Guns
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
The best way to stop a good guy with a gun is to shoot before you know he has one.
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Republicans really be hating different sexualities when they themselves are ammo-sexuals
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
You are seriously arguing that the corruption in our police system means there is no protection? This is objectively false.
I would trust an officer over Ultragagginggunnut any day of the week.
The only prisoners are our school children who have to drill for gun violence in their school. Kids who live in fear that their classmates will kill them because they brought another gun nutters unsecured gun to school.
The prisoners are the wives and partners of every abusive gun owner. Scared to leave because they know that it could cost their lives. You ever been raped at gun point? Yeah, didn't think so.
The prisoners are our society that has to deal with the commercialization of gun ownership and the radicalization of the NRA. Everyday they make our society more unsafe in the name of profits.
The problem isn't guns, it is people like you that think they solve problems. Guns create problems not solve them.
They need to be tightly controlled to keep them away from people who are mentally unwell. People that think they are the "prisoners" fantasizing about defending their rights and overthrowing the government.
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[email protected]replied to ERROR: Earth.exe has crashed last edited by
And in some places the 'h' is silent
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Pavel Chichikovreplied to [email protected] last edited by
I agree. I would much rather rely on myself for protection. Forget trusting the cops, I don't trust the prosecutors. There are so many liberal prosecutors who are just drop cases, and judges who set low bail, or refuse to impose certain sentence types on repeat offenders, etc. People who want to take away guns are retards.
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Pavel Chichikovreplied to [email protected] last edited by
Countries that "don't have much gun crime" = countries with acid attacks
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
There are all kinds of discussions we can have about this, not the least of which is that âno gunsâ simply isnât an option in a country with 500 million firearms and no central firearm registry.
But, really, all that stuff is beside the point. Guns are the ultimate equalizer. They equalize the weak and the strong. An 80 year old grandma can defend herself against a 25 year old man using a gun. A suppressed populace can defend themselves against a tyrannical government using guns.
Gun crime has negligible impact on most Americans; we have about half as many firearm homicides as traffic deaths annually.
Philosophically, the gun community feels having that equalizer and balance against tyranny is more important than the impacts of gun crime. Whether or not more gun control will decrease gun crime is irrelevant if a person feels that free firearm access is the more important of the two issues.
Btw, regardless of your views, if you come to the US you should shoot some guns. Itâs fun and youâll be glad you did.
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
Will it help my wife's best friend who was shot in the stomach six times by her husband when she got up in the middle of the night to eat something in the kitchen?
Let me introduce you to a revolutionary view about gun violence.
It is called reality with gems like, "96% of murder-suicide victims are female."
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Pavel Chichikovreplied to [email protected] last edited by
these people are such idiots. besides, the founding fathers didn't exclusively intend the second amendment to be used against petty thieves or violent criminals... they wanted it to be used to resist tyranny in all its forms. One form of tyranny is prosecutors dropping violent felons cases, judges setting low bail on repeat violent offenders, and federal governments throwing the borders open and granting special protection to violent criminals that come across the border. The government at best can punish crime, but it can never defend us. I am more than willing to accept school shootings if it means I can shoot someone that I deem a threat if necessary.
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Pavel Chichikovreplied to [email protected] last edited by
"how would you stop a fascist with a gun that wants to put you in a camp"
If they were really a fascist, I would shoot them.
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
Wow, so we have too many guns so no reason to regulate has to be one of the stupidest arguments I have ever heard. It is like common sense showed up to have you shart in their face
Guns are the ultimate equalizer sounds like something a weak assed little Nazi would say. What is every other modern civilized country not need them then? It is like you look at the worst case and say it is now the best case
I could give a shit about the feels of gun nutters. To think we have to appease homicidal radicals is fucking bonkers.
I think most people will pass on the shooting thing. There is a lot more to the USA than a bunch of gun waving lunatics.
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
More protesters would have been shot. The movement would have been demonized even more than it was.
The protests were already overwhelming peaceful. To re-envision history saying "moars guns" would have helped is pretty bizarre gun nutters nonsense.
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
I would trust an officer over Ultragagginggunnut any day of the week.
False dichotomy. Those aren't the only choices.
In your entire comment, you failed to realize that "Doomsider" is a perfectly viable option.
With "Doomsider" being an option for you, "officer" should be considered a distant second.
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
It's a reference to the movie Dirty Harry
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
When you actually want to respond to what I said I will be waiting.
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
Certainly. Thank you for your patience, and for the opportunity for discussion.
I respectfully and summarily reject the underlying premise of what you were saying. Your comment did not consider that you are the person best capable of providing your own "protection".
I submit that the regulatory environment needs to recognize and respect that fact.
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
Still waiting
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[email protected]replied to Pavel Chichikov last edited by
This made me laugh. You sound like Philomena Cunk!
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
I have traveled most of the country and 95% of Americans are normal people who just want the best for the people around them. They just have different perspectives on what that means.
You should let your hate go, my friend. I promise youâll be happier for it.
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[email protected]replied to [email protected] last edited by
What are you waiting for? I have responded twice before this comment. Your comment is premised on a false dichotomy. When we eliminate that premise, the remainder of your comment doesn't make much sense.
One route forward: You could support your position on a different premise. Another route: You could abandon your previous position and adopt a new one. I eagerly await your choice.