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<blockquote data-quote="The Other Side" data-source="post: 1286010" data-attributes="member: 17969">Your link provided an opinion from one person, while it did mention the STRICT guns laws, it didnt bother to describe them as I have on this thread.The writer makes an &quot;assumption&quot; that everything is safe because military members have their guns, but the writer doesnt talk about PRIVATE ownership of guns like I discussed.You cant mix the two arguments.In Israel, you cant own a semi auto pistol with banana clips, you cant own a shotgun, you cant own a semi automatic rifle, you cant own a sniper rifle, you cant own thousands of rounds of bullets.What you can OWN as a citizen, providing you clear the extensive background check, is a pistol and 50 rounds of ammunition.&nbsp; If you use those rounds in a calendar year, you have to APPLY with the government to get another 50 rounds providing you account for all the empty shells.In Israel, if you are caught with a weapon that is NOT allowed for private ownership, you will do 10 years in an Israeli prison.As I said, private ownership of guns in Israel is the toughest in the world, and we should copy their system.TOS.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Other Side, post: 1286010, member: 17969"] Your link provided an opinion from one person, while it did mention the STRICT guns laws, it didnt bother to describe them as I have on this thread. The writer makes an "assumption" that everything is safe because military members have their guns, but the writer doesnt talk about PRIVATE ownership of guns like I discussed. You cant mix the two arguments. In Israel, you cant own a semi auto pistol with banana clips, you cant own a shotgun, you cant own a semi automatic rifle, you cant own a sniper rifle, you cant own thousands of rounds of bullets. What you can OWN as a citizen, providing you clear the extensive background check, is a pistol and 50 rounds of ammunition. If you use those rounds in a calendar year, you have to APPLY with the government to get another 50 rounds providing you account for all the empty shells. In Israel, if you are caught with a weapon that is NOT allowed for private ownership, you will do 10 years in an Israeli prison. As I said, private ownership of guns in Israel is the toughest in the world, and we should copy their system. TOS. [/QUOTE]

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