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MakingItPay 12-15-2012 04:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 19372165)
I don't need to be educated on the 2nd Amendment at all. Three reasons - to protect the government from invasion and insurrection, law enforcement, and protection. Two hundred years late we have a professional military, law enforcement in every city, and in the event a bear staggers into town we call Animal Control. The three primary reasons for the 2nd Amendment are no longer valid.

Crazy person is kicking in your door at midnight. He has a loaded shotgun. You call the police. You negotiate with him till the authorities with guns arrive, he sees he is outgunned, and surrenders. Offers a heartfelt apology and is taken into custody. Not only can we get rid of the second amendment, the cops don't need chalk to outline your corpse, or police tape to cordon off the area. :thumbsup

MaDalton 12-15-2012 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 19371930)
What year was that and how many were suicides?


You think the US is so horrible that those 10,000 people committed suicide?

MaDalton 12-15-2012 04:31 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 19371938)
That might fly in Hungary, would not fly here. Do you think it is okay to have the government in your home looking around?

But when it comes to TSA, camera surveillance etc its always "why not, i dont have anything to hide". So you can also have your home searched - all or nothing. :winkwink:

pimpmaster9000 12-15-2012 04:39 PM

guns + idiots = trouble

ok lets examine...you have guns and idiots...you can not remove idiots...so the only solution is to remove the guns

naturally not all guns will be removed but a lot of them will and this will stop a lot...it is a completely realistic solution and works everywhere else in the world...

tony286 12-15-2012 05:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 19372165)
I don't need to be educated on the 2nd Amendment at all. Three reasons - to protect the government from invasion and insurrection, law enforcement, and protection. Two hundred years late we have a professional military, law enforcement in every city, and in the event a bear staggers into town we call Animal Control. The three primary reasons for the 2nd Amendment are no longer valid.

You have point. If people actually read it.
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

The right to bear arms was to be part of a well regulated Militia.Which was before we had a professional military.

Rochard 12-15-2012 05:42 PM

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Originally Posted by MakingItPay (Post 19372231)
Crazy person is kicking in your door at midnight. He has a loaded shotgun. You call the police. You negotiate with him till the authorities with guns arrive, he sees he is outgunned, and surrenders. Offers a heartfelt apology and is taken into custody. Not only can we get rid of the second amendment, the cops don't need chalk to outline your corpse, or police tape to cordon off the area. :thumbsup

And the other option is being woken up at 3am from a deep sleep, arming myself with my AR15 in the dark, playing James Bond and hunting down an unknown amount of assailants in my own house? In the dark? From a deep sleep?

Anyone who thinks I will instantly be awake at the first sight of trouble, spring into action while the James Bond music kicks in, somersault down the stairs, and shoot an armed intruder in the dark watches way too much fucking TV.

The cops woke me up one night; They thought there was some kind of domestic disturbance at my house when it was really a few doors down. It took me five full minutes to wake up, figure out what was going on, move my ass down stairs, turn on the lights, ID who was outside, turn off the alarm, and open up the front door.

We have the right to bear arms. Did it protect these kids? The people at the mall? The people at the movies? The people at the college? Nope.

I'm not saying get rid of our rights. I'm just saying we have to stop the nuts from getting guns.

mineistaken 12-15-2012 05:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Killswitch (Post 19369957)
Yeah, because people who break the law will abide by a law banning guns.

Failed logic is failed.

If you are saying that number of people (including those not abiding laws) would not increase after the ban then your logic is failed as well :)

StickyGreen 12-15-2012 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by tony286 (Post 19372334)
You have point. If people actually read it.
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

The right to bear arms was to be part of a well regulated Militia.Which was before we had a professional military.

You're way off, and don't seem to understand the concept of tyranny. If a dictatorship were to take over America they would be in control of the military, not the citizens... this is why the people have the right to form militias and bare arms if necessary to preserve the free state.

baddog 12-15-2012 05:55 PM

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Originally Posted by MaDalton (Post 19372237)
You think the US is so horrible that those 10,000 people committed suicide?

You guys seem to find it difficult to wrap your head around how many people live here; and I never suggested they were all suicides.

