RE: Moscow surplus and seized weapons policy

[Ken Medlin <dev-plan@moscow.com>]

We can define the caliber very easily -- even a .22 is a lethal weapon, 
but for hunting one has to go further. It's really not a very complicated 
process if there's a will to do so. Where is there any justifiction for a 
household to harbor a machine gun, a bomb, an AK, a grenade, etc, etc.  
There's a line in there somewhere that can be drawn thru legislative and 
law enforcement agencies. They represent us, don't they? If we don't like 
how they behave, throw them out? Look at the national polls on what 
should be done with murderous weapons of destruction? That's not 
outlawing "legitimate weapons for self-defense or sporting activities."  
There is, after all, some reason to be exercised. If not, the we can all 
expect to be destroyed at some point when hate, envy, aggression, 
insanity, etc. takes hold of a weapon of mass destruction against us. 
There has got to be a line to prevent misuses of such armaments.

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William K. Medlin
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