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Eyewitnesses offered conflicting accounts; several said they believe there was more than one gunman. Just wait, pretty soon they gonna air them "live" on TV. SORRY if you don't get it or I haven't been sarcastic enough.
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August 05, 2012, 08:59:35 PM |
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nimda
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August 05, 2012, 09:04:46 PM |
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How many of the victims had guns? Was this the third shooting this year in a "defenseless victim zone?"
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myrkul
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August 05, 2012, 09:47:32 PM |
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How many of the victims had guns? Was this the third shooting this year in a "defenseless victim zone?"
Well, it was a Sikh temple, so it can be assumed they all had knives... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirpan
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August 05, 2012, 11:21:49 PM |
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Banning things just makes them more expensive on the black/grey markets. If you criminalise something then only criminals will use it.
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Many people believe the world ends this year. Why not go out with a bang?
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August 06, 2012, 01:21:00 AM |
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Gun laws won't stop this. Calming the foaming at the mouth on American talk radio would. I am not advocating any censorship other then self. People should exercise common sense on that they say. They probably wont. That is the price we pay to have an open society.
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August 06, 2012, 03:26:18 AM |
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I hate to burst those peoples bubbles, but the world isn't ending this year. The government fomenting mass unrest so they have a reason to declare martial law before 'November' (maybe December), (to coincide with the BFL release) to once and for all eliminate the Constitution, Very Likely.
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August 06, 2012, 03:35:48 AM |
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I hate to burst those peoples bubbles, but the world isn't ending this year. The government fomenting mass unrest so they have a reason to declare martial law before 'November' (maybe December), (to coincide with the BFL release) to once and for all eliminate the Constitution, Very Likely.
They do that, and Dec. 21 will be a self-fulfilling prophecy... of revolution.
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August 06, 2012, 01:47:19 PM |
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The government fomenting mass unrest so they have a reason to declare martial law before 'November' (maybe December), (to coincide with the BFL release) to once and for all eliminate the Constitution, Very Likely.
Problem... Solution. So phucking obvious. Former CIA Army General: Martial Law Expected & “Warranted” http://webabuser.blogspot.com/2012/08/former-cia-army-general-martial-law.html
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August 06, 2012, 02:36:54 PM |
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I hate to burst those peoples bubbles, but the world isn't ending this year. The government fomenting mass unrest so they have a reason to declare martial law before 'November' (maybe December), (to coincide with the BFL release) to once and for all eliminate the Constitution, Very Likely.
1. You have that much faith in BFL and that little faith in your government? 2. Care to place a wager? 1 block reward says that martial law will not be declared in the US by December.
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I hate to burst those peoples bubbles, but the world isn't ending this year. The government fomenting mass unrest so they have a reason to declare martial law before 'November' (maybe December), (to coincide with the BFL release) to once and for all eliminate the Constitution, Very Likely.
1. You have that much faith in BFL and that little faith in your government? 2. Care to place a wager? 1 block reward says that martial law will not be declared in the US by December. Martial law? LAWL.
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August 07, 2012, 12:51:19 PM |
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I hate to burst those peoples bubbles, but the world isn't ending this year. The government fomenting mass unrest so they have a reason to declare martial law before 'November' (maybe December), (to coincide with the BFL release) to once and for all eliminate the Constitution, Very Likely.
1. You have that much faith in BFL and that little faith in your government? 2. Care to place a wager? 1 block reward says that martial law will not be declared in the US by December. Martial law? LAWL. Martial Lawl?
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August 07, 2012, 01:18:50 PM |
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How many of the victims had guns? Was this the third shooting this year in a "defenseless victim zone?"
Well, it was a Sikh temple, so it can be assumed they all had knives... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KirpanYeah, I'm a little surprised considering being armed is a requirement of the religion. But I guess that is just dogmatic at this stage. Well, it's getting harder for these nuts to find a place where people are unarmed. A gun is the only thing that can keep you safe from a gunman. If you are in a place that does not allow conceal carry, you could try running I guess?? But you will likely just die tired.
