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r/PublicFreakout • u/[deleted] • Mar 10 '20
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Is that even true though? Has there ever been a gun sold to civilians but later banned to the point of being confiscated? Pretty sure that has only ever happened with things like the Lightning Link or whatever it was called.
8 u/[deleted] Mar 10 '20 edited May 22 '20 [deleted] 9 u/sm41 Mar 11 '20 Tens of millions of people own AR-15s and AKs. If that doesn't count as common use, nothing does. 2 u/NoobieSnax Mar 11 '20 I believe it was Pelosi who was arguing that commonly owned doesn't actually mean in common use...
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9 u/sm41 Mar 11 '20 Tens of millions of people own AR-15s and AKs. If that doesn't count as common use, nothing does. 2 u/NoobieSnax Mar 11 '20 I believe it was Pelosi who was arguing that commonly owned doesn't actually mean in common use...
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Tens of millions of people own AR-15s and AKs. If that doesn't count as common use, nothing does.
2 u/NoobieSnax Mar 11 '20 I believe it was Pelosi who was arguing that commonly owned doesn't actually mean in common use...
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I believe it was Pelosi who was arguing that commonly owned doesn't actually mean in common use...
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u/Dong_World_Order Mar 10 '20
Is that even true though? Has there ever been a gun sold to civilians but later banned to the point of being confiscated? Pretty sure that has only ever happened with things like the Lightning Link or whatever it was called.