 +0100, Bod wrote:

Guns are a way of life for me, really, says Womersley, 48, who
received his first firearm, a .22-calibre rifle, for his 12th
birthday,
and now hunts with his 15-year-old daughter.

The semi-automatics used in the attack will be banned, with exemptions
for working hunters, and tougher licensing rules are on the drawing
board.

I think the gun laws were too slack...the laws gave this bad man a
gun, says Womersley, who owns eight or nine guns, stored in a safe in
the garage of a home decorated with game heads. He ruined it for
everyone. Not everyone is like that.As part of a new national firearm
buyback scheme, he expects to hand in one military-style AR-15 assault
rifle, a type of weapon used in the Christchurch massacre.

I dont think we need military-style weapons in our society. I
definitely dont need them in my job, he says. Its like driving
around in a Ferrari, you dont need it.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-ne...-idUKKCN1RF0J3

Fair play to the Kiwis, at least they are doing something about their
gun laws. No-one NEEDS an assault gun, except for military etc.
No one needs a car that will go faster than 100 KMPH either (the
national speed limit there) will they have to turn in all of those
cars too?
I bet a lot more people are killed in speed related car crashes than
gun violence.

The difference is that cars can't be used to overthrow an oppressive
government . Socialism can't be far behind the gun grabs .


How odd that Australia didnt get any more socialism after its gun grab.


You were already socialist or the grab
would not have worked in the first place.


You wouldnt know what real socialist was if it bit you on your lard arse.

You lot are just as socialist with SS and Medicare, the USPS,
govt schools, the cops, the legal system, the military system,
who does most of the roads, the US corps of engineers etc etc etc.

In fact much more socialist than we are with the US corps of engineers.

I doubt a grab like that would get more
than 30-40% compliance in the US


It isnt even possible given your stupid constitutional right to bear arms.

and then only if the compensation was reasonable.
I can already see the lawsuits demanding 100% of retail
value, based on the 5th amendment rule on "taking".


Nothing to do with socialism.

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The difference is that cars can't be used to overthrow an oppressive
government . Socialism can't be far behind the gun grabs .


How odd that Australia didnt get any more socialism after its gun grab.


You certainly profited from it, senile pest. I'm sure quite a few of your
neighbours resented the gun grab.

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Terry Coombs writes:
On 4/3/2019 10:58 AM, wrote:
On Wed, 3 Apr 2019 14:01:46 +0100, Bod wrote:

Guns are a way of life for me, really, says Womersley, 48, who
received his first firearm, a .22-calibre rifle, for his 12th birthday,
and now hunts with his 15-year-old daughter.

The semi-automatics used in the attack will be banned, with exemptions
for working hunters, and tougher licensing rules are on the drawing board.

I think the gun laws were too slack...the laws gave this bad man a
gun, says Womersley, who owns eight or nine guns, stored in a safe in
the garage of a home decorated with game heads. He ruined it for
everyone. Not everyone is like that.As part of a new national firearm
buyback scheme, he expects to hand in one military-style AR-15 assault
rifle, a type of weapon used in the Christchurch massacre.

I dont think we need military-style weapons in our society. I
definitely dont need them in my job, he says. Its like driving
around in a Ferrari, you dont need it.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-ne...-idUKKCN1RF0J3

Fair play to the Kiwis, at least they are doing something about their
gun laws. No-one NEEDS an assault gun, except for military etc.

No one needs a car that will go faster than 100 KMPH either (the
national speed limit there) will they have to turn in all of those
cars too?
I bet a lot more people are killed in speed related car crashes than
gun violence.


* The difference is that cars can't be used to overthrow an oppressive
government . Socialism can't be far behind the gun grabs .


If you thing a handful of assault rifles in the peoples hands will have
any affect on an "oppressive government", you haven't been paying attention
to recent world history.

Face it, when the second amendment was written, "arms" consisted of swords, pikes,
knives and the muzzle-loading musket. Using the modern definition of
'arms' to interpret the amendment is misinterpreting the intent of the founders.

