Gun Control & RKBA

gejohnston

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1. Not going to happen,

Fri Mar 2, 2018, 10:15 AM

Mar 2018

Japan has no exclusionary rule, meaning evidence from illegal searches are admissible. You have no right to a lawyer while questioning. Forced confessions, even under torture, are admissible. You don't juries. You have three-judge panels, where conviction/acquittal rates affect their careers. IOW, forget fair trials.
Also, the cops tend to write off cold cases as suicides.
It is also not a diverse (by any definition of the word), nor is it anywhere as individualistic as ours.

None of these countries passed their gun laws to protect society from crime. It had more to do with fearing political violence and revolution. That is especially true in most of Europe (1920s) and Mexico (1960s)

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How to Buy a Gun in 15 Countries [View all] hueymahl Mar 2018 OP

Not going to happen, gejohnston Mar 2018 #1

Wow, that is an amazing numbers of non-sequiturs hueymahl Mar 2018 #2

Japan is not an example of reasonable gun regulation gejohnston Mar 2018 #3

Again, this is not a discussion about Japan hueymahl Mar 2018 #4

You made it about Japan, gejohnston Mar 2018 #5

I'm not going to keep talking about Japan hueymahl Mar 2018 #7

You said that people should have the right gejohnston Mar 2018 #8

As someone who lived in Japan, I believe huey's point is The Polack MSgt Mar 2018 #9

I lived in Japan as well. gejohnston Mar 2018 #10

wooops, I transposed your names... The Polack MSgt Mar 2018 #11

Just curious? AzureCrest Mar 2018 #12

Just be glad ya aren't around when I need The Polack MSgt Mar 2018 #13

Semper Fi, mac... yagotme Mar 2018 #14

When and which base? gejohnston Mar 2018 #15

LOL yagotme Mar 2018 #16

Strike items sarisataka Mar 2018 #6