03-02-2018, 03:28 PM
How can you define an assault rifle as either offensive or defensive? If I'm using one to clear a compound, then it's an offensive weapon. If using it to keep someone else from getting into my compound, then it's defensive. How it is being used defines this, not any physical characteristic of the weapon itself.
An AR-15 is by definition not an assault rifle.
The government does not decide what rights we have or don't have. The constitution and bill of rights have already decided this. The government gets to make laws, regulations, set policy....etc as long as these laws, regulations and policies don't infringe on the rights of the people.
An AR-15 is by definition not an assault rifle.
The government does not decide what rights we have or don't have. The constitution and bill of rights have already decided this. The government gets to make laws, regulations, set policy....etc as long as these laws, regulations and policies don't infringe on the rights of the people.