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August 07, 2012, 01:47:38 PM |
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How many of the victims had guns? Was this the third shooting this year in a "defenseless victim zone?"
Well, it was a Sikh temple, so it can be assumed they all had knives... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KirpanYeah, I'm a little surprised considering being armed is a requirement of the religion. But I guess that is just dogmatic at this stage. Well, it's getting harder for these nuts to find a place where people are unarmed. A gun is the only thing that can keep you safe from a gunman. If you are in a place that does not allow conceal carry, you could try running I guess?? But you will likely just die tired. You just gotta run faster than the other people, they should provide a distraction long enough to get away.
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August 07, 2012, 05:18:03 PM |
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How many of the victims had guns? Was this the third shooting this year in a "defenseless victim zone?"
Well, it was a Sikh temple, so it can be assumed they all had knives... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KirpanYeah, I'm a little surprised considering being armed is a requirement of the religion. But I guess that is just dogmatic at this stage. Well, it's getting harder for these nuts to find a place where people are unarmed. A gun is the only thing that can keep you safe from a gunman. If you are in a place that does not allow conceal carry, you could try running I guess?? But you will likely just die tired. Doesn't matter, ppl carry illegally anyhow. Example, look at the Chicago's shootings/killings/murders that happen every night. On average it is 10-15 shot and/or killed, including from adults to children.
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August 07, 2012, 05:28:12 PM |
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How many of the victims had guns? Was this the third shooting this year in a "defenseless victim zone?"
Well, it was a Sikh temple, so it can be assumed they all had knives... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KirpanYeah, I'm a little surprised considering being armed is a requirement of the religion. But I guess that is just dogmatic at this stage. Well, it's getting harder for these nuts to find a place where people are unarmed. A gun is the only thing that can keep you safe from a gunman. If you are in a place that does not allow conceal carry, you could try running I guess?? But you will likely just die tired. Doesn't matter, ppl carry illegally anyhow. Example, look at the Chicago's shootings/killings/murders that happen every night. On average it is 10-15 shot and/or killed, including from adults to children. The ones who carry without a license are the ones I'm worried about. They face years in jail if caught. Anyone that irresponsible should not be trusted with a gun. It's true that many of the most restrictive places in the USA have the highest murder rates with guns. Chicago is a good example. Ill is the last state to not allow conceal carry, and Chicago is one of the most dangerous places in the US. Along with Washington D.C., Los Angles, and New York city; all have high gun murder rates and draconian gun laws. Now compare that to rural Texas where everyone you meet has a gun, and no one knows anybody who has been killed by a gun.
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Doesn't matter, ppl carry illegally anyhow. Example, look at the Chicago's shootings/killings/murders that happen every night. On average it is 10-15 shot and/or killed, including from adults to children.
Thus proving the truth of the phrase "If you outlaw guns, only outlaws will carry guns."
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August 07, 2012, 11:33:31 PM |
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Doesn't matter, ppl carry illegally anyhow. Example, look at the Chicago's shootings/killings/murders that happen every night. On average it is 10-15 shot and/or killed, including from adults to children.
Thus proving the truth of the phrase "If you outlaw guns, only outlaws will carry guns." 'theory' If they were outlawed, all of them melted down. Outlaws would carry knives :/. If outlawed, just need to stop the source where guns come from, no guns to be carried by outlaws. Would never happen though and the shootings will continue. Give it couple months time, we'll hear about some other random shooting.
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August 07, 2012, 11:41:13 PM |
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Doesn't matter, ppl carry illegally anyhow. Example, look at the Chicago's shootings/killings/murders that happen every night. On average it is 10-15 shot and/or killed, including from adults to children.
