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Re: The Assault Rifle Does it Again
Mentioning that a AR-15 is not an assault rifle is not explaining lengths.It is explaining the fact AR-15s are not assault rifles and not weapons the military uses.
If terminology is not changing anyone's mind, then why are you and others in the anti-2nd amendment crowd purposely misusing a term in order to imply a firearm is something it is not? The only reason for calling an AR-15 an assault rifle is to falsely give the impression it is something the military uses. Its why the term "assault weapon" was invented, to falsely give the impression that firearm is something the military uses in order to push for bans. It why anti-2nd amendment trash in the media use terms like assault rifle, assault weapon, military style, military assault style weapon when describing particular civilian firearms. So please do not insult everyones' intelligence here by trying to claim terms used by the anti-2nd amendment side are not used to change peoples minds. If Huffingtonpost wasn't trying to change anyone's mind then they wouldn't be using terms like assault-style anywhere in their articles about mass shootings.
Yeah you're still not getting it.
People are saying "BIG SCARY RIFLE KILLING OUR KIDS" and you're explaining barrel lengths.
Mentioning that a AR-15 is not an assault rifle is not explaining lengths.It is explaining the fact AR-15s are not assault rifles and not weapons the military uses.
This isn't the route you should be taking. I'm aware that an AR-15 isn't actually an assault rifle. I'm trying to explain to you that arguing over terminology isn't changing anyone's mind.
If terminology is not changing anyone's mind, then why are you and others in the anti-2nd amendment crowd purposely misusing a term in order to imply a firearm is something it is not? The only reason for calling an AR-15 an assault rifle is to falsely give the impression it is something the military uses. Its why the term "assault weapon" was invented, to falsely give the impression that firearm is something the military uses in order to push for bans. It why anti-2nd amendment trash in the media use terms like assault rifle, assault weapon, military style, military assault style weapon when describing particular civilian firearms. So please do not insult everyones' intelligence here by trying to claim terms used by the anti-2nd amendment side are not used to change peoples minds. If Huffingtonpost wasn't trying to change anyone's mind then they wouldn't be using terms like assault-style anywhere in their articles about mass shootings.