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u/throwa37 Jun 08 '22

Between Biden talking about 9mm "blowing the lung out of the body" (as opposed to .22LR), and Poly talking about the .223 round "going through walls", it makes me wonder how extremely distorted these people's perception of guns could possibly be. These are people that purport to support the ownership of "hunting" rifles. Do they think we're out there dropping deer with airsoft pellets? How can you be OK with a bullet being able to kill a moose, but be alarmed that it can penetrate drywall? I don't understand.

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u/scamcitizen999 Jun 09 '22

They know nothing about guns and won't ever learn. They don't need to. Poly and others are funded by people who want to disarm the population. Simple as that. People keep trying to rationalize why poly acts the way they do. And it is because they are paid to. What they actually think personally isn't that important because they spend no time considering reality or alternatives. Their objective is to serve the liberal agenda of disarmament.

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u/marston82 Jun 09 '22

They have somehow created a cognitive dissonance in their minds. In their distorted view, tactical rifles and pistols are evil and made to kill people which they think requires inordinately powerful ammunition because people are hard to kill. Hunting rifles on the other hand are designed to kill animals which they think are easy to kill and are hard to handle and shoot. Therefore, hunting guns are safe and the caliber does not matter.

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u/yummybunnybear Jun 09 '22

They think that hunting rifles are soft hitting because meat is soft. They don't know about skulls and bones because they get their meat packaged in stores

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u/Johnny-Unitas Jun 09 '22

I disagree. It is a way to say they aren't banning everything. That will happen in ten years or so.

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u/Tacticfreedom Jun 09 '22

Don't dare to mention the 45-70 and the amount of dry "walls" it will knock down. Let's just assume all these big calibers shoot projectiles at a lazy leisural 490fps

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '22

But if we say its 490fps bill c21 will ban anything that shoots under 500fps.

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u/yummybunnybear Jun 09 '22

The extent of these people's experience with guns is seeing Jame Bond shoot down a helicopter with a PPK.