Astonishing to watch the President of the U.S. call for a ban on semi-automatic rifles for Americans while shipping endless supplies of them to civilians in Ukraine
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What’s astonishing is that anyone wouldn’t recognize the difference between military use and civilian use.

Jun 3, 2022 · 3:21 AM UTC

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Yes, I'm sure arming Nazis will have no impact on civilians.
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The point is that money that should go towards better protecting schools is going overseas to put more children in harms way.
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The US pouring billions of dollars of weapons into Ukraine without any monitoring will vastly increase the availability of black market firearms in the region. It's one thing to say you accept the deadly consequences of that. It's another to pretend they don't exist.
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Also remember, USSR supplied the North Vietnamese for 20 years, including Migs, AA missiles (ask John McCain) and provided Russian Pilots that fought US forces as well. If Russia doesn't like it, look in the mirror.
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Not sure if you want to dive too deep into the factions of the Ukrainians military. You’ll find that arming them is often less moral than arming random civilians.
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What's even more astonishing is that many people consider civilian use the more troublesome of the two.
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Yes, one little-known feature of military grade weaponry is it evaporates the moment the war is over.
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serious question, do you think sending arms there is actually gonna make them defeat Russia? I think it'll just lead to more dead and displaced people.
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