People are always going to slip through the cracks of programs like that. Even during the national AWB of ‘94-‘04 we had: North Hollywood Shooting, Columbine, and the DC Sniper, and this was at a time when the modern loneliness problem didn’t exist and AWs were restricted. Before the AWB expired there were something like 10,000 AR-15s in…
People are always going to slip through the cracks of programs like that. Even during the national AWB of ‘94-‘04 we had: North Hollywood Shooting, Columbine, and the DC Sniper, and this was at a time when the modern loneliness problem didn’t exist and AWs were restricted. Before the AWB expired there were something like 10,000 AR-15s in circulation. Now there are 20,000,000 in circulation. Ain’t no putting that genie back into the bottle.
Yeah, there would have to be a MASSIVE buyback campaign and I am not sure if the federal government would have enough money to compensate people for what they think their guns are worth.
People are always going to slip through the cracks of programs like that. Even during the national AWB of ‘94-‘04 we had: North Hollywood Shooting, Columbine, and the DC Sniper, and this was at a time when the modern loneliness problem didn’t exist and AWs were restricted. Before the AWB expired there were something like 10,000 AR-15s in circulation. Now there are 20,000,000 in circulation. Ain’t no putting that genie back into the bottle.
Yeah, there would have to be a MASSIVE buyback campaign and I am not sure if the federal government would have enough money to compensate people for what they think their guns are worth.
There'd also probably be a bunch of Waco/Ruby Ridge-style events if something like that (somehow) managed to make it past a senate filibuster.