Both are impossible via legislation.

🤔

You think your politicians would allow that? The same ones that allow themselves to be raped by Brussels?

I'm giving an instruction manual

It's not my fault they don't follow it

Attempting to ban weapons is not nessesarly new

The other alternative is a violent revolution and I'm not sure that's a good idea 🤔

If it can be avoided

Define 'violent'

Elections are forceful violence <:GWragMonkaS:390321742624849920>

Kek

But unironically

Well if the culture manages to switch enough on its own good on the people for voting for gun rights

That is why rule of law is greater than democracy in our republic

I highly doubt you could get something like this on a ballot.

But.... there's a possible solution soon with the US legalizing 3D printed firearms

It is not legalized

They just realized they could not constitutionally ban it

It was always protected under free speech

Either way, it's effectively legal

Well 3d printing is going to put a massive strike through the concept of gun control

Not trying to be disagreeable

It practically forces governments to either legalize it or become incredibly draconian

@Ruggwain exactly

Just saying that legal not legal presupposes that it hinges on the government

^^

Instead of inherent rights

America got its culture of gunsmithing from the Germans. Soon, it will be the other way around

Germans would probably still be Tier 0 if they didn't hate themselves so much

In guns specifically at least

But whatever

The fact that it's an inherent right in the US constitution underlines how much of a cultural thing it is

Since it was drafted by what comes close to people's revolutionaries

It's not our 'culture', it's human nature. Your culture just brainwashed you into thinking it's 'bad'. That's my point.

We wrote it down, because the Brits introduced a new law that was going to take away firearms from Americans

Well calling the professionals instead of running headfirst into someone who is not only prepared but also has the initiative has its pragmatic arguments

callling the professionals first leaves you with a burnt down home or a violated body

Uh

Yeah, the 'professionals' want you to stay disarmed

Burning down your home seems like a very unusual turn of events

For a crime

When seconds matter, the police are minutes away