Gun Control & RKBA

beevul

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9. I think thats generally true, in one direction.

Reply to virginia mountainman (Reply #8)

Tue Oct 27, 2015, 03:22 AM

Oct 2015

I think they could care less 'in general' that it isn't being enforced, as enforcement wasn't the primary goal, like with the AWB. Its a desensitization/normalization implement.

I'm sure, however, that there are those who are extremely disappointed that they're not going to see average gun owners getting cuffed and stuffed on the evening news for possessing a rifle of a 50-ish year old design based on 100 year old technology.

Imagine for a minute, the gleeful daily google dumps we'd see if it were being enforced, and how the 'just looking for input" thread would double in size in a month.

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Completely expected problem enforcing gun control in Connecticut... [View all] virginia mountainman Oct 2015 OP

So those tasked with enforcing the law are refusing to obey the law? GGJohn Oct 2015 #1

no surprise there eh? msongs Oct 2015 #2

Cops breaking the law? GGJohn Oct 2015 #3

They are just following the example of the fed.. virginia mountainman Oct 2015 #4

Exactly. GGJohn Oct 2015 #5

It takes very little... beevul Oct 2015 #7

(that was completely foreseen by everyone but gun control advocates) beevul Oct 2015 #6

Exactly.... virginia mountainman Oct 2015 #8

I think thats generally true, in one direction. beevul Oct 2015 #9

There is a dictum in the military "Never issue an order you know won't be followed" Big_Mike Oct 2015 #10

This source strikes me as being on par with InfoWars. dairydog91 Oct 2015 #11

The lack of compliance with Connecticut's (and NY"s) gun laws has been reported branford Oct 2015 #12