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Even before the Christchurch incident, I never bothered advocating for gun rights in New Zealand. Besides rural people, who tend to own guns, you have near total ignorance combined with a long running social engineering program designed to create a very anti-gun climate here—and that’s on the best of days. The average person here thinks a gun can explode and indiscriminately kill everyone in a 100 metre radius. It’s beyond retarded.
After this Christchurch thing… WOW!
I was trying to think back to the last time I’ve seen hysteria like this, and I think it’s 9/11.
Check out some of these stories:
Christchurch mosque shootings: Sniper rifles with armour piercing rounds for sale on basic licence
Kiwis begin to voluntarily return their semi-automatic rifles
Indian terrorism movie Hotel Mumbai pulled from New Zealand cinemas in wake of Christchurch attacks
Christchurch shootings: Crusaders defend their name amid concerns it could be offensive
NZ Threatens 10 Years In Prison For ‘Possessing’ Mosque Shooting Video
This is just a taste of the madness.
If you are reading this from the U.S., beware: The goal of the shooter was to cause a crackdown on gun rights in the U.S.! His manifesto was clear on this point:
Won’t your attack result in calls for the removal of gun rights from Whites in the United states? Yes, that is the plan all along, you said you would fight to protect your rights and the constitution, well soon will come the time.
Whatever is actually going on with this incident, New Zealand is just the top of the iceberg.
#1: paraclete To: Deckard (#0)
It is not madness not to want to be attacked by extremists of any ilk and that includes the extreme gun lobby.
To put this in context, there is a long history in NZ of recommendations to tighten gun laws which have been ignored because of a gun lobby, once again a minority directing public policy. In the sister country, Australia, there are stronger gun laws and this has not resulted in loss of rights but sensible legislation to avoid mass shootings, and in this regard, the policy has been highly successful. there is still a large gun ownership in Australia, but rapid fire weapons are banned
What happens in NZ does not direct policy in the US, it is unrelated. NZ banned nuclear ships, did this result in a similar ban in the US. Of course not
paraclete posted on 2019-03-18 23:43:27 Reply Private Reply