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SayAnything CNN “Assault Weapons” Article Full of DistortionDisclaimer: This article is a blog post and does not represent the views
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Nov 6 2007 12:00AM
http://sayanythingblog.com/index.php This is almost as bad as the time they faked a news cast showing how 223 bullets fired in full auto were more powerful than the same bullets fired in semi-automatic
Notice how CNN and the anti-gun Brady gun banning organization are trying to confuse the public about the “assault weapons ban.” That 1994 law had nothing to do with automatic weapons. Those weapons were heavily controlled by the 1934 National Firearms Act. The “assault weapons ban had nothing to do with “machine guns.”
So the fact that the 1994 “assault weapons ban” has nothing to do with the “AK-47 [which can] can spray at a rate of up to 600 rounds a minute in full automatic mode. It is the weapon of choice for guerillas and gangsters.” If they 1994 act had been removed those same automatic weapons would be on the streets as they were smuggled here presumably while the government was ignoring our borders There more distortion to come:
Ok how about a reality check. Last year 18.9% of homicides were supposedly committed with “assault weapons”. Right now that percentage is at 20%. Meanwhile the homicide rate would project out to 72 a net decrease in homicides and a decrease in homicides committed with an “assault weapons.” (14.4)
Finally I fail to see any reason to limit my rights because of what the drug dealers and gang members are doing. The article says that the police are investing in heavier weapons (not that the old shotguns were bad weapons). And they’re doing it with the Brady gun ban organization’s support. Well I say that if the police need to defend themselves than I do to
CNN has no objectivity over 2nd Amendment issues
Disclaimer: This article is a blog post and does not represent the views or opinions of Reiten Television, KXNet.com, its staff and associates and is wholly owned by the user who posted this content.
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