MN Suppressors
Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2015 11:42 pm
Lawbreakers are not deterred by laws. They are a minor inconvenience at best. Yet poachers only extremely rarely use suppressors. To think that suppressing the sound of a firearm will some how allow a poacher to get away with his crime, or that legalization will lead to more poaching is just plain ridiculous.
Suppressors don't commit crimes anymore than guns commit crimes. The availability of certain tools that can be misused doesn't change the occurrence of crime, only how it's executed. Since home made devices to muffle a firearm are trivial to make, yet aren't used by poachers is evidence that poachers aren't interested in these devices.
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Suppressors don't commit crimes anymore than guns commit crimes. The availability of certain tools that can be misused doesn't change the occurrence of crime, only how it's executed. Since home made devices to muffle a firearm are trivial to make, yet aren't used by poachers is evidence that poachers aren't interested in these devices.
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