While it's true about the "soft targets", that still fails to justify full auto or burst weapons for me- and I was standing at Ground Zero by 11AM on 9/12/01. I get the idea. But the nation is full of "soft targets" and it's only the gov't soft targets that can buy the auto weapons without a huge amount of paperwork and super secret special permission. Joe Average can apply for his Class 3 license but if he puts down on paper he wants them for personal protection...he might just get denied. Same for pistol permits in my state, put down self defense on the application for a permit (not that you should have to justify your reasons for wanting one) and you'll likely get denied. Why is it that it's okay for the gov't to protect itself, but not the average person? Truth is Joe Average is just as likely to need a gun as Norman the IRS clerk.
The question is so fundamental and yet it's so easily overlooked!
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