Thus proving the truth of the phrase "If you outlaw guns, only outlaws will carry guns." 'theory' If they were outlawed, all of them melted down. Outlaws would carry knives :/. If outlawed, just need to stop the source where guns come from, no guns to be carried by outlaws. Would never happen though and the shootings will continue. Give it couple months time, we'll hear about some other random shooting. For that to work, you would need to find every firearm ever made from the medieval hand-gonne, all the way up to modern assault rifles. Better get cannons, too. Then, you would need to erase from everyone's mind the recipe for gunpowder: a mixture of potassium nitrate, charcoal, and sulfur in a 75:15:10 ratio, and destroy every lathe, milling machine and (now) 3-d printer. And people would still kill each other with crossbows.
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August 07, 2012, 11:50:37 PM |
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Gun control makes it harder for people to kill each other. Crimes of passion are less likely to be fatal, as are muggings. Planned murders will use whatever weapon is best suited to the purpose, regardless of cost.
I'd rather have more burglaries than risk being killed during a mugging. Or accidentally scaring someone with an itchy trigger finger when I'm walking down a dark alley.
I have a friend who is completing an online doctorate from the University of Florida. Although she doesn't live in the US, she gets the campus secularity alert email. The first time she got a "Guns fired nearby alert" we all thought it was bizarre. Now, we just accept that there's way more gun crime in the US than I have where I live (per capita).
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myrkul
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August 07, 2012, 11:57:50 PM |
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Crimes of passion are less likely to be fatal, as are muggings.
Except, not. Ever seen a stab wound?
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I live in one of the UK's highest murder rate areas. Know what? Statistically it isn't half as bad as just about any US city.
Why? Because the UK has tough gun laws and harsh sentencing, and around here it's very effective. There's still knife crime, but most stabbings aren't fatal (not sure why, suggests the criminals involved aren't very good at it). Hell, most of the police around here don't carry guns. They don't need to.
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August 08, 2012, 12:04:14 AM |
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Crimes of passion are less likely to be fatal, as are muggings.
Except, not. Ever seen a stab wound? Except so. Yes, I have. Stab wounds are less likely to be fatal than shootings. A six inch spring loaded switchblade is much slower and can do less damage than a handgun. Part of this is because the average unskilled assailant can cause more damage in a shorter period of time with a handgun than with a knife. Doesn't matter, ppl carry illegally anyhow. Example, look at the Chicago's shootings/killings/murders that happen every night. On average it is 10-15 shot and/or killed, including from adults to children.
Thus proving the truth of the phrase "If you outlaw guns, only outlaws will carry guns." If you really think this, then why do some places with tight gun control have far less gun crime than those without tight gun control?
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August 08, 2012, 12:07:55 AM |
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I live in one of the UK's highest murder rate areas. Know what? Statistically it isn't half as bad as just about any US city.
Ever thought that might have more to do with the people where you live than the laws where you live? And does "just about any US city" include Kennesaw, Georgia?
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myrkul
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August 08, 2012, 12:11:03 AM |
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If you really think this, then why do some places with tight gun control have far less gun crime than those without tight gun control?
I'm not going to rehash all this. There's a very long thread entitled "guns" where all these stats are discussed, and all your objections refuted, go read it.
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August 08, 2012, 12:21:49 AM |
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I live in one of the UK's highest murder rate areas. Know what? Statistically it isn't half as bad as just about any US city.
Ever thought that might have more to do with the people where you live than the laws where you live? And does "just about any US city" include Kennesaw, Georgia? So the most murderous people in the UK are less murderous than the most murderous people in the US? Why do you think that is, myrkul?
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August 08, 2012, 12:23:13 AM |
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I live in one of the UK's highest murder rate areas. Know what? Statistically it isn't half as bad as just about any US city.
Ever thought that might have more to do with the people where you live than the laws where you live? And does "just about any US city" include Kennesaw, Georgia? So the most murderous people in the UK are less murderous than the most murderous people in the US? Why do you think that is, myrkul? A long history of exporting their criminals?