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Originally Posted by MaDalton (Post 19372246)
But when it comes to TSA, camera surveillance etc its always "why not, i dont have anything to hide". So you can also have your home searched - all or nothing. :winkwink:

One can choose to fly or not.

tony286 12-15-2012 06:08 PM

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Originally Posted by StickyGreen (Post 19372360)
You're way off, and don't seem to understand the concept of tyranny. If a dictatorship were to take over America they would be in control of the military, not the citizens... this is why the people have the right to form militias and bare arms if necessary to preserve the free state.

Actually was to protect the country if it was under attack because they didnt have a professional army.

tony286 12-15-2012 06:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Jesus H Christ (Post 19372377)
....absolutely wrong there Tony.

In 2008 and 2010, the Supreme Court issued two landmark decisions concerning the Second Amendment. In District of Columbia v. Heller, 554 U.S. 570 (2008), the Court ruled that the Second Amendment protects an individual's right to possess a firearm, unconnected to service in a militia[1][2] and to use that arm for traditionally lawful purposes, such as self-defense within the home. In dicta, the Court listed many longstanding prohibitions and restrictions on firearms possession as being consistent with the Second Amendment.[3] In McDonald v. Chicago, 561 U.S. 3025 (2010), the Court ruled that the Second Amendment limits state and local governments to the same extent that it limits the federal government.[4]

You see the Second Amendment is based on preventing tyranny, any kind. So when my local or federal police stop looking and acting like Gestapo Stormtroopers:
http://blogs-images.forbes.com/erikk...11/06/swat.jpg
Then we can talk about possibly banning assault rifles.

no it wasnt, it was if we were attacked as a country.

StickyGreen 12-15-2012 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by tony286 (Post 19372386)
Actually was to protect the country if it was under attack because they didnt have a professional army.

You're still missing the point. Public militias are separate from the national military.

And the 2nd Amendment was not written with an expiration date, it is valid through any time in the future should we ever face tyranny. This is why it says the 2nd Amendment rights may not be infringed.... ever.

PR_Glen 12-15-2012 06:34 PM

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Originally Posted by pornopete (Post 19372348)
I live in a country where almost every home has 1 automatic rifle for each male over 18 and in 10 years I remember only two murders. Funny how that is.

no you don't. or have you completely forgotten what an automatic rifle is? Those are extremely rare and illegal in canada.

brassmonkey 12-15-2012 06:45 PM

i took boomer to the city limits today. he was loud :)

PR_Glen 12-15-2012 06:48 PM

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Originally Posted by pornopete (Post 19372423)
Have you considered maybe Im not in Canada.

have you considered that your location says toronto? why the fuck would i consider you live some place else? :1orglaugh

MakingItPay 12-15-2012 07:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 19372349)
And the other option is being woken up at 3am from a deep sleep, arming myself with my AR15 in the dark, playing James Bond and hunting down an unknown amount of assailants in my own house? In the dark? From a deep sleep?

Anyone who thinks I will instantly be awake at the first sight of trouble, spring into action while the James Bond music kicks in, somersault down the stairs, and shoot an armed intruder in the dark watches way too much fucking TV.

The cops woke me up one night; They thought there was some kind of domestic disturbance at my house when it was really a few doors down. It took me five full minutes to wake up, figure out what was going on, move my ass down stairs, turn on the lights, ID who was outside, turn off the alarm, and open up the front door.

We have the right to bear arms. Did it protect these kids? The people at the mall? The people at the movies? The people at the college? Nope.

I'm not saying get rid of our rights. I'm just saying we have to stop the nuts from getting guns.

I'm with you on stopping nuts from getting guns, and perhaps having armed guards at schools. Protecting our children, the way we protect the bank's Money.

But no, they didn't have the right to bear arms at any of those places. It is illegal to carry in those locations. That is a big reason, only the guy that didn't mind committing a felony had guns.

And nobody that is trained in home protection would go moving about the house like james bond during a break in. That is how you shoot your kid. But, if you don't want to be trained, just call 911. They will save the day for sure.

livexxx 12-15-2012 08:22 PM

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Originally Posted by StickyGreen (Post 19372360)
You're way off, and don't seem to understand the concept of tyranny. If a dictatorship were to take over America they would be in control of the military, not the citizens... this is why the people have the right to form militias and bare arms if necessary to preserve the free state.

