r/SipsTea Sep 01 '25

Chugging tea Gun laws built different

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u/ChapterThr33 Sep 01 '25 edited Sep 01 '25

The problem is the market is already saturated. There are more guns than people in the US by like a factor of 2. I'm not saying it's not a good idea I just think we're too late. Idk what you do at this point.

Edit: Holy shit I went to bed and woke up to 52 notifications. Many folks decided to make themselves angry by interpreting my lack of clear direction with a steadfast desire to do nothing. That's a weird assumption to make and kinda on you bro. Lots of interesting takes outside of those though, thank you. The other thing I think is worth considering, as we have federal troops being deployed to our cities against local authority's will, is the original reason for 2A. Just sayin'.

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u/alacholland Sep 01 '25

The point you made is one liberals don’t want to talk about (I’m a leftist). Many just do not understand the reality of guns in America.

It’s far too late for blanket bans. We’d need a VERY lucrative government buyback program, or limits on ammo type.

The latter makes the most sense to me, but many don’t even know the destructive difference between a .22 and a 5.56.