freedomdwarf1
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ORIGINAL: BamaD But owning a hand gun is damed near impossible, and self defence, a basic right that even animals have, is not, according to other Englishmen on here, recognized. Bit no there is no real restrictions there. Would you like some oacean front property in Arizona that I can get for you cheap. It's no more 'near impossible' for a normal person than it is in the US. As for self defense - see my response to muffin. And which animals do you know of that are able to get hold of a hand gun let alone use one? I'd like that ocean-front property Did I say with guns, my Rott can rip a person to shreads almost as fast as they can be shot to death. Here, a dog gets one free bite, and if self defense is estabilshed they are ok. As for knives, if you are right why did knife muerders in DC skyrocket in DC when they banned handguns? Gun merders went down minutely but knife murders incearsed enough to DOUBLE their murder rate. You say some one can get a gun there as easy as here. Either they can't, or every word you has said about our easy access is a lie. Over here, if a dog bites someone, it is destroyed as a dangerous dog. No quibbles, no arguments.......... put down by order of the courts. And that also applies to people owning dogs for self-protection too. Animals don't get a freebie 'self defense' hit/bite first unless it's a police dog on duty. DC knife murders went up to double because you have a shitload of misfits that couldn't get hold of more guns. If I was so inclined (and I'm not), I only need to apply for a gun permit, wait for the obligatory 2 weeks while they scrutinize my history and criminal record, pay the license fee and go buy a gun. Yes.... it is that simple here. But.... you have to declare why you need it, to what use it is being put, and where it and its ammo is being kept. AND, the license is for just that one gun - not an armoury of weapons. If I legitimately owned a legally licensed gun, it is not allowed to be transported or carried in a public place unless it is separated from its ammo and locked in a steel cabinet. This is essential difference between buying/owning a gun here and in the US. Buying one on the black market isn't so easy here because there just aren't that many guns here to get one 'under the radar'. It's not impossible of course, just not so easy as it is in the US.
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