Where do you draw the line? Physics Packages?
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On Wed, 03 Apr 2019 17:25:39 GMT, (Scott Lurndal)
wrote:

Terry Coombs writes:
On 4/3/2019 10:58 AM,
wrote:
On Wed, 3 Apr 2019 14:01:46 +0100, Bod wrote:

âœGuns are a way of life for me, really,â? says Womersley, 48, who
received his first firearm, a .22-calibre rifle, for his 12th birthday,
and now hunts with his 15-year-old daughter.

The semi-automatics used in the attack will be banned, with exemptions
for working hunters, and tougher licensing rules are on the drawing board.

âœI think the gun laws were too slack...the laws gave this bad man a
gun,â? says Womersley, who owns eight or nine guns, stored in a safe in
the garage of a home decorated with game heads. âœHe ruined it for
everyone. Not everyone is like that.â?As part of a new national firearm
buyback scheme, he expects to hand in one military-style AR-15 assault
rifle, a type of weapon used in the Christchurch massacre.

âœI donât think we need military-style weapons in our society. I
definitely donât need them in my job,â? he says. âœItâs like driving
around in a Ferrari, you donât need it.â?

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-ne...-idUKKCN1RF0J3

Fair play to the Kiwis, at least they are doing something about their
gun laws. No-one NEEDS an assault gun, except for military etc.
No one needs a car that will go faster than 100 KMPH either (the
national speed limit there) will they have to turn in all of those
cars too?
I bet a lot more people are killed in speed related car crashes than
gun violence.


Â* The difference is that cars can't be used to overthrow an oppressive
government . Socialism can't be far behind the gun grabs .


If you thing a handful of assault rifles in the peoples hands will have
any affect on an "oppressive government", you haven't been paying attention
to recent world history.

What? you mean like Afghanistan where goat herders with AKMs are
giving the US military a run for their money?

Face it, when the second amendment was written, "arms" consisted of swords, pikes,
knives and the muzzle-loading musket. Using the modern definition of
'arms' to interpret the amendment is misinterpreting the intent of the founders.


The "arms" (rifles) held by farmers and woodsmen were superior to the
Brown Bess muskets carried by the red coats.
That is a bad analogy.
The whole concept that rights are limited to 18th century technology
is flawed
If I want to take that to it's logical conclusion, the 1st amendment
would only protect the spoken word and printed page because that was
all the forefathers knew about.





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On 4/3/19 1:25 PM, Scott Lurndal wrote:
Terry Coombs writes:
On 4/3/2019 10:58 AM, wrote:
On Wed, 3 Apr 2019 14:01:46 +0100, Bod wrote:

âœGuns are a way of life for me, really,❠says Womersley, 48, who
received his first firearm, a .22-calibre rifle, for his 12th birthday,
and now hunts with his 15-year-old daughter.

The semi-automatics used in the attack will be banned, with exemptions
for working hunters, and tougher licensing rules are on the drawing board.

âœI think the gun laws were too slack...the laws gave this bad man a
gun,❠says Womersley, who owns eight or nine guns, stored in a safe in
the garage of a home decorated with game heads. âœHe ruined it for
everyone. Not everyone is like that.âAs part of a new national firearm
buyback scheme, he expects to hand in one military-style AR-15 assault
rifle, a type of weapon used in the Christchurch massacre.

âœI donât think we need military-style weapons in our society. I
definitely donât need them in my job,❠he says. âœItâs like driving
around in a Ferrari, you donât need it.â

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-ne...-idUKKCN1RF0J3

Fair play to the Kiwis, at least they are doing something about their
gun laws. No-one NEEDS an assault gun, except for military etc.
No one needs a car that will go faster than 100 KMPH either (the
national speed limit there) will they have to turn in all of those
cars too?
I bet a lot more people are killed in speed related car crashes than
gun violence.


