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Originally Posted by 2Stonedbirds
Because as I've stated to you numerous times:
The US doesn't have the money to commit to the worlds largest buyback program.
Criminals don't care about your buyback program and will not give up their firearms.
The US has a constitutionally protected right to own firearms, the countries you bring up as successes (debatable btw) do not.
You are on board with revoking rights of Americans. Prepare to feel public resistance and non-compliance.
So why are you against objectively viewing these obstacles and trying to find a resolve through other avenues other than just a useless blanket ban?
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Which is an amendment. Which can be changed. The 2nd amendment isn't some god given law that can never be modified for as long as the US exists.
Just because they haven't done these things, doesn't mean they can't.