@Walter Hinteler,
I don't know why you bother. Oralloy and reality aren't even on nodding terms. He doesn't know what a serf is, can't define it, and he has no idea what freedom is. Freedom has nothing to do with guns, it's about free and fair elections, the ability to change your representatives and not allow powerful corporate interests like arms manufacturers to dictate public policy.
After Dunblane there was a toughening up of gun laws because we wanted it. We the people, not a bunch of lords. Even now it's possible to get a licence for a rifle, but it's not down to some lord, it's down to the police so mentally disturbed people and criminals can't legally get hold of one. Not only do we not want frightened little men walking round with guns we don't want the police to routinely have them either. Only specialists are allowed to carry guns, and with the exception of places like the Houses of Parliament you only ever see armed police if there's an incident.
It suits the likes of Oralloy to live in a fantasy world because the truth is too hard to bear, Far from being free, they're in the thrall of corporate interests, like arms manufacturers, big pharmaceutical companies and food giants. Which is why their children live in fear of deranged idiots shooting up schools, why they pay more for medicine than any other developed nation, why despite paying more public money per capita for healthcare they still don't have UHC, and why they consume over 200 carcinogenic food additives banned over here.
Oralloy can't even think for himself, he says and thinks what the puppetmaster tells him to. That's the extend of his 'freedom,' a frightened man, slave to his own fears to the extent he dare not step foot outside his own door without a gun.
What a sorry existence.