Any specific type of tyranny or dictator about to take over any time soon?

StickyGreen 12-15-2012 08:30 PM

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Originally Posted by livexxx (Post 19372535)
Any specific type of tyranny or dictator about to take over any time soon?

Who knows... the country has been slowly headed that way for a long time now...

http://gardinersright.files.wordpres.../02/tytler.jpg

This is the typical cycle. Where are we now? You tell me...

Dirty F 12-15-2012 08:48 PM

The tyrany argument is hilarious....and sad at the same time.

StickyGreen 12-15-2012 08:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Dirty F (Post 19372563)
The tyrany argument is hilarious....and sad at the same time.

I bet you think the statement "history repeats itself" is also hilarious.

In Franck's fantasy world no one will ever again attempt to install an evil authoritarian dictatorship.

Rochard 12-15-2012 09:46 PM

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Originally Posted by tony286 (Post 19372334)
You have point. If people actually read it.
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

The right to bear arms was to be part of a well regulated Militia.Which was before we had a professional military.

I honestly believe that their intention, at the time of writing, was to create an all volunteer army - to be called up in the event of national emergency. And if you read about it, in some cases Militias were formed on temporary basis, although more for law enforcement than anything else.

The National Guard is sort of a government militia. Perhaps what we need to do is say "anyone who owns a firearm is the first ones drafted if the nation goes to war".

directfiesta 12-15-2012 09:46 PM

bunch of paranoids here ....:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

Rochard 12-15-2012 09:48 PM

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Originally Posted by pornopete (Post 19372353)
:2 cents:

Reality is it was your daughter sneaking in after partying late. You shot her.

That's part of my point - the odds of me shooting someone in my own family by mistake is greater than the odds of my house ever being broken into while I am sleeping.

Rochard 12-15-2012 09:59 PM

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Originally Posted by MakingItPay (Post 19372505)
I'm with you on stopping nuts from getting guns, and perhaps having armed guards at schools. Protecting our children, the way we protect the bank's Money.

I am not sure if guards at schools would be enough. Maybe if you had two or three officers at EVERY school nationwide it would be a deterrent. But that's a lot of money...

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Originally Posted by MakingItPay (Post 19372505)
But no, they didn't have the right to bear arms at any of those places. It is illegal to carry in those locations. That is a big reason, only the guy that didn't mind committing a felony had guns.

I believe it was illegal to carry at the college, but not at the local mall or movies.

But that doesn't really matter. Can you just imagine if someone was carrying a concealed weapon in the mall when a gun man attacked? Do you honestly mean to tell me that "Bob", a forty-five year old insurance salesman, is going to be able to go from shopping with his wife and kids to instantly being in a tactical situation he was never trained for? Is "Bob" going to be able to tell who the gun man is from the dozens or hundreds of shoppers when everyone is running around with their heads cut like chickens screaming? Is "Bob" really going to be able take out a gun man armed with an assault rifle at forty yards?

Is "Bob" really going to be able to take another's man's life during a tactical situation without having any time to determine if the shooter is the shooter, a police officer, or another innocent civilian who has armed himself?

We have the right to bear arms and a lot of us do, yet oddly not once at a mall or school or movies has a civilian pulled out a handgun and taken out the gunman. (I do recall the shooting at the church where the armed security guard took out the gunman.) Where are all of these people who proudly own handguns? Hiding?

buzzard 12-15-2012 10:03 PM

Of course you do.

MakingItPay 12-15-2012 10:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 19372634)
That's part of my point - the odds of me shooting someone in my own family by mistake is greater than the odds of my house ever being broken into while I am sleeping.

You know when they calculate those odds, they include gang shootings, since they make the leap that rival gangs know each other.

If you are trained in the safe use of gun and home defense techniques, your odds of shooting a family member by accident are greatly reduced. You might accidentally run over your own kids in your car too. But not owning a gun is a choice I think you should have the right. I just hate when people give up their rights freely, and since they don't use it, they want it taken from me.

