[url]http://www.cnn.com/video/world/2001/11/01/cl.gun.merchant.cnn.med.html[/url]

This is a streaming video.  The journalist attempts to investigate illegal gun sales in Pakistan.  Kind of like shooting fish in a barrel.  

It occurs to me that the RKBA is alive and well in Pak and yet they have no semblance of a democracy.  Kind of kills the "from my cold dead hands argument" doesn't it?  You can be a gun owner and live in a repressive, dictatorial regime.

I had to laugh when she said that gunowners aren't registered and licensed.  Ha!  They can't even feed their fucking people, let alone restrict gun ownership.  I wonder how surprised she would be to find out that American and Swiss doctors and lawyers own a hell of a lot of guns?  

I wonder what the "locally built" AKs are like as compared to that POS Chinese one the guy was holding up?

Also funny how she has no idea what she is talking about--"low powered" hunting rifles are legal--while the guy shows her a .308 bolt action that looks sort of like an AK.  She then goes on to shop for a "high powered" 9mm handgun and mentions how it is neither licensed nor traceable!!!!!  That damn Tokarev was older than her.  

Hilarious and depressing, all at the same time.

There you go with logic again, Sheesh!  

She is definately trying to create the thought that lack of registration and lack of a tracing/permission system is a trait of 3rd world countries.

Talk about a non-event... God... these gun grabbing liberal puke media types really go out of their way to make their anti-gun statement, don't they?

Wow... you can buy "high-powered" weapons in a third world country.  Hey, you dumb bitch, why don't you try and find a third world country you [b]can't[/b] buy a "high-powered" weapon in.  That would be news.