Â* The difference is that cars can't be used to overthrow an oppressive
government . Socialism can't be far behind the gun grabs .


If you thing a handful of assault rifles in the peoples hands will have
any affect on an "oppressive government", you haven't been paying attention
to recent world history.

Face it, when the second amendment was written, "arms" consisted of swords, pikes,
knives and the muzzle-loading musket. Using the modern definition of
'arms' to interpret the amendment is misinterpreting the intent of the founders.

Where do you draw the line? Physics Packages?

Since the First Amendment was written to insure the freedom of hand
operated printing presses cranking out fouir-page newspapers, notices
tacked to the town hall door and comments by the town crier....by your
logic- radio, TV, internet, broadband, SiriusXM, texting, etc. aren't
covered ;-)

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On Wed, 03 Apr 2019 17:48:21 -0700, Oren wrote:

Check your facts. Say America has 4% of the world's population and has
42% of the guns in the world.


I believe you. You have a serious problem. It can't be just
little tiny dicks and insecurity. There must be something more.
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On Wed, 3 Apr 2019 14:01:46 +0100, Bod wrote:

Guns are a way of life for me, really, says Womersley, 48, who
received his first firearm, a .22-calibre rifle, for his 12th birthday,
and now hunts with his 15-year-old daughter.

The semi-automatics used in the attack will be banned, with exemptions
for working hunters, and tougher licensing rules are on the drawing board.

I think the gun laws were too slack...the laws gave this bad man a
gun, says Womersley, who owns eight or nine guns, stored in a safe in
the garage of a home decorated with game heads. He ruined it for
everyone. Not everyone is like that.As part of a new national firearm
buyback scheme, he expects to hand in one military-style AR-15 assault
rifle, a type of weapon used in the Christchurch massacre.

I dont think we need military-style weapons in our society. I
definitely dont need them in my job, he says. Its like driving
around in a Ferrari, you dont need it.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-ne...-idUKKCN1RF0J3

Fair play to the Kiwis, at least they are doing something about their
gun laws. No-one NEEDS an assault gun, except for military etc.


No one needs a car that will go faster than 100 KMPH either (the national
speed limit there) will they have to turn in all of those cars too?


No, because the maximum speed they can do
isnt what makes them effective for mass murder.

I bet a lot more people are killed in speed
related car crashes than gun violence.


Very likely but cars are a tad more useful
for most than a military assault weapon.



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On Wed, 3 Apr 2019 14:01:46 +0100, Bod wrote:

Guns are a way of life for me, really, says Womersley, 48, who
received his first firearm, a .22-calibre rifle, for his 12th birthday,
and now hunts with his 15-year-old daughter.

The semi-automatics used in the attack will be banned, with exemptions
for working hunters, and tougher licensing rules are on the drawing board.

I think the gun laws were too slack...the laws gave this bad man a
gun, says Womersley, who owns eight or nine guns, stored in a safe in
the garage of a home decorated with game heads. He ruined it for
everyone. Not everyone is like that.As part of a new national firearm
buyback scheme, he expects to hand in one military-style AR-15 assault
rifle, a type of weapon used in the Christchurch massacre.

I dont think we need military-style weapons in our society. I
definitely dont need them in my job, he says. Its like driving
around in a Ferrari, you dont need it.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-ne...-idUKKCN1RF0J3

Fair play to the Kiwis, at least they are doing something about their
gun laws. No-one NEEDS an assault gun, except for military etc.


No one needs a car that will go faster than 100 KMPH either (the national
speed limit there) will they have to turn in all of those cars too?


No, because the maximum speed they can do
isnt what makes them effective for mass murder.

That is certainly the main difference between a semi auto and a bolt
action.

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No one needs a car that will go faster than 100 KMPH either (the national
speed limit there) will they have to turn in all of those cars too?


No, because the maximum speed they can do
isnt what makes them effective for mass murder.


It's mainly your psychopathic brethren that are the cause of mass murders
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