MakingItPay 12-15-2012 10:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 19372658)
I am not sure if guards at schools would be enough. Maybe if you had two or three officers at EVERY school nationwide it would be a deterrent. But that's a lot of money...



I believe it was illegal to carry at the college, but not at the local mall or movies.

But that doesn't really matter. Can you just imagine if someone was carrying a concealed weapon in the mall when a gun man attacked? Do you honestly mean to tell me that "Bob", a forty-five year old insurance salesman, is going to be able to go from shopping with his wife and kids to instantly being in a tactical situation he was never trained for? Is "Bob" going to be able to tell who the gun man is from the dozens or hundreds of shoppers when everyone is running around with their heads cut like chickens screaming? Is "Bob" really going to be able take out a gun man armed with an assault rifle at forty yards?

Is "Bob" really going to be able to take another's man's life during a tactical situation without having any time to determine if the shooter is the shooter, a police officer, or another innocent civilian who has armed himself?

We have the right to bear arms and a lot of us do, yet oddly not once at a mall or school or movies has a civilian pulled out a handgun and taken out the gunman. (I do recall the shooting at the church where the armed security guard took out the gunman.) Where are all of these people who proudly own handguns? Hiding?

Where I live it is illegal to have a weapon in the Movie Theater, and in the Mall, and in schools. Or anywhere they put a little no guns allowed sign. Since it sounds like you don't have a conceal carry permit, you may not be aware of this.

Yes, if Bob gets a conceal carry permit he knows how to point and shoot at someone that is attacking him. Will he turn into Bruce Willis? Who knows? Let's allow them to carry and in those places and you will see these high body count crazies reduced dramatically. Gun free zones are where these things happen. Ironic isn't it?

Rochard 12-16-2012 12:29 AM

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Originally Posted by MakingItPay (Post 19372702)
Where I live it is illegal to have a weapon in the Movie Theater, and in the Mall, and in schools. Or anywhere they put a little no guns allowed sign. Since it sounds like you don't have a conceal carry permit, you may not be aware of this.

I have never seen such a sign. Ever.

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Originally Posted by MakingItPay (Post 19372702)
Yes, if Bob gets a conceal carry permit he knows how to point and shoot at someone that is attacking him. Will he turn into Bruce Willis? Who knows? Let's allow them to carry and in those places and you will see these high body count crazies reduced dramatically. Gun free zones are where these things happen. Ironic isn't it?

No. We already know what will happen. Bruce Willis isn't real. Nor is James Bond. You put an armed civilian into a tactical combat situation surrounded by other civilians and you'll just have an extra shooter.

StickyGreen 12-16-2012 12:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 19372813)
You put an armed civilian into a tactical combat situation surrounded by other civilians and you'll just have an extra shooter.

You give people no credit, as if they're all just blithering idiots who couldn't possibly use a firearm correctly and efficiently. And how exactly is one kid with a gun a "tactical combat situation?"

Rochard 12-16-2012 12:37 AM

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Originally Posted by MakingItPay (Post 19372671)
If you are trained in the safe use of gun and home defense techniques, your odds of shooting a family member by accident are greatly reduced. You might accidentally run over your own kids in your car too. But not owning a gun is a choice I think you should have the right. I just hate when people give up their rights freely, and since they don't use it, they want it taken from me.

I completely disagree.

When are you woken up in the middle of the night by an intruder, it's dark, your confused, you are incoherent because you just woke up, adrenaline is flowing, and you are in a tactical situation in which you have no information - you don't know if it's six guys with screw drivers, three guys with baseball bats, or two guys with AR15s. You can't turn on the light because it will give you away AND destroy your night vision. Then factor in a dog that is between you and the intruders, your wife that just woke up and has no idea she's just walked into the line of firing, PLUS a 12 year old kid who is generally clueless in the middle of the afternoon no less at 3am with shots going off.

Look at the guy who shot his own kid a few weeks ago. He thought someone was breaking in, turns out it was his son. His burning desire to protect himself just killed his son.

I don't live in fear. The two doors leading out are set so when they close they cannot be opened from the outside without a key, and we have an alarm system with a battery system.

