Are Bump Stocks Still Alive? Feds Drop Charges Because They Couldn’t Prove Devices are Machine Guns

[oldslurrydog1]

So it is ok that every toy be allowed?

Yes

 

[XJThrottle]

I guess for the guys who got to have to get more little gold stars on their man cards maybe it is big deal. There are guys who get dirty and do dangerous stuff at work and at play. These guys know guns are tools

Then there the guys who want people to believe they get dirty. You know, the guys who smoke fancy cigars and drink expensive booze and have full auto weapons as status symbols

Adult males who want to be men.

You have issues...

Nah, we just have different definitions of what a man is.

What if my ability to do your prior determination of a man allowed me to exercise the later? They are not differential pieces. They may be values in the same man.

 

[freefly]

I guess for the guys who got to have to get more little gold stars on their man cards maybe it is big deal. There are guys who get dirty and do dangerous stuff at work and at play. These guys know guns are tools

Then there the guys who want people to believe they get dirty. You know, the guys who smoke fancy cigars and drink expensive booze and have full auto weapons as status symbols

Adult males who want to be men.

You have issues...

Nah, we just have different definitions of what a man is.

Possibly, but that's not what I was referring to. You certainly "doth protest too much" on that particular topic though. Lots of "man / men" references from you here (even a couple videos!). Complete non-sequitur as it relates to the topic of bump-stocks, but you felt the need to interject it (multiple times) for some reason.
Can you show us on the doll where the bad MAN touched you? LOL...

Personally, I have never owned a bump-stock, and wouldn't own one even if/when "legal" again. Just not my thing. However, I don't have to be a fan/user to see the absurdity of trying to legally define them as "machine guns". You apparently think you have the moral high-ground by siding with the government on the issue...seeing it as some sort of "self-inflicted wound" by the gun industry/2A community, but that is a red herring. You need to think a bit deeper on the subject.