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[OhNo-Really]

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[flamin lib]

1. We already do.

Ask any drug cartel in Mexico . . .

[OhNo-Really]

3. Mexico was an illegal, successful test market

and apparently a Dem entrapment ruse in hindsight

NOW ONTO THE WORLD.

[Orange Free State]

2. Send them to Russia

and also send lots of prescription opioids. No cash need be involved, could barter for Stolichnaya and mail order brides. What could go wrong?

[dalton99a]

6. Not AR-15s

https://themoscowtimes.com/articles/russians-their-guns-and-the-state-52720

Many types of weapons, such as pistols and revolvers, remain off-limits to the Russian public. When they were developed, gun ownership laws were designed to enable Russians to hunt.

The bureaucratic procedure to legally procure a gun is complicated.

Any Russian choosing to legally own a gun is initially limited to a single shotgun, which is subjet to a permit. That permit is only granted after a citizen undergoes background checks, investigations into their criminal history, neighborhood circumstances, mental health and invasive home inspections. They also submit to future snap inspections by police. Five years after receiving a shotgun permit, they can then buy a hunting rifle.

[OhNo-Really]

9. Legally? You jest

[Orange Free State]

10. Legally? Who said anything about legally?

And yes, pretty much I jest.

[DBoon]

4. If they made a coal powered version

it would be perfect for the Trump administration

[OhNo-Really]

8. and depleted uranium bullets could solve another problem, too

and American steel barrels

[samir.g]

5. Export them fast and furious

[OhNo-Really]

7. you forgot the sarcasm thingy.