Evil1 12-16-2012 01:10 AM

Yeah ban guns, because ancient ass technology cant be reproduced in any home workshop.

http://onthefiringlines.com/wp-conte...1/akshovel.jpg

With a fucking shovel!

Dirty F 12-16-2012 01:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Evil1 (Post 19372844)
Yeah ban guns, because ancient ass technology cant be reproduced in any home workshop.

http://onthefiringlines.com/wp-conte...1/akshovel.jpg

With a fucking shovel!

I'm not even gonna explain how retarded that argument is because you won't get it anyway.

Evil1 12-16-2012 03:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Dirty F (Post 19372853)
I'm not even gonna explain how retarded that argument is because you won't get it anyway.

Really, they banned booze once, want a history lesson on what happened next? ban guns and a week later you'll have underground production lines churning them out with absolutely zero barriers to anyone at all getting their hands on them.

The first semi automatic handgun was invented in 1893 by Hugo Borchardt. Just to clear some shit up, that was long assed time before CNC machines appeared. For fucks sake guns were made before anyone even had electricity.

But apparently in your world you need a cnc machine? Ok, here you go. $1275, not exactly a major economic hurdle. http://www.robotshop.com/sherline-54... _campaign=jos

Heres a mac-10
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...T/DSCF2516.jpg
Now point out the part(s) you are claiming are impossible to be reproduced?

Or are your trying to say no one at all will step up to fill a supply void and get filthy rich much like they didn't when heroin was banned?

fuck.. I can go to home depot tomorrow morning and have a pistol that shoots 12 gauge shotgun shells made before your ass rolls out of bed using 9 inches of 3/4 inch steel pipe (a 12 gauge shell fits in perfectly) 6 inches for the barrel and 3 for the handle, also need a end cap, a couple roofing nails and a spring. $7-8. And no, it wont blow my hand off when it fires.

Oh and here you go, the manufacturing process of turning a shovel into a fuckin ak-47 with pictures, no cnc machine anywhere to be found.
http://www.northeastshooters.com/vbu...=1#post2695046

Amaricans wanted their booze, and they got it!
Americans want their weed, meth, heroin, crack, cocaine, acid, mushrooms and they get that shit too, easily.
300+ million guns out there, any question if Americans will want guns too?

Nookster 12-16-2012 03:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Evil1 (Post 19372923)
Really, they banned booze once, want a history lesson on what happened next? ban guns and a week later you'll have underground production lines churning them out with absolutely zero barriers to anyone at all getting their hands on them.

The first semi automatic handgun was invented in 1893 by Hugo Borchardt. Just to clear some shit up, that was long assed time before CNC machines appeared. For fucks sake guns were made before anyone even had electricity.

But apparently in your world you need a cnc machine? Ok, here you go. $1275, not exactly a major economic hurdle. http://www.robotshop.com/sherline-54... _campaign=jos

Heres a mac-10
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...T/DSCF2516.jpg
Now point out the part(s) you are claiming are impossible to be reproduced?

Or are your trying to say no one at all will step up to fill a supply void and get filthy rich much like they didn't when heroin was banned?

fuck.. I can go to home depot tomorrow morning and have a pistol that shoots 12 gauge shotgun shells made before your ass rolls out of bed using 9 inches of 3/4 inch steel pipe (a 12 gauge shell fits in perfectly) 6 inches for the barrel and 3 for the handle, also need a end cap, a couple roofing nails and a spring. $7-8. And no, it wont blow my hand off when it fires.

Oh and here you go, the manufacturing process of turning a shovel into a fuckin ak-47 with pictures, no cnc machine anywhere to be found.
http://www.northeastshooters.com/vbu...=1#post2695046

Amaricans wanted their booze, and they got it!
Americans want their weed, meth, heroin, crack, cocaine, acid, mushrooms and they get that shit too, easily.
300+ million guns out there, any question if Americans will want guns too?

WOW :thumbsup

Matyko 12-16-2012 03:45 AM

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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 19371938)
That might fly in Hungary, would not fly here. Do you think it is okay to have the government in your home looking around?

