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Should body armor be regulated?
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Should body armor be regulated?
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RE: Should body armor be regulated?
I'm more concerned about firearm regulation than body armor. If type three protects against hunting rifles, then it's probably just bought to protect against idiots who drink while handling their firearms, so they don't have to resort to using orange clothes. If you can't tell the difference between a human in camo, and a deer, then you don't need to be out in the woods with a gun.
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RE: Should body armor be regulated?
With 300 million guns in the place it strikes me as entirely sensible to buy that stuff.

Btw, that is one bad pun.
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RE: Should body armor be regulated?
I'm wearing the full armor of god Tongue
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RE: Should body armor be regulated?
(August 30, 2014 at 11:11 am)Diablo Wrote: Btw, that is one bad pun.

What, where?
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RE: Should body armor be regulated?
(August 30, 2014 at 11:33 am)Endo Wrote:
(August 30, 2014 at 11:11 am)Diablo Wrote: Btw, that is one bad pun.

What, where?

'Loaded post'
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RE: Should body armor be regulated?
(August 30, 2014 at 11:38 am)Diablo Wrote:
(August 30, 2014 at 11:33 am)Endo Wrote: What, where?

'Loaded post'

Oh, that. Hehe. I'm kinda slow today.

(August 30, 2014 at 11:09 am)Chad32 Wrote: I'm more concerned about firearm regulation than body armor. If type three protects against hunting rifles, then it's probably just bought to protect against idiots who drink while handling their firearms, so they don't have to resort to using orange clothes. If you can't tell the difference between a human in camo, and a deer, then you don't need to be out in the woods with a gun.

But more often, it's purchased and worn by "right-wing ultra-conservative gun nuts" who are usually ex-military and are involved in local militia groups, the Tea Party, and other sorts of debauchery. Knowing that, how do you feel?
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RE: Should body armor be regulated?
Body armor should not be regulated in my opinion.
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RE: Should body armor be regulated?
If civilians are allowed body armor the fucking cops will demand Apache gunships and Hellfire missiles.

Where will the arms race end?
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RE: Should body armor be regulated?
(August 30, 2014 at 11:46 am)Minimalist Wrote: If civilians are allowed body armor the fucking cops will demand Apache gunships and Hellfire missiles.

Where will the arms race end?

The cops already have those. They need those to properly kill 6 innocent unarmed black teenagers with one shot rather than be unconscionably limited to having to shoot each one 6 times.
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