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Stu · 10-12-2002, 01:06 PM

I suspect that a vast majority of Luger owners are law abiding people. As an Englishman I was bought up to obey authority figures; questioning that obedience was discouraged ! I suspect the same attitude may exist in Canada and less so in the US ? I think this is an example of the subtle cultural differences between our countries.

I almost defied the UK law when they slapped a particularly assinine restriction on shotguns, but in the end gave in. Getting caught with an illegal weapon in the UK is no joke as the resulting criminal prosecution has significant consequences.

Those who obey the law will often comply with the most offensive restrictions without a murmur. Of course the people who the laws are really aimed at will continue to ignore them anyway, generally only the innocent suffer, in my opinion.

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10-12-2002, 01:06 PM	#2
Stu User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Atlanta GA Posts: 452 Thanks: 4 Thanked 25 Times in 16 Posts	I suspect that a vast majority of Luger owners are law abiding people. As an Englishman I was bought up to obey authority figures; questioning that obedience was discouraged ! I suspect the same attitude may exist in Canada and less so in the US ? I think this is an example of the subtle cultural differences between our countries. I almost defied the UK law when they slapped a particularly assinine restriction on shotguns, but in the end gave in. Getting caught with an illegal weapon in the UK is no joke as the resulting criminal prosecution has significant consequences. Those who obey the law will often comply with the most offensive restrictions without a murmur. Of course the people who the laws are really aimed at will continue to ignore them anyway, generally only the innocent suffer, in my opinion.