Actually this sounds pretty bad and not democratic, but it is not the government who is knocking on your door but some related agency who just check if you play by the rules. And yes, I think it is very OK to check ppl occasionally who have guns. I know it is hard to understand as the laws are totally different there and this most likely sounds Insane to you :P But here not many men keep guns at home. Also, I think they only check w ppl w [serious] gun arsenal not everyone.

GAH 12-16-2012 03:45 AM

It's really up to the people of Connecticut to do something about this, start the ball rolling, get a campaign going while feelings are high. If they were to declare themselves gun-free- Connecticut forever, that anyone who visits and has a gun with them gets incarcerated, maybe it could kick-start something good. Crocodile tears from the President won't, that was embarrassing to watch. Time for America to grow up.

Matyko 12-16-2012 03:51 AM

I haven't read the whole thread, but as a Non-US 'outsider' I saw Michael Moore's movie Bowling for Columbine and what I know is that you can say this guy is demagogic but he is right on many topics. Do not let retarded ppl keep guns at home thats it. Do not let any kids be able to reach your gun thats it. If you don't take enough attention and your kid gets your gun and shots his classmate for some minor thing than you should spend your life in jail.

If it was indeed true that you could get bullets at any walmart than its obviously fucking BAD and it had to be changed :(

PornoMonster 12-16-2012 06:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 19372658)
I am not sure if guards at schools would be enough. Maybe if you had two or three officers at EVERY school nationwide it would be a deterrent. But that's a lot of money...



I believe it was illegal to carry at the college, but not at the local mall or movies.

But that doesn't really matter. Can you just imagine if someone was carrying a concealed weapon in the mall when a gun man attacked? Do you honestly mean to tell me that "Bob", a forty-five year old insurance salesman, is going to be able to go from shopping with his wife and kids to instantly being in a tactical situation he was never trained for? Is "Bob" going to be able to tell who the gun man is from the dozens or hundreds of shoppers when everyone is running around with their heads cut like chickens screaming? Is "Bob" really going to be able take out a gun man armed with an assault rifle at forty yards?

Is "Bob" really going to be able to take another's man's life during a tactical situation without having any time to determine if the shooter is the shooter, a police officer, or another innocent civilian who has armed himself?

We have the right to bear arms and a lot of us do, yet oddly not once at a mall or school or movies has a civilian pulled out a handgun and taken out the gunman. (I do recall the shooting at the church where the armed security guard took out the gunman.) Where are all of these people who proudly own handguns? Hiding?

That is because these crazies seek out places that DO NOT ALLOW GUNS.
I heard that for the batman movie there were 7 other theaters close to where the gunman lived, even bigger more frequented ones. This one does NOT allow firearms.

Most of these cases the Shooters keep shooting until the Police arrive. The police arrive the commit suicide and then the Police Write the report...

NOTHING Could of prevented the shooting of that many kids unless there were armed guards at the school. (or guns were never invented)

I say Bring ALL of our troops home and place them around in places, like we did for the airports after 911. Money we are already spending!

MaDalton 12-16-2012 06:40 AM

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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 19372365)
You guys seem to find it difficult to wrap your head around how many people live here; and I never suggested they were all suicides.

As usual i do appreciate your attempt of insinuating that i might be stupid - i would suggest using a little math and add up the number of inhabitants of the other countries on that image, then add up their number of deaths and put each in relation.

MakingItPay 12-16-2012 07:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 19372813)
I have never seen such a sign. Ever.



No. We already know what will happen. Bruce Willis isn't real. Nor is James Bond. You put an armed civilian into a tactical combat situation surrounded by other civilians and you'll just have an extra shooter.

Go to your mall today. Look on the door. Ask if you are allowed to carry your concealled weapon there. Better yet. Google the last few high body count shootings. Oregon, Aurora, and the recent school. See if they are "Gun Free" Zones. (hint: They all are)

You are the one that mentioned James Bond. Rochard, I understand you just want to feel safe, but if you don't own a gun, aren't trained, and have no desire to defend your home with one, I am not sure your opinion is an educated one. Do people accidentally shoot their friends and family? Do people sometimes accidentally run over their own children? Yes. Is owning a gun a huge responsibility? Yes.


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