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So you're just here to make "vague" statements.
Thanks for clearing that up.
Are you high or drunk? The vague statement was on your behalf.
So you're just here to make "vague" statements.
Thanks for clearing that up.
Rifles have been in existence since the 1500s. The one I showed was invented in 1780. That is 11 years before 1791. Its been spelled out 3 times now. I think its safe to say you not only don't understand firearms but history or basic math either.
Are you high or drunk? The vague statement was on your behalf.
Yeah I don't think so fudd.
All note that this poster and JPP Staff's tag line is "peace through power" when his posted video is "Perception of peace through superior firepower"
And I told you 1780. But you didn't want to listen, so I told you again. And then a 3rd time. We are now on the 4th and I have utterly given up on your ability to understand even the simplest of concepts.I asked when they were sold, not when they were "thought up". But I digress...
Well it didn't, at least not here. I am, admittedly, a little ignorant about the wars Austria (where the rifle in question was used by whole military units) was fighting at this time. But if you're trying to say that Lewis and Clark took land from the Indians, well, you're pretty ignorant about history (which we have already established as a fact anyways). We got the land from the French.I want you to tell me why this advanced "gun" was the "perception of power through superior firepower" and detail how it took the land of people who owned it.
semiautomatic machine guns
you also realize that the founders wrote the constitution in such a way so that the majority couldn't rule over the minority?I don't want to taunt you and make you look stupid but you do realize that the "Union" is a union of citizens who band together to speak for a large majority and they decided that the few, the ones who were swimming in profits, shouldn't own slaves. This is the basic foundation of politics and America to the educated.
Thus the gun death rate in America.