George Bush put an assault weapons [sic] ban in place that didn't sunset. Furthermore, when both the President and the majority of Congress were Republicans, they did not repeal The Gun Control Act and The National Firearms Act. From moral, ethical, and Constitutional standpoints, GCA and NFA are not fundamentally different from what you propose.anygunanywhere wrote:How about the GOP adopting the anti-gun stance and even push for assault weapons ban and a $1.00 tax on each round of ammo?
I think you're missing the point that many of us aren't giving up anything. We honestly don't care if our neighbor marries a woman or a man, if they carry a Ruger or S&W, if they worship at a church or synagogue... or even if they drive a Ford or Chevy.anygunanywhere wrote:Choose what you give up very carefully because whatever you give up, be it marriage, second amendment, it does not matter, the lefties will continue to tear it to pieces and subvert everything into the lowest common denominator.
