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10/19/2016 Debate

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Snowpeck
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Oct 19 2016 9:43PM
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yungcigsmoker
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Josh__PeckOn a closing note, I don't support gun bans because they would not work in the US, I don't support them because it infringes on property rights.


Oh yeah and there are currently millions of guns in circulation (both legally and illegally obtained)
Oct 21 2016 8:31PM
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yungcigsmoker
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Hence why gun bans in the US are not possible
Oct 21 2016 8:32PM
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Frozinballz
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californiagrownStats are pretty darn similar. Similar settler/wild west heritage. Idk, what specifically means we can't use any aspect of Australia's situation for comparison?

Do you think any aspect of their situation can be used to analyze America's gun situation?



I see where you are going with it and yeah it seems like maybe since it works for one country you could see where it would work for America, but I simply don't think you can use it as a logical comparison. Mere speculation.

What worked for Australia 36 years ago doesn't mean implementing the same ban will have the same effect on America today. All we would be doing is adding on top of the war over drugs with a war over firearms. But the catch is we still have tons of fire arms.
Oct 21 2016 8:55PM
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