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August 08, 2012, 12:39:53 AM |
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I live in one of the UK's highest murder rate areas. Know what? Statistically it isn't half as bad as just about any US city.
Ever thought that might have more to do with the people where you live than the laws where you live? And does "just about any US city" include Kennesaw, Georgia? So the most murderous people in the UK are less murderous than the most murderous people in the US? Why do you think that is, myrkul? A long history of exporting their criminals? Why then is it that Australia has a similarly low rate of murder? Australia has history of importing criminals.
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August 08, 2012, 12:41:49 AM |
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If tight gun control laws stopped crime, Dc, nyc, and Chicago would be amongst the safest cities in the us. (They're not.)
Likewise, cities like Denver would be super dangerous because of lax gun laws...guess what? Statistically, Denver is one of the top 10 safest cities in the us.
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August 08, 2012, 12:46:22 AM |
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All these shootings are a joke...
Love how they just so happen to occur right when their needed to sway public opinion.
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August 08, 2012, 12:51:43 AM |
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If tight gun control laws stopped crime, Dc, nyc, and Chicago would be amongst the safest cities in the us. (They're not.)
So it's just that the US is an unsafe place to live, regardless of gun control. That's a very sad thing. I wonder why it is so?
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August 08, 2012, 12:53:41 AM |
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I live in one of the UK's highest murder rate areas. Know what? Statistically it isn't half as bad as just about any US city.
Ever thought that might have more to do with the people where you live than the laws where you live? And does "just about any US city" include Kennesaw, Georgia? So the most murderous people in the UK are less murderous than the most murderous people in the US? Why do you think that is, myrkul? A long history of exporting their criminals? Why then is it that Australia has a similarly low rate of murder? Australia has history of importing criminals. Maybe you should ask a professional sociologist. I for one, am not qualified to make any judgements on why this society has a lower murder rate than that one. Again, read the "guns" thread, and you may want to pick up this book, which compares the same societies, before and after gun control laws.
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August 08, 2012, 12:56:33 AM |
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If tight gun control laws stopped crime, Dc, nyc, and Chicago would be amongst the safest cities in the us. (They're not.)
So it's just that the US is an unsafe place to live, regardless of gun control. That's a very sad thing. I wonder why it is so? No. The us has many wonderfull, safe places to live. Quite a few of these same places have lax gun laws. Internationally, look at Switzerland. More guns than people, and less gun crime per capita than the Uk (which has insanely strict gun laws)
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August 08, 2012, 01:00:43 AM |
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If tight gun control laws stopped crime, Dc, nyc, and Chicago would be amongst the safest cities in the us. (They're not.)
So it's just that the US is an unsafe place to live, regardless of gun control. That's a very sad thing. I wonder why it is so? No. The us has many wonderfull, safe places to live. Quite a few of these same places have lax gun laws. Vermont, for instance.
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You hit the nail on the head. This shooting was the result of a culture that breeds fear and xenophobia. The media, the government, and the education system are all complicit in creating this fear, which results in extreme jingoism. Add in the failure of the a social safety net, and the poor state of mental health care in the us, and you get nutjobs committing acts like this.
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August 08, 2012, 02:45:04 AM |
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I live in one of the UK's highest murder rate areas. Know what? Statistically it isn't half as bad as just about any US city.
Ever thought that might have more to do with the people where you live than the laws where you live? And does "just about any US city" include Kennesaw, Georgia? So the most murderous people in the UK are less murderous than the most murderous people in the US? Why do you think that is, myrkul? A long history of exporting their criminals? Why then is it that Australia has a similarly low rate of murder? Australia has history of importing criminals. You might note that Australia has remarkably high burglary rates. The problem noticed in my 30 page "Guns" thread is that any piece of statistics, or one isolated case, can be found in favor of or against gun control. The difficulty is in getting people to take ALL the statistics.
