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Message: [QUOTE="Zorba, post: 3925113, member: 22767"] After watching the video I noticed that he keep saying confiscation, and he said firearms were banned here, but they aren't, that's the lawyer speaking, what he needs to speak as, is a human being, it isn't confiscation when it is handed in voluntarily, when people start wanting to remove the inappropriate weapons more and more will be off the street then hopefully the rest will get confiscated when discovered by the authorities, the sound of rapid fire with or with high cap mags isn't mistakable, people have to become pro active and report what they hear and see and not leave it to just the authorities to find them. The idiots that you really don't want to have those types of weapons won't be able to help themselves, the need to show them off or shoot beer cans is irresistible to them. I know that fear and how the NRA are, they came here when gun control was being discussed and they used the same argument to stir up the nutters, and that brings me back to should I fear going to the US, I imagine most rural places would be safe but if the locals fear being shot then I should be shit scared, if I go almost anywhere here I don't have that fear. (exceptions would be things like climbing over the back fence of a bike club at night, make that anytime of the day ;) ) Maybe an "ENOUGH is ENOUGH fight for gun control" bumper sticker is needed, hopefully people will start to realise that enough is enough, it's time to act like grown ups and talk instead of draw. It will be a huge job but it has to start somewhere and that somewhere is the people wanting to, more than wanting to cling to the 2nd. :) [/QUOTE]

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