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Pick Axe · 01-06-2006, 02:38 AM

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You can not single out the blame to just the "border police".. besdies US deputys are involved in that as well. many beleive the illegal gun trade is being supported by the firearm companys themselves.[/quote:8c28c]

Like Tobacco Companies trying to get under-age smokers?

They'd do it if it worked, of course, they're in it to make money, but there are plenty of other places to get MUCH cheaper guns than modern american manufacturers.

You can't blame the manufacturers of new guns for this, criminals would be much more likely to buy a used, or surplus gun that they could get easier and cheaper. (Except maybe rich gangsta rappers that might want something in chrome.)

It might be that Gun Dealership laws are too lax? It could be, but I dont think Americans should have their rights infringed on just to stop crime in Canada.

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Pick Axe is Offline Senior Member Posts: 1,048 Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: \|\|\|>------------------==>	01-06-2006, 02:38 AM [quote="Short Hand":8c28c] You can not single out the blame to just the "border police".. besdies US deputys are involved in that as well. many beleive the illegal gun trade is being supported by the firearm companys themselves.[/quote:8c28c] Like Tobacco Companies trying to get under-age smokers? They'd do it if it worked, of course, they're in it to make money, but there are plenty of other places to get MUCH cheaper guns than modern american manufacturers. You can't blame the manufacturers of new guns for this, criminals would be much more likely to buy a used, or surplus gun that they could get easier and cheaper. (Except maybe rich gangsta rappers that might want something in chrome.) It might be that Gun Dealership laws are too lax? It could be, but I dont think Americans should have their rights infringed on just to stop crime in Canada.