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August 08, 2012, 02:54:27 AM |
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You might note that Australia has remarkably high burglary rates. The problem noticed in my 30 page "Guns" thread is that any piece of statistics, or one isolated case, can be found in favor of or against gun control. The difficulty is in getting people to take ALL the statistics.
I'd rather be burgled than murdered. Would a lack of gun control in Australia reduce burglary rates and not see an increase in gun crime? Just your opinion, since I wouldn't trust statistics in this hypothetical situation. I'd like an explanation though..
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August 08, 2012, 02:57:32 AM |
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You might note that Australia has remarkably high burglary rates. The problem noticed in my 30 page "Guns" thread is that any piece of statistics, or one isolated case, can be found in favor of or against gun control. The difficulty is in getting people to take ALL the statistics.
I'd rather be burgled than murdered. Would a lack of gun control in Australia reduce burglary rates and not see an increase in gun crime? Just your opinion, since I wouldn't trust statistics in this hypothetical situation. I'd like an explanation though.. The thing is that the two are not equal. There are more burglaries in Australia than shootings in America, by a lot.
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August 08, 2012, 03:01:43 AM |
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You might note that Australia has remarkably high burglary rates. The problem noticed in my 30 page "Guns" thread is that any piece of statistics, or one isolated case, can be found in favor of or against gun control. The difficulty is in getting people to take ALL the statistics.
I'd rather be burgled than murdered. Would a lack of gun control in Australia reduce burglary rates and not see an increase in gun crime? Just your opinion, since I wouldn't trust statistics in this hypothetical situation. I'd like an explanation though.. The thing is that the two are not equal. There are more burglaries in Australia than shootings in America, by a lot. No, they aren't equal. So you're saying that gun control has nothing to do with burglary rates then?
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August 08, 2012, 03:04:24 AM |
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You might note that Australia has remarkably high burglary rates. The problem noticed in my 30 page "Guns" thread is that any piece of statistics, or one isolated case, can be found in favor of or against gun control. The difficulty is in getting people to take ALL the statistics.
I'd rather be burgled than murdered. Would a lack of gun control in Australia reduce burglary rates and not see an increase in gun crime? Just your opinion, since I wouldn't trust statistics in this hypothetical situation. I'd like an explanation though.. The thing is that the two are not equal. There are more burglaries in Australia than shootings in America, by a lot. No, they aren't equal. So you're saying that gun control has nothing to do with burglary rates then? I fail to comprehend how you managed to pull that assumption from my post. In any case, the answer to your question is "no." What I am saying is that the rate of Australian burglaries is so much higher than the rate of American shootings that the latter is relatively insignificant as an argument for gun control.
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August 08, 2012, 03:05:14 AM |
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Apples, meet oranges.
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August 08, 2012, 03:21:24 AM |
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Apples, meet oranges.
Funny thing that the apple population influences the orange population
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August 08, 2012, 03:33:48 AM |
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Apples, meet oranges.
I'm pretty sure I'm neither apple nor orange, rjk. I kind of thought I was a starfruit - oddly appealing, and strangely bitter.
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August 08, 2012, 03:35:48 AM |
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Apples, meet oranges.
I'm pretty sure I'm neither apple nor orange, rjk. I kind of thought I was a starfruit - oddly appealing, and strangely bitter. Hey, count your blessings. At least you aren't a Durian.
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August 08, 2012, 11:04:12 PM |
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If victims had guns then they would be alive.
1 person enter in theater and start shooting other ppl grab their gun, kill him problem solved.
But no, no one has a gun so one person can do the fuck he want.
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August 08, 2012, 11:11:08 PM |
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But no, no one has a gun so one person can do the fuck he want.
Eloquence itself.
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RodeoX
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The revolution will be monetized!
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August 09, 2012, 03:02:30 PM |
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i bet if an american muslim bought many guns, fbi/cia would be all over him
It's B.S., but I bet your right. Ignorance, meet the law.
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