Interesting roundup on the history and progression of gun control in 4 countries. The UK, Australia, China, and Germany. From 1900 to the present day.
Some major findings and key points:
1. The UK seemed to take the worst turn of events out of all of the examples they have cited there. They literally went from a 1990's Vermont level of gun rights to a totalitarian hellhole in 100 years. In 1900, the UK had NO gun control.
2. The first sweeping UK gun restrictions were passed BECAUSE of the communist threat from USSR. So your country is facing potential attack from communist agents and sleeper cells and you respond by TAKING AWAY the one tool from citizens' hands that is the most effective in stopping such attacks if they happen?
3. And due to those sweeping gun restrictions, the UK faced a critical weapons shortage during WWII and needed us badass Americans to come save you.
4. Communist China forbade the carrying and then ownership of handguns in the 1950's, but long arms, including semi-automatics, were largely unregulated until the 1990's. Even through the chaos of the Cultural Revolution, the dissolving of the Gang of Four, and Tiananmen Square, the ownership of rifles were largely untouched. I remember my neighbor had a beautiful lever action big bore rifle when I was living in Shanghai in 1993. He came to our apartment to show it to me because my uncle had told him that I liked guns.
5. China went full retard in 1996. I assume my neighbor had to either surrender his rifle or move way out into the boonies to continue to keep it. Gonna have to make a call to my uncle to find out. 1996 is the same year that mainstream Internet became available worldwide. The government probably thought that with the new influx of free information, letting citizens keep rifles might be a bit risky.
They should not forget who supported them and inadvertently helped them into power in 1949. We can take that power away just as quickly if you continue going full retard with social credit scores and executing people who later turned out to be innocent of the crimes that they had been charged with. Sure, a bunch of us might die fighting but those who fight, are not afraid of dying one bit.
6. The main pattern with the progression of gun control seem to lie in COMPLACENCY. In all 4 countries listed on that site. Good times create weak men. Throw the masses some stupid K-Pop or their Chinese equivalent, MTV, karaoke bars, pussy ass feminine dyed hairstyles and they tend to forget about the horrors of past wars, foreign invasions, and repressions.
7. Gun policies in all 4 of the listed countries became the way they are now because good people did not stand up and stand firm when such actions counted the most.
Timeline of Gun Control in 4 Countries - UK, Australia, China, Germany
Studying the history of other countries can give us the insights on how or what strategy the government often used to regulate gun rights. In this article, I present the timeline of gun controls for 4 countries (England, Australia, China and Germany) starting from 1900.
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Some major findings and key points:
1. The UK seemed to take the worst turn of events out of all of the examples they have cited there. They literally went from a 1990's Vermont level of gun rights to a totalitarian hellhole in 100 years. In 1900, the UK had NO gun control.
2. The first sweeping UK gun restrictions were passed BECAUSE of the communist threat from USSR. So your country is facing potential attack from communist agents and sleeper cells and you respond by TAKING AWAY the one tool from citizens' hands that is the most effective in stopping such attacks if they happen?
3. And due to those sweeping gun restrictions, the UK faced a critical weapons shortage during WWII and needed us badass Americans to come save you.
4. Communist China forbade the carrying and then ownership of handguns in the 1950's, but long arms, including semi-automatics, were largely unregulated until the 1990's. Even through the chaos of the Cultural Revolution, the dissolving of the Gang of Four, and Tiananmen Square, the ownership of rifles were largely untouched. I remember my neighbor had a beautiful lever action big bore rifle when I was living in Shanghai in 1993. He came to our apartment to show it to me because my uncle had told him that I liked guns.
5. China went full retard in 1996. I assume my neighbor had to either surrender his rifle or move way out into the boonies to continue to keep it. Gonna have to make a call to my uncle to find out. 1996 is the same year that mainstream Internet became available worldwide. The government probably thought that with the new influx of free information, letting citizens keep rifles might be a bit risky.
6. The main pattern with the progression of gun control seem to lie in COMPLACENCY. In all 4 countries listed on that site. Good times create weak men. Throw the masses some stupid K-Pop or their Chinese equivalent, MTV, karaoke bars, pussy ass feminine dyed hairstyles and they tend to forget about the horrors of past wars, foreign invasions, and repressions.
7. Gun policies in all 4 of the listed countries became the way they are now because good people did not stand up and stand firm when such actions counted the most.
