@InfraBlue,
Semi-auto-only AR-15 rifles lack the selective fire capability that is necessary for them to be considered assault weapons.
The same restrictions that have applied to machine guns since 1934 have also applied to assault weapons since 1934.
The same restrictions that have applied to machine guns since 1986 have also applied to assault weapons since 1986.
The 1994 law did not address assault weapons in any way.
The 1994 law only placed unconstitutional restrictions on ordinary hunting rifles like the AR-15.
The fact that I like to defend civil liberties is extremely relevant to the fact that I defend civil liberties.
When you defended Mr. Biden's demand to outlaw pistol grips on semi-auto rifles, you brought up pistol grips.
You are wrong to refer to purported errors as straw man arguments.
Neither Glennn nor I have ever attributed to you the argument that assault weapons have selective fire capabilities.
Selective fire capabilities are part of the definition of assault weapon. That is why semi-auto-only AR-15 rifles are not assault weapons.
When you say that people who point out your errors are making a straw man argument, you are misusing the term.
There is nothing erroneous about pointing out the fact that "pointing out that your errors" is not a straw man argument.
