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  1. Yes 100% to that as anyone who has automatic rifles is not a normal person as those rifles are deadly mass weapons of death.

    They should be illegal to anyone.

  2. Come on, banning semi automatic guns and some cartridges and the likes should ensure that access to such dangerous guns gets severely restricted. We cannot ban all guns outright, as then we will have no hunting, no sports shooting, no pest control.

    What is needed is a tightening up of the law.

    Also we need to ensure ‘nuts’ do not even get access to guns.

    Using the spy services is just BS, the horse will already have bolted, when that situation should warrant surveillance.

    As the law stands, and under the anti terror laws, and other laws, the police, GCSB and SIS have more than enough powers to deal with any threats.

    For years Martyn and others have criticised this, now some call for them to spread the blanket of surveillance, that is just nonsensical.

    And how will we deal with a real future threat to the country and its population, should there indeed be a kind of attempted invasion one day, in a world that is increasingly becoming hostile, over populated and uncontrollable.

    We will have hundreds of thousands or millions of climate change refugees head off over waters in future decades, also here in the Pacific and Indo Pacific region.

    It is totally naive to think that New Zealand’s isolation will protect it from a flood of very desperate people, who may have less friendly intentions, and want to live, and eat and share the pie.

    Shall we simply open the borders, embrace them all, and let the Noah’s Ark become overloaded, so we will all ‘sink?

    There may well be a future scenario where we need effective weapons to defend ourselves, as a kind of guerilla force, because our armed forces, navy and laughable ‘air force’ are not going to be up to it, to defend this territory.

    Then we may be stuffed if we have no guns at all.

    1. There may well be a future scenario where we need effective weapons to defend ourselves, as a kind of guerilla force, because our armed forces, navy and laughable ‘air force’ are not going to be up to it, to defend this territory.

      Marc, that is delusional.

      If you think that a few thousand semi-automatic rifles will be sufficient to arm a guerilla force “to defend this territory” – you’ve been watching too many Hollywood movies. You should chat with a few Hungarians who were part of the 1956 uprising against the Soviets. Ask them what happened. Ask them what happened when people armed with rifles and automatic weapons went up against a professional army with tanks.

      This is my mother in Budapest, 1956. https://twitter.com/fmacskasy/status/793319233924980736

      Do not ever think it is a simple matter to put together a guerilla force.

          1. Hence my strong advice: Better BE prepared! Your Mum by the way would probably have been called a ‘terrorist’ by some in her days, daring to take up arms.

          2. I think you’re totally missing the point, Marc. You’re indulging a fantasy if you think uprisings are s simple matter.

            For one thing,they shoot back at you. And unlike Hollywood movies and video games, you tend to stay dead.

          3. The fact remains, guns make uprisings (i.e. revolutions) possible. Without them, we are entirely beholden to the whims of a bad government or a coup that ends in a dictatorship. Would you rather be shoved into carriages with your hands up for a one way ticket to a death camp, or be able to go out on your own terms? I, for one, would rather someone (even if not me) be able to put up at least some resistance to ruthless oppression.
            With the last of the WWII survivors dying, I strongly suspect that most of the Western world is becoming super complacent to how vulnerable the balance between war and peace actually is – naively believing the relative calm in the world we’re currently enjoying will last forever.

          4. “The fact remains, guns make uprisings (i.e. revolutions) possible. Without them, we are entirely beholden to the whims of a bad government ”

            The best way to avoid bad government is to vote.

            By the time it comes to at armed uprisings, be prepared for a massive death toll.

            A bunch of civilians with semi automatic rifles against tanks is the definition of futility and idealised notions of the ” heroic freedom fighter”.

            As I said above, talk to people who’ve actually been involved in armed resistance. You may actually come to understand the grim realities of it.

          5. Now you are truly talking naive nonsense, Frank. We have tried the ‘vote’ for many elections, and we still have quasi pro neoliberal servants and mercenaries run the show in our Parliament, much dissent being censored and stifled

            Vote for whom and what, I wonder? A bunch of clowns that are mostly for hire by the powers that be.

          6. How can I stay dead when I am alive and kicking, and in such a case would use guerilla warfare, attack from the bush and so, in the dark of night, and using all kinds of technical and other means, avoiding detection.

          7. Marc you and Nitrium are living in cloud cuckoo land. If you think going up against the SAS and the rest of the States paraphernalia of weaponry and professional soldiers is feasible, you both have been watching too much TV.

            This is not “Red Dawn” or whatever crap you’ve been watching.

            No excuse. Ban these semiautomatic weapons now.

          8. I am only pointing out the realities you should face up to. I am not defending illegal use of weapons, I am not defending the murder of innocent people.

            But by simply nodding, and accepting all the government does now, exploiting the incident in Christchurch for their own motives (in collaboration with the powers that be, their police and other mercenaries), you have signed up to total surrender to the authoritarian, forceful rule we have, and will have for the future.

            The one living in fantasy land are people like you, believing that voting and some never to happen peaceful kind of revolution by the docile majority will free us from the yoke we live under.

            This is typical for so many people in this country, they never fight much for anything, except in domestic violence, in pub brawls, drunken excesses, and when fighting on the rugby field.

            Roman emperors loved such idiots, times have not changed since the Romans 200 years or so ago, I note.

  3. Hells Bell, what sort of world have we been transported to where Judith Collins is the voice of restraint in a debate?

  4. I think you misunderstand Mr Loder and are taking the media and Ms Collins at face value, not generally recommended.
    Mr Loder is reputed to (or was) actual friends with Ms Collins who was until recently “gun friendly”.
    Ms Collins being the soulless creature she is decided to ride the wave of media fueled public outrage at the atrocity and become anti gun, throwing Mr Loder under a bus in the process.
    Mr Loders comments are regards politicians getting burned by their supporters who they have done a 180 degree shift on.
    Make sense?
    There is no physical threat it’s an intentional beat up to discredit him.

    No one addressed the many police failures and lies Loder mentions in his video.
    He is one of few people brave enough to stick his head above the parapet and give valuable information from the other side, and he is attacked for it, now calls to secretly investigate him? Sound familiar Martyn?
    You of all people should know where that road leads.

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