Oh you mean just like Chile and Venezuela?
I'll keep my guns.
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Leftist/Dem Plantations. Go figure...
Like Chicago? http://heyjackass.com/
People who say that People under FBI investigation should not be able to buy guns.....yet are ready to vote for someone as President who is under investigation by the FBI
PROUD TO BE CALLED A CONSPIRACY THEORIST
[QUOTE=Dsc;40873277]Oh you mean just like Chile and Venezuela?
I'll keep my guns
Gun related deaths per 100k
chile: 1,95
USA 10.25
Homicide rate per 100k
Chile :3
USA: 3,8
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Forgive my english, as i'm not a native speaker
She killed more as Secratary of state. IMO she and Obama,a should face a military tribunal for treason. terrorism, and conspiracy.
yet Marxists want my guns because their Muzzies are shooting people in gun free zones. NO, Come and Take It. I'm done. Move to Venezuela where you belong
F.e.: Charlie Hebdo happened in a country with very strict gun control laws. And?
Do you seriously think, that strict gun control laws will prevent criminals from getting access to guns and commit serious crimes?
Terrorists and organized criminals will get access to guns as easy as they would without any kind of gun control laws in place (because nobody with half a brain uses a registered gun for a crime).
But the law abiding citizen will have an increasingly hard time to get access to a gun. (So why hinder the law abiding citizen, while the criminals and terrorists will have no problems whatsoever to get access to guns?)
Gun control laws on the other hand help the governments to disarm the general population and therefore lessen their ability to defend themselves. Even against possible oppression from the government itself (In the EU a very alarming trend can be observed, where after the latest changes in the law - the army can now be deployed to quell revolts and social unrest.).
Back on the topic:
It's the special month of the year, where these people are a bit more enraged as usually, due to the shortage calories over the course of the 12h. It's one of the cultural improvements these people brought to Europe, so we better be quickly thankful for it.
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We could argue about it, that a nutjob with a gun could be stopped in his tracks by another person with a gun. (At least lessen the casualties.)
In many European countries it is strictly forbidden to carry a gun concealed or not (even if a person has a handgun permit but not a licensed hunter or member of the army.)
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You could argue that, but you would be wrong. "More guns" doesn't solve any problem, it even gives those nut jobs more access to guns. Gun control isn't about taking guns away from people who do not misuse them, it is about keeping guns away from nut jobs. The sad reality is that most people should not have guns, because most people are nut jobs.
Oh really? So in the middle of the US, a country with no gun control to speak of, the glorious Second Amendment, the adamant gun lobby, the passionate NRA... 50 people get killed in a club. Where were all those good guys with guns?
So that's all bullshit isn't it?
And you know, funny thing, in Australia we brought in stringent gun control in the 90s and there's been no surge of backyard AKs being used in mass shootings. In fact we haven't had a mass shooting since.
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There are plenty of smart, sensible, responsible passionate gun owners out there.
The ones you see on forums though, you have to wonder.
You read the post I made above?
Criminals / nut jobs (dedicated at least) and terrorists will still get access to guns. A nut job would not be able to purchase legally a gun (because he would not pass the psychological exam.).
But there are plenty of illegal ways to get access to a gun. And dedicated people will find a way to achieve that.
I'm not talking about small time criminals who would be forced to use a knife instead of a gun. (Because in a mugging both weapons have a very similar effect of intimidation.)
Gun control laws are only obstacles for law abiding people, who want a gun for self protection purposes but will get lost in the bureaucratic jungle + the financial aspect of this regulation.
I had a hand gun permit, while I lived in Germany (the country with one of the most strict gun control laws worldwide.). And the psychological exams, the bureaucratic jungle there were not only quite tiring, but also very expensive. (So expensive that this is actually only affordable by the middle class and above citizens. And we could argue about that the poor people, who live in a colorful part of town would be in need of this kind of protection the most.)
And while we could argue, that gun related deaths are very low in Germany. I'm very well aware, that a dedicated criminal can easily import an illegal gun from an EU country with softer gun control laws or corruption problems.
Again, these laws will not really touch the people, for whom they are intended in the first place.
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