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Urbane Guerrilla · 05-05-2007, 04:26 AM

Tw's post is based on not understanding one simple problem: the degree of your enthusiasm for gun control, an essential precondition for acts of genocide, becomes a good indicator of your corresponding enthusiasm for genocide in general. That this genocide may be directed against people like oneself does not occur to the gun control lovers, which calls into question what they know about how genocides start.

No solid, nor even empirical, rebuttal has ever been made to the findings of the JPFO that there is a preconditional triad to make a genocide either likely or even possible: hatred, however based; governmental power, so states and governments are no remedy nor prophylaxis for genocides; and some means of disarming the out-group being targeted -- the most efficient means ever devised is to forbid the keeping of arms except by those 'approved.'

A gun ban ("gun controls" are always about banning possession of and denying access to guns) can lie in wait for decades before facilitating the dirty work. The gun ban that set up the killing fields in Cambodia had its earliest beginnings on January 27, 1920, and was added to in a significant manner with an ordinance dated March 28, 1938. Four decades from the temperate language of a statute to the pyramids of skulls.

The text of these laws is in French, which I read. The translation provided on the facing pages opposite the original texts presented in Lethal Laws is honest.

05-05-2007, 04:26 AM	#292
Urbane Guerrilla Person who doesn't update the user title Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Southern California Posts: 6,674	Tw's post is based on not understanding one simple problem: the degree of your enthusiasm for gun control, an essential precondition for acts of genocide, becomes a good indicator of your corresponding enthusiasm for genocide in general. That this genocide may be directed against people like oneself does not occur to the gun control lovers, which calls into question what they know about how genocides start. No solid, nor even empirical, rebuttal has ever been made to the findings of the JPFO that there is a preconditional triad to make a genocide either likely or even possible: hatred, however based; governmental power, so states and governments are no remedy nor prophylaxis for genocides; and some means of disarming the out-group being targeted -- the most efficient means ever devised is to forbid the keeping of arms except by those 'approved.' A gun ban ("gun controls" are always about banning possession of and denying access to guns) can lie in wait for decades before facilitating the dirty work. The gun ban that set up the killing fields in Cambodia had its earliest beginnings on January 27, 1920, and was added to in a significant manner with an ordinance dated March 28, 1938. Four decades from the temperate language of a statute to the pyramids of skulls. The text of these laws is in French, which I read. The translation provided on the facing pages opposite the original texts presented in Lethal Laws is honest. __________________ Wanna stop school shootings? End Gun-Free Zones, of course.