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Posted: 11/17/2015 1:33:38 PM EDT
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So basically Europe is being turned into one big concentration camp.
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Yeh, the bad guys will never be able to get weapons
Gun grabbers about to jizz Expect a big U.S. push if this gets through |
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The guns did it!!!!
Take note, when one of these "refugees" does the same here the progressives will push hard to ban guns instead of addressing the real problem |
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They would solve more by promoting conceal carry.
Provide training for those who want it to become proficient in firearms safety and use. |
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The EU is a fucking cancer.
I hope that globalist horseshit never comes here. |
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I hope at least Hungary, Austria and Poland tells them Fuck You
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Long past that. Unfortunately, popular opinion is so far gone there will be no foing. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Europe... ...this is the proverbial fo tiem. Long past that. Unfortunately, popular opinion is so far gone there will be no foing. Maybe in England, France, and Germany. Finland, Poland, and the Czech Republic may have a different reply. |
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Step by step, inch by inch. They are assuming the rifles can't be smuggled or made from parts in country. Maybe they should talk to the IRA. Another huge fail by liberal logic...
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View Quote Will they stop the flow of muslim terrorists refugees? |
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It's being "accelerated" because they can use the tragedy to ram through legislation without public consideration in the wake of the attacks. If it were proposed in more sober times it would be opposed by a number of governments (Finland's is mentioned in particular).
This sounds like a familiar pattern. So the process goes -Admit large numbers of refugees from a known conflict zone with no security checks of any kind -Make little to no effort to capture known terrorists that you know are inside your borders out of a fear of "offending sensibilities" -These terrorists then perpetrate terrorist acts on your largely defenseless population -Blame the inanimate objects that they used in their attacks despite their not being legal anyway -Push through legislation to further restrict law-abiding citizens who had nothing to do with the tragedy -Refuse to change your policy of bringing in large numbers of refugees from a known conflict zone with no security checks of any kind -Rinse, lather, repeat Great recipe for fascism. This is what happens when ideology trumps any kind of sense. |
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Given what is happening in Germany and France - isn't the EU pretty much dead at this point?
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I guess they didn't feel sufficiently helpless this past Friday.
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It will solve the problem of too many white people in Europe. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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And this will solve? It will solve the problem of too many white people in Europe. This, what a fucking boneheaded idea. Yes, disarm the folks who are law abiding. That will make you safer. I'm sure that .ter will line up to turn in their AKs immediately. |
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Imagine the lives they could have saved had they done this a week earlier.
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The EU proposals are just guidelines. It would take national legislation, in each country, to implement them. There will be pushback from some countries, such as Finland.
The practical effect would be nil, regarding terrorism. It would only burden law-abiding citizens, in the few countries that allow semiautomatic rfles now. In Greece, semiautomatic rifles -- indeed, all rifled long arms, including bolt actions -- are already illegal. Yet the country is awash with AK-47's, with the police estimating that 250,000 are in circulation. (They came in mostly from Albania, when the communist Hoxha regime fell.) The authorities want to be seen as doing something. They are whistling past the graveyard. |
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There doesn't really seem to be a credible source for that - just a rumor.
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I'm 101% completely sure that the AK's used in the massacre were all lawfully purchases semi-automatic firearms...
Seriously, these are TERRORIST... BIGGER_HAMMER |
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Sounds like a problem was created for a solution doesn't it?
Now they can institute total tyrannical control of all independent nations in the EU. |
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It's being "accelerated" because they can use the tragedy to ram through legislation without public consideration in the wake of the attacks. If it were proposed in more sober times it would be opposed by a number of governments (Finland's is mentioned in particular). This sounds like a familiar pattern. So the process goes -Admit large numbers of refugees from a known conflict zone with no security checks of any kind -Make little to no effort to capture known terrorists that you know are inside your borders out of a fear of "offending sensibilities" -These terrorists then perpetrate terrorist acts on your largely defenseless population -Blame the inanimate objects that they used in their attacks despite their not being legal anyway -Push through legislation to further restrict law-abiding citizens who had nothing to do with the tragedy -Refuse to change your policy of bringing in large numbers of refugees from a known conflict zone with no security checks of any kind -Rinse, lather, repeat Great recipe for fascism. This is what happens when ideology trumps any kind of sense. View Quote Liberal fascism where tyranny comes telling you what's best for you - and what's best for you is to be open minded and multicultural. |
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Does anyone read anything? They can get semi-automatic rifles with a permit ... not a total ban.
"According to PAP, if Member States agree to the proposal of the European Commission, individuals will not be able to buy (for example) certain types of Kalashnikov (which Polish law permits). To acquire such a semi-automatic weapon that at least the premise is to serve the purpose of sports, but you have to have a permit." |
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When I was in the Balkans about 10 years ago, there were enough AKs and every other kind of Combloc weapon around that there's no way they could have got rid of them in 10 years, so I'm guessing there's still shit-tonnes of hardware withing a day's drive wherever you are in the EU.
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Does anyone read anything? They can get semi-automatic rifles with a permit ... not a total ban. "According to PAP, if Member States agree to the proposal of the European Commission, individuals will not be able to buy (for example) certain types of Kalashnikov (which Polish law permits). To acquire such a semi-automatic weapon that at least the premise is to serve the purpose of sports, but you have to have a permit." View Quote Depends on how hard the permit is to get. Try getting a permit for "Category D" firearms in Australia. You really can't. Technically you can own a semi-auto center-fire with a permit. In reality almost no one does and they're so highly restricted that there is an effective ban on them. |
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I will just leave this here.
http://www.guncite.com/gc2ndfqu.html " Before a standing army can rule, the people must be disarmed; as they are in almost every kingdom in Europe. The supreme power in America cannot enforce unjust laws by the sword; because the whole body of the people are armed, and constitute a force superior to any band of regular troops that can be, on any pretence, raised in the United States. A military force, at the command of Congress, can execute no laws, but such as the people perceive to be just and constitutional; for they will possess the power, and jealousy will instantly inspire the inclination, to resist the execution of a law which appears to them unjust and oppressive." ---Noah Webster, An Examination of the Leading Principles of the Federal Constitution (Philadelphia 1787). |
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