Well, there are a lot of moronic gun laws.
For example,
It's 10 years in prison if you put a vertical foregrip on a pistol, but perfectly legally to use bump-fire modify - turning any weapon fully automatic.
You need to be 21 to purchase anything from an FFL, but can join the military at 17.
How is the military one illogical? When you join the military they don't hand you a gun and send you off on your way.. Your put into intense training under sharp supervision in which you have to pass testing to be trusted in it's operation on the field. On topic: The American public are filled with morons.. 2001 is a odd mark because there literally have been no huge gun restrictions instated, in fact we have been seeing huge deregulation and massive pro gun laws like "stand your ground" being instated..
Because in America when you have a conceal carry permit they don't just hand you a gun and send you off on your way...
You're put into intense training under sharp supervision.... monitored by the state.
In America you can't just walk around with a gun without any form of training in 99% of the union (only the constitutional carry states allow the carrying of guns without any form of state/NRA run training).
You can be the most responsible 20 year old that can out gun any Navy Seal, but because you're not 21 and not in the military you can't purchase a gun from a FFL holder. I find it funny we can trust a 18 year old with an M16, but the 20 year old who goes to work in a bad area of town can't carry a gun for his protection even if he attends the mandatory gun safety courses mandated by the states.
*people in the military under 21 still can't purchase a handgun from an FFL holder.
Yet again getting your permit in NO way some how equates to the months to years of military training you receive if you enlist.. Training in which you can fail.. IN a military that even AFTER the training your still under supervision by your superiors. This is a stupid comparison..
The comparison isn't stupid.
Ask the average person in the military to shoot a .45ACP - it'll be comical.
You fail an NRA safety course you're not given your permit; you may not think a permit is not enough, but the states disagree and state if you can pass a safety course you're trustworthy enough to carry a firearm.
lets be realistic the majority of the military is sitting behind a computer in an RV located somewhere in Afghanistan. They have a limit grasp on gun knowledge, or how to use a gun unless they're infantry men/spec ops.
If I train with Lee harvey Oswald my entire minor life on how to snipe there's no reason I shouldn't be given a CCW at 18, or be restrict on what I can or cannot buy at an FFL.
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