[BITList] BBC News - Gun convention 'a celebration of US culture'

[CT's]

hugh

don't even say that in jest and if ever Alaska's ahmadinejad hears it - watch out!

why are they not considered as "arms" as in right to bear? [2nd amend]?

I smell government conspiracy here! clearly they should be considered as arms - which national rifle association [NRA] member doesn't want his/her own artillery?

come to think of it, there's a very interesting telly program here - "Pawn Stars". It's rather like antiques road show  but takes place in a real pawn ship in las vegas.

you can imagine people bring in lots of weapons to pawn or sell. a collector brought in a rare real French 2lbs [about] artillery canon made around 1895 and wanted to sell it. 

It looked in excellent condition and they actually test fired it. it worked fine, so they gave him $30k for it.

with this in mind, it may be that some if not all the items you mentioned can be legally owned by the citizen army here.

ct






From: HUGH 
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Mike,

Why do they stop (or do they ?) at assault rifles ?  Where do they keep the bazookas and light artillery ?  Hand grenades, mustard gas, small nuclear items, and the like ?  Thank God for the Atlantic Ocean.

Hugh.


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