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Makes some feel uncomfortable
Join Date: Dec 2005
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Anything is possible. People in Philadelphia don't drink directly from the Delaware River anymore, do they? Have I endorsed prohibitionism? No, just rational thought. While I don't endorse this, that would make it easier for gun-using criminals to be erradicated. The pro-gun contingency seems to want to have a gun to protect them from potential attacks, right? If only criminals had handguns, they would esily be identified as potential attackers, and can be shot on sight. You'd like that, wouldn't you? You could change carreers, get into law enforcement, and finally get to kill someone - use that handgun you so intensely *need* to carry.
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Etherial
Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: CA
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If you're gonna argue the point, use reasoned points, not personal slurs against someone. "Finally get to kill someone..." Sheesh! ![]() |
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Making a gun of your own, or for others is quite simple. I get the impression that you think that if you outlaw something it will just go away. Many of the guns that are used by gangs in the US come from China along with their drugs. The laws would only harm those who are law abiding citizens, making them criminals... they would accomplish nothing else. BTW, Canada and a few other nations have as many guns per household as the US and lower murder and violent crime rates than the US and the UK. Guns are not the problem, it is a social consciousness/attitude problem. My personal feeling is we have lost our commitment to the family. Places in the US with more liberal carry laws like Texas have lower violent crime rates. |
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Sibling of the Commonweal
Join Date: Feb 2007
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Interesting debate going on and if you don't mind, I'm going to jump in for a bit. I own two guns and both are for home defense, a 9mm and a pump action shotgun. They're kept in plain sight at the end of the hallway, locked in a glass case. Once every 3-4 weeks I'll take them to the range so I don't get rusty. Only the ruger has ever been fired anywhere but the range but I was quite happy that I had it at the time.
I dislike the idea of needing them, I don't mind the fact that I have them. It's a right under our constitution, and they're to be used strictly for personal security reasons. I think many people may go overboard with their love for firearms, but then they may say the same about my love for computers. |
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The future is unwritten
Join Date: Oct 2002
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Welcome to the Cellar, Jordan.
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Etherial
Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: CA
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Q: How many gun control proponents does it take to change a lightbulb? A: None. They just pass a law against darkness. |
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