Time to add to our collection of humor about gun control.
Back in 2013, I conducted a poll on the most important reason to oppose gun control. The most-common answer was to have the ability to resist government tyranny. Which is the theme of our first item.
The next bit of humor has the same message.
Our third item reminds me of my “IQ test” for criminals.
Next we have a cartoon that combines two hot-button issues.
As is my tradition, I’ve saved the best for last.
And the reason it’s the best is because it is such an accurate depiction of the thinking of our friends on the left.
P.S. Regarding the quiz I mentioned at the start of the column, I think the correct answer is that we should oppose gun control in order to have the ability to protect ourselves in case of societal breakdown.
As we saw most recently at the height of the pandemic, it is unwise to rely on government to protect us during times of crisis.
Heck, governments don’t do a good job of protecting us during times of calm.
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You can’t buy cannons or fully automatic weapons in the United States. We ALREADY have limits. The fact that you bring up a weapon that one can’t legally own proves the point that you can’t even think of a single “reasonable” regulation that doesn’t already exist!
Have you seen a DS30B for sale? Where would one buy ammo for it?
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Not many people want to ban all guns. The question is, should society impose some kinds of reasonable restrictions, whatever those may be (I’m no expert)? Those who say the government should do nothing are giving me permission to own the following which I saw listed as one of the most powerful guns in the world:
“The DS30B rapid fire cannon is a rapid-fire ship-protection system created by MSI-Defence Systems mounting a 30mm Oerlikon KCB gun. It is in use by the Indonesian Navy to equip the Nakhoda Ragam / Bung Tomo-class corvettes and also in use by the navies of Australia, Lithuana and the UK.”
Is everyone OK with that, or is it time to admit that some limits are reasonable?