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Legally they're not considered one and the same, but they are functionally indistinguishable. The primary difference is the mechanism that loads the next round. One uses a reciprocating bolt, the other a revolving cylinder. However. Don't think that the technical, legal distinction will save...

Obvious ... ship guns to the Mexican Cartels, wait for the body count to pile up, then trace the serial #s to the guns they ordered to be sold and then run Soros-funded PSAs showing the names of the Mexicans gunned down in the crossfire and blame our "easy access to guns" and "demand a plan"...

Odd. The surplus M1 Garands were quite popular hunting rifles after WWII. As were M1As (civilian M14s in semi-only). But stick a black stock and a pistol grip on it (and a Mini-Me caliber to boot!) and all hellz breakz loooooooz. :0/

Who is this "Noone"? I haven't seen a single post from him/her. Is it pronounced like "noon", as in "high noon"? Or is it more like "Noon...ie"?

Ouch, my head hurts from the whiplash of switching the argument from "need" to "benefit" on a dime. Ugh.... hang on ... damnit.... But as my headache subsides, on a side note, I doubt anybody here owns an assault rifle. Those are full-auto. And require approval from the DOJ, registration...

Ah. Another Tootsie Roll Syndrome sufferer... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaXk6PVXqJE

*Disclaimer: I'm not responding entirely to what you posted, or what I think you believe. I'm new here, so I'm kinda doing a data dump on this one (forgive the length) and will respond to what you posted in context, but most of it responds to boiler-plate arguments I've read on the...

They're late bloomers. Or, that's a lot like the old saying "there are no athiests in hell".

And Rosa Parks didn't neeeeed to sit in the front of the bus; the back seat was going to the same place. And nobody poofs into a cloud of smoke if they aren't allowed to petition their government for a redress of grievences. A little unlawful search and seizure never killed anybody. But...

Single payer (an oxymoron, since it's really a two-class system) keeps a lid on healthcare costs by rationing. Rationing takes two forms: delayed care and denied care. In its worst extreme, it's euthanasia when a patient would have been otherwise treatable. And it also results in a positive...