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So apparently, you're against reasonable and common sense gun control?Thanks for sharing, I've speculated their access to these resources is reflective of some larger effort to support their success. I would hope that Toyota would have sincere interest in taking steps to ensure their products aren't used by this particular group of individuals in order to further their twisted endeavors.
It's amazing to me the way they have used civilian vehicles and conventional arms along with the propogation of their backwards world-view to gain so much power and influence over so many people while meeting little resistance in the process. This set of circumstances really shines a bright light on how thin the veil of civilization really is.
This fact is one reason I drive a Land Cruiser. It's also the reason that the Second Amendment - including the right to "military-style assault weapons" should be protected at all costs for individual citizens. They will have to conquer this country (USA) through a wall of bullets "behind every blade of grass." That is unless, of course the progressive gun-banners have their way.
Let a convoy of jihadis roll thru the heartland of the US and see how far they make it. I don't care what they're driving, I suspect they won't get far in my neck of the woods.
I think that's excessive, but I would agree that any with a fully automatic transmission will need proper NFA approval and a $200 tax stamp.I guess we will have to ban Toyotas now.
I think that's excessive, but I would agree that any with a fully automatic transmission will need proper NFA approval and a $200 tax stamp.
Steve
Samples from dealers are OK, assuming you've got the right kind of license.Hold up a minute... That means the only automatic Cruisers transferable to civilians would be those manufactured and registered prior to 1986!
Of course the Land Cruiser is already probably available in smaller numbers and more cost prohibitive than the other transferable full-autos (machine guns for those of you that don't get the references here).