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14/12/16

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Originally posted by jjace ↑

Again please read my posts before telling me useless and unrealistic posts.So i will repeat what i have said few times,i would never want to see Australia have easy laws like usa,they have a gun problem that needs attention,and the types of guns also allowed there i can not support in most people allowed to own,full autos,etc and if people like you think Australia will ever go down the usa way in laws you are not very wise will never happen.But what us law abiding firearme owners in Australia are disscussing and often defending are stupid laws that have no simerlaraties with anything to do with usa,or have any posative results in cime reduction.Read my previous posts for some examples and we really need to stop comparing us with the usa as its like comparing apples and oranges to point out a very common phrase.All resonsable Firearme holders are not against tough laws but they must be smart,usefull and sensable laws not stupid poitical scoring,laws which is so often the case.Mass shootings also were no event 50 years ago and we had very soft gunlaws,while i am not saying we need to go back to soft laws(we do need to undo some of jh laws)what our govermant really needs to do is improve our hospital,police and mentall health departments as they are not able to help many that need help and so many lives are destroyed,but that is to hard much easier to take the easy approach and continue down this path that will not have any posatives apart from wasting money better spent in other areas.

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