When the government says “you don’t need an AR-15,” you need to go out and buy an AR-15.
So what should I make of all these politicians and their lackey pundits saying “you can’t own a tank or a fighter plane?”
Where a Redneck Jew, a Hispanic Catholic, and a Computer Geek write about Gun Rights, Self Defense and whatever else we can think about.
When the government says “you don’t need an AR-15,” you need to go out and buy an AR-15.
So what should I make of all these politicians and their lackey pundits saying “you can’t own a tank or a fighter plane?”
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I don’t think it is a matter of not being allowed to as much as not having enough money. In the world today and probably as far back as we know a person with no scruples and plenty money can own anything they can find for sale or theft. This is not to say I wouldn’t want a tank or a fighter plane, I very much would, but not only the cost to acquire needs to be taken in to account, the support staff, equipment required for maintenance, and repair parts need to be considered. That being said if you would like to bankroll this venture I will be by for coffee and we can get started today. Can we set a time?
Ignorance is alive and well. I know a guy has 3 old tanks in his junk yard. And there are some on line for sale asking prices no worse than a nice classic car. Politics = eaten up with the dumbass.
Welp … Time to go invent the Bolo.
To be stylish, design it around the Soviet T-35 or the British TOG-2. The first has five turrets, the second, well, it has a soft spot in the hearts of tank aficionados.
I foresee a six pack of Poverty Pony lowers in my shopping cart soon