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Originally Posted by Lotus
The only way that there is a zero % chance that your Glock will be found is if you cannot find it yourself.
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I don't need to explain myself to you however I am ex-military, have a long history of firearms experience and have my shit locked down. Just because you feel that my processes can't possible be error free doesn't make it so.
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Originally Posted by Lotus
If you can find it, then there is a % chance, however small, that someone else can, too.
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No, there is not. No chance they could gain access to it if it were found either.
[quote=Lotus;978294]And if there is a percentage chance that a child killer could steal your gun, then logically, to that percentage you are aiding and abetting the child killer by owning that gun.[QUOTE=Lotus;978294]
This person is committing a crime to get my firearm, how am I aiding and abetting?
Aiding and abetting applies to someone who assists or helps one or more other people commit a crime. To be held accountable as an aider and abettor, you must know of the criminal objective and do something to make it succeed.
Yet again you attempt to bluster through facts with hysterical rhetoric. Why is this child killer free? Isn't that a fault of the penal system?
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Originally Posted by Lotus
As for the Constitution, the 2nd Amendment needs to be re-examined. It may have worked in the 18th century, when people had flintlocks, but it is a disaster when it comes to 21st century weapons, as Newtown taught us all.
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Sure, why not. Put it to a vote.