Posted on 04/15/2019 3:34:28 AM PDT by C19fan
Under New Zealand’s new mandatory buyback confiscation law, owners of semi-automatic firearms have until September 30 to turn them in. But based on this Reuters report, authorities are expecting only a fraction of those who own the newly outlawed guns to comply. Police Deputy Police Commissioner Michael Clement told a news conference on Thursday that they are not sure how many guns they would receive as New Zealand has no law requiring people to register firearms.
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This demonstrates that the purpose of registration is eventual confiscation.
Your Electoral system is fixed so you’ll never rid yourselves of these insane governments
Any new zealand sheep who voted for the gun grabbing, muslim loving politicians is unfit to own firearms.
Civil Disobedience of Civil War seems to be that decision will be decided by the Government.....
The laws are likely not changing anytime soon, either Government looks the other way and allows non-compliance or they try to forcibly take the guns.....either way it’s a path I hope we don’t go down in this country....
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The only people who allegedly gave up their firearms and whose names were given by the media, seemed to be former politicians and/or gun control activists. Maybe a few of the generic left-wing Rent-A-Protest gang, too. Smells fake to me.
so none of them are registered...
Surprise, surprise.
Seems to me that gun owners are not an easily cowed lot.
SOP
What guns, Officer? ;)
Good for them! An Armed Society is a Polite Society!
It’s New Zealand, it would probably be civil mild nuisance at best.
Yes they did. Thus far 37 guns have been turned in. 37. For the whole country.
CC
The politicians better be careful. NZ is not that big of place. It is hard to hide from the public.
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