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Yep. Gun control makes it a lot safer... Gun control should = Hitting the target. |
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Oh, I forgot, there is also Switzerland, they have guns and very little crime, of course that has nothing to do with the fact they are a speck of a country with an ageing population and one of the highest GDP per capita in the world. |
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forget guns - why are rocket launchers illegal?
why can't I carry a rocket launcher in the streets to defend myself? my rights are being violated rocket launchers don't kill people people kill people |
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Still I have never been robed or assaulted, never heard of any acquaintance being robbed or assaulted, never heard a gunshot outside a film and there's a firearm killing/year on the news. Usually people just get stabbed. |
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They are estimated 30k gun laws on the books, written by idiots that think they are going to curb crime, they only effect those that follow the law |
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That is most likely the single dumbest statement made in this thread so far. |
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hell, you should be able to have a fucking tank in your backyard if you want. now, if you use to to blow up your neighbors house, then we might have some problems. |
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criminals don't follow the laws, so you can pass all the laws you want and it's not make any difference to some gang banger who wants to rob you. you think it's unsafe now, image if there were no guns in the hands of law abidding citizens. if only the police/gov't has guns, it's a police state. is that what you want? our forefathers knew that arming the people was the one of the best ways to insure freedom. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kennesaw,_Georgia On May 1, 1982 the city passed an ordinance [Sec 34-1a] requiring every head of household to maintain a firearm together with ammunition. It was passed partly in response to a 1981 handgun ban in Morton Grove, Illinois. Kennesaw's law was amended in 1983 to exempt those who conscientiously object to owning a firearm, convicted felons, those who cannot afford a firearm, and those with a mental or physical disability that would prevent them from owning a firearm. It mentions no penalty for its violation. According to the Kennesaw Historical Society, no one has ever been charged under the ordinance, but it has still had the effect of reducing crime by at least 50%. |
http://www.mcsm.org/kennesaw.html
Here's proof that arming the citizens it better than arming the criminals If you don't like that link, go ahead and google it |
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If the worst happens.. they'll close the assault weapons gun show loophole.
I'm a slippery slope thinker, but even I dont see that as an increase in regulations, only fixing a gaping hole in an existing one. |
it seems that many people commmenting here own guns and that the ownership is for protection....of person, rights, etc.
my question is have you ever used your gun for reasons other than sport? not going to the range or practice, but really because of a situation you were in? |
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Nevermind. Not getting into that here. |
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They were yummy. http://www.docjelly.com/Blog/content...rk_ep103_1.jpg |
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Wiki graph to show it overall - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crime_in_the_United_States |
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By 50%???? |
This is why politics in America are so fucked.
People blame the "Bush Administration" or the "Obama Administration" for everything wrong that CONGRESS does. Congress is a 10x bigger problem than any single President. Impose term limits on Congress! A two term limit sounds fair to me. The only way the WH would be taking away people's guns is if Obama got someone in the House or Senate to introduce the bill on his behalf. As for guns in America, too many criminals already have them so the good people need them, too! |
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I think your math is a little off |
compare the thread title to reality...
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in 1960 there was a population of 179,323,175 people in the US with a total of violent crimes of 288,460 in 1989 there was a population of 248,239,000 people in the US with a total of violent crimes of 1,646,040 in 2008 there was a population of 304,059 724 people in the US with a total of violent crimes of 1,382,012 179,323,175/288,460= 621 so one in every 621 people have had a voilent crime happen to them in 1960 248,239,000/1,646,040= 150 so one in every 150 people have had a voilent crime happen to them in 1989 304,059,724/1,382,012= 220 so one in every 220 people have had a voilent crime happen to them in 2008 the goverment has been keeping these records since 1930 I think http://www.disastercenter.com/crime/uscrime.htm |
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I stayed away from coconut trees, because I had heard about that |
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It will happen sooner or later. They will disarm the people.
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what would you say the % of people in favor of guns have that opinion because
1 - they think they are safer 2 - they like to hunt 3 - they think it is just their right, no matter for what reason im just curious, i hate them, dont ever want to be around them due to a good friend killing himself in high school with his dads shotgun... but i am curious, why do people really like them? do people with guns really think that they are safer at night because there is a gun in the house no sarcasm here, just curious |
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It's coming. Maybe not next year, or in 5 years, but it's coming. Count on it. The irony is, the American people will let it happen and do nothing as it does. The handful that *may* stand up and refuse to let it happen will be struck down so fast their heads will spin. "Homegrown terrorists" they will be called. Print this post and tape it to your wall. |
not as long as the nra continues to ply congress with cash, they are easily one of the top 5 most powerful lobbying groups in washington.
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Do this, find a friend that likes them, take that friend and go to an indoor gun range, they rent guns you can use and go thru a couple hundred rounds shooting maybe a .38 and then you will be an imformed person Fo me, it's about the rights that the founding fathers laid down It's about if someone brings danger to my home, I can deal with them It's about politicians using this as a soap box to scare people when there is more important things to do. |
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In california, they just passed into law that you have to get fingerprinted to buy ammo |
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It's a mistake in the law's wording. But for now, the clerical error is the law of the land. Earlier this week, Congress sent the president a massive spending bill that funded dozens of federal departments. Tucked into the transportation section of the legislation are safety requirements for Amtrak customers who carry firearms on board the government-backed train system. The bill Congress passed mandates that passengers with firearms declare they have weapons with them in advance and stow them in locked boxes while on the train. The bill text was correct when the House approved the legislation last week. The Senate followed suit Sunday, but somewhere along the line, the language that referred to putting the guns in locked boxes morphed into stuffing "passengers" into locked boxes. Aides to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., became aware of the problem Wednesday night as the House voted on its final slate of bills for the year. Pelosi's staff tried to negotiate with Republican aides to see if they would agree to change the text of the bill without revoting the entire piece of legislation. But it was all for naught as Obama had already signed the measure into law This is our government, LMAO This clearly says that our government is capable of anything, even if by mistake! |
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that would not be very comfortable, do they let them out for bathroom breaks? |
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