Remembering When Gun Control Was at Least Remotely Rational
But, hey, we're sure that the next time the boogeymen come, the gubmint will be there for you, right?
By Selwyn Duke —— Bio and Archives--January 2, 2023
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A curious mutation in gun control activism occurred during the last few decades, whence began a fixation on something dubbed the "assault rifle.” Never mind that an assault rifle, insofar as the designation was ever at all valid, had always referenced a weapon with a "select fire” feature allowing three types of operation: semi-automatic, fully-automatic or in three-shot bursts. This doesn't, of course, describe the class of rifles (e.g., AR-15-style) now targeted, whose operation is semi-automatic only (one bullet released per trigger pull), just like 50 percent of all new guns sold. But whatever you call them, here are two facts:
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