Man arrested for 2x4 labeled "High Powered Rifle"
I know there were other points of contention in the thread when I posted this, but NOBODY has anything to say about this "definition creep"? People keep saying "it's not about all guns, just assault weapons," but then New York legislation defined the term "assault weapon" to include all pistols currently on the market, and a Colorado bill currently working through the Colorado legislature defined the term "assault weapon" to include all pump-action and semi-auto shotguns currently on the market. Even setting aside whether the AR-15 should be restricted, this sort of "definition creep" really does make it seem like the new legislation is moving toward an outright ban of civilian firearms.
That concerns me. How do people here who say that they don't want to ban all guns, just "assault weapons," react to the definition of "assault weapon" in Colorado and New York legislation?
I know there were other points of contention in the thread when I posted this, but NOBODY has anything to say about this "definition creep"? People keep saying "it's not about all guns, just assault weapons," but then New York legislation defined the term "assault weapon" to include all pistols currently on the market, and a Colorado bill currently working through the Colorado legislature defined the term "assault weapon" to include all pump-action and semi-auto shotguns currently on the market. Even setting aside whether the AR-15 should be restricted, this sort of "definition creep" really does make it seem like the new legislation is moving toward an outright ban of civilian firearms.
That concerns me. How do people here who say that they don't want to ban all guns, just "assault weapons," react to the definition of "assault weapon" in Colorado and New York legislation?