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Default Re: why are some gun owners biased against foreign guns?
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Originally Posted by etep513 View Post
In what way does America have better principles? If anything, Europe has better principles since they have better environmental policies, they do more to avoid unnecessary wars, they abolished the death sentence (a punishment that mostly impacts poor inmates in America who never really had a shot at life), and more is done to make sure that children do not live in abusive homes. That just scratches the surface.

If anything Europe (I'm generalizing here) has better principles than America. Yes, the taxes are higher and the government is more bureaucratic, but that is what it takes to accomplish those goals.
Yeah, this is so off topic now it is not even funny. If I wanted to live like a European I would move there. My forefathers left there to come to this nation for a better life. Sadly it seems to many people in this country today want to be like Europeans. Let the government have more control, they know what is best.
Was WW1 necessary? I am sure some could argue that WW2 was avoidable. I know we bailed them out twice.
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