- 05 May 2018 08:18
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Are you for firearm regulation or freedom of arms ownership?
To avoid people posting in the Other option about how they do not support strict arms regulations but still in essence support firearms ownership. Restriction or unrestriction in this poll are not meant in absolute sense but in principle. Meaning, restricted firearm market is where most of general population will not be able to purchase firearms. Only people who are in careers where firearms are required to fulfill their roles will be able to carry firearms and so on.
Likewise unrestricted market is what we have akin to modern day USA. Where most people are able to own and purchase firearms unrestricted in principle, even with some regulations in place.
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Are you for firearm regulation or freedom of arms ownership?
To avoid people posting in the Other option about how they do not support strict arms regulations but still in essence support firearms ownership. Restriction or unrestriction in this poll are not meant in absolute sense but in principle. Meaning, restricted firearm market is where most of general population will not be able to purchase firearms. Only people who are in careers where firearms are required to fulfill their roles will be able to carry firearms and so on.
Likewise unrestricted market is what we have akin to modern day USA. Where most people are able to own and purchase firearms unrestricted in principle, even with some regulations in place.
Me, well I used to be known as Plaro....