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Should America follow Mitt Romney's example, and ban assault weapons?

Did Mitt Romney get it right in Mass?

  • Yes.

    Votes: 3 13.0%
  • No.

    Votes: 20 87.0%

  • Total voters
    23
Wow. Look at the results so far. No wonder that flip-flopping MORmON bozo lost. Nobody--liberal or conservative--trusted Flip-Flop Mitt. :lamo
 
Wow. Look at the results so far. No wonder that flip-flopping MORmON bozo lost. Nobody--liberal or conservative--trusted Flip-Flop Mitt. :lamo

Is there a app you use to generate insults?
 
Mitt Romney banned assault weapons in Massachusetts. And in 2002, he said he was "no friend to the NRA" and will not "chip away at Massachusett's tough gun laws."

Apparently you're not up on political events in the USA? Your candidate preference Romney lost the election.
 
Yes, all weapons designed for military use should be banned for civilians to own.

Considering how few guns are designed "for military use" that wouldn't ban much of anything.

It would however ban certain handguns designed for Navy Seals that are perfectly good for civilians, among other things. Do yourself a favor, contact every gun manufacturer and ask them how many designers had "military use" in mind, rather than more specific purposes of use, then cease to reveal your ignorance with statements like this.

The civilian version of the M16, the AR-15 was designed for civilian use. You fine with that?
 
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