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They want to promote safety and have no idea how.
https://www.newsweek.com/new-zealand-buyback-program-guns-1469405
Yeah its really working out for them.
$62 million in payments.
However, New Zealand's collection thus far still represents meaningful gains, especially when compared to how the U.S. has fared when trying to regulate assault weapons.
When analogous programs have been proposed in U.S. states, results have often been far less encouraging. New York passed the landmark SAFE Act in 2013, which required gun owners to register assault weapons as part of the state's newly expanded definition for those types of military-style rifles. One estimate put the registration rate at around 4 percent.
A majority of the American public largely supports banning assault weapons. Some polling suggests a majority of Americans also support buyback programs, even mandatory ones.
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Whoa, didn't know they're handing out that much. I wouldn't pay anything, I'd just enact the law and then those with guns would be criminals.
NZ is successful, US isn't.
Ok so majority of yanks would want the gun loonies to hand over their semi-auto rifles, even by force. That about seals it in my view. I guess majority of yanks have had their fill of school shootings etc.
Btw, I wasn't expecting a US-based weekly news magazine to even be in favor of reducing guns in the world.
Yes let us talk about mental health and how that is even doing worse than the gun culture. Are you for free health care Gonzo?
Wow a what 30% at best turn in rate is considered successful to you just because the US does worse? In essence all you did is make 70% of guns that would never be used in a crime now crime guns that since the owners are now criminals in your eyes they might as well just sell them to people with more nefarious means, oh but that is why they offer them a "fair" (not what I consider fair) compensation. And of course you would go the facist/authoritarian route of seizing legal acquired property. But oh yeah those rifles are legal in your country right? They are also legal in a large portion of the EU. Hell I just watched the slingshot guy from Germany's video about all his wonderful handguns and semi auto rifles, but the rifle is the problem even if they are involved in less than 5% of gun crimes pretty much anywhere in the world.
You know what is involved in 100% of school shooting? Mental health.... sometimes I question yours Mutant.
Even 30 % requires the 62 million bucks, only goes to show how large the problem is. Still, NZ is safer than US where things are the way you want them to be, although you don't even live there.
Sorry, and I speak for millions here, if the government wants to me to give up even more then it should give me something for it once in a while, and not be a completely corrupt oligarchy.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news...tecting-classmates-gunman-jedi-star-wars-book
"A college student hailed by police as a hero for preventing more injuries and deaths after a gunman opened fire in a classroom has been immortalized as a Jedi by the production company behind the Star Wars franchise."
Texas shooter had a Finnish last name, Kinnunen. Kind of rare.
https://edition.cnn.com/2019/12/30/us/texas-shooting-keith-thomas-kinnunen-profile/index.html
Do you think it would have helped the people in the Las Vegas shooting if the crowd was armed?
How many of these would be solved if everybody just wore suicide vests around? Would you try to mass shoot people who you know can just suicide bomb you?
The truly fucked will find away to bring about their fuckery.