Isn't A Tank A Gun?

Billionaire Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft, wants to buy a tank. Isn’t that a gun? He’s an anti-gun fool, isn’t he? He reportedly paid $2.5 million dollars for the tank, but the people he paid for it now refuse to turn it over, so he’s now involved in a lawsuit to force them to do so. They SAY they tried to return the money, but as with politicians who say publicly they returned illegal donations, there’s no proof of that. They are now saying the tank was never for sale. Maybe he didn’t pass California’s background check. Like most anti-gun freaks, he apparently thinks the rules aren’t for him. Like most big-money men, he wants what he wants, when he wants it, and to hell with the laws, or what other people think. Gun control fools say, “you don’t need such guns as an AR-15, so they make laws against their ownership. But what about TANKS? Is there EVER any reason for an INDIVIDUAL to own a working tank? Probably not, unless you’re a billionaire and want one. As Alan Gottlieb said, “The difference between billionaires and the rest of us is the SIZE of the guns they want to own. (TheExaminer)