There are shooters in this image who obtained their fire-arms legally.

Gun is gun.
Bolt action has a lower refire rate than semis.
Same for Pump Action and revolvers.

What do you need a box magazine for? Are you expecting a zombie apocalypse?

Some of them probably are 😂😂

the second you take ar-15s away, people will just commit mass shootings with other guns. It's not like if you take them away, mass shootings will simply cease to exist. This whole meme is just based on lies lmao

Wrong, it's based on a call for change. People like you, will seek to minimize or reject any progressive measure at any means or policy of gun control in a country where it stands alone on gun violence rates. That is, instead of providing options or offering any constructive dialogue.

Be the solution, not the problem.

You want MAGA? Back in the days of Yore (1960s) police carried revolvers. Bolt actions were far more common.

Now, you can't say "Well, don't ban guns cuz criminals will still get them." Most of these people acquired their guns legally. And since we're on the subject of "Criminals be criminals." Right wing is focusing on banning abortion, which (guess what) will be done criminally now. The argument is invalid no matter which way you cut it.

im not saying that the people commiting these crimes are always criminals, im saying that putting restrictions on it won't do anything to stop it, it will just take guns out of the people who most of the time, use it to defend themselves. the right wing isn't trying to "ban" abortion, they are just trying to make it so people can't just kill their child whenever they want in the pregnancy

And there's the issue. There is no agreed upon stage when the fetus becomes a person. With that, you can't kill a "child" (which is defined as a stage of development AFTER being a baby - which is also defined as the first stage of life AFTER being born.)

And yes, they are trying to ban abortion completely:

"... The Louisiana bill is one of a raft of proposals by lawmakers in conservative states to restrict access to abortion and a sign of Republicans feeling emboldened by the leaked draft opinion. Such restrictions could go further than the so-called trigger laws, bans and other regulations that will take effect in some 26 states should Roe be overturned. read more

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem, a Republican, this week said she would call for a special legislative session if Roe is overturned to limit abortion to the greatest extent possible. Lawmakers in Nebraska and Indiana also said their states should convene special sessions to consider limiting abortion rights...

... Louisiana state Representative Danny McCormick, a Republican who introduced the "Abolition of Abortion Act" legislation in March, said the impending ruling from the nation's high court should not delay the state's efforts to ban abortion access.

"We cannot wait on the Supreme Court," McCormick said in a hearing on Wednesday.

The legislation, approved in a 7-2 committee vote, now moves to the state's full House of Representatives for consideration.

The bill amends the state's existing homicide law and states its purpose is to "ensure the right to life and equal protection of the laws to all unborn children from the moment of fertilization by protecting them by the same laws protecting other human beings..."