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Gun Laws
From: ANT_THOMAS
5 Oct 2014 13:29
To: fixrman
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In short what I originally said was...
I may be misinterpreting what you've said but you seem to put across that only bystanders are innocent, rather than the person being aimed at. I generally believe /anyone/ being shot is innocent, no one should be shot. The only time it is maybe acceptable is if they've shot at the police, maybe, but I'm not sure about my views on this. I tend to believe killing someone is bad, irrelevant of what they have done.
I think your knives argument is pretty pointless. It's impossible to compare knife crime to gun crime. Saying people will always want to kill people is fine, but guns make it far too easy.
I would 100% prefer someone to try and kill me with a knife rather than a gun. The act of stabbing someone is so much more involved, it takes a totally different mindset to get up close to someone and stab them. There are less people capable of those actions than there are people who would be able to pull the trigger.
From: johngti_mk-ii
5 Oct 2014 14:53
To: ANT_THOMAS
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Pointless. Knife. <\bringing the tone down>
From: ANT_THOMAS
5 Oct 2014 15:57
To: johngti_mk-ii
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I did mention the pun in my original post
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From: Drew (X3N0PH0N)
5 Oct 2014 17:18
To: fixrman
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Quite alright, it's an emotive issue.
I would be interested as to what you meant by:
Quote:
BTW, adjusted for per 100K is bullshit and you know it.
Though.
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From: Manthorp
5 Oct 2014 20:06
To: ALL
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It's virtually pointless having a transatlantic discussion on gun law. We don't want US gun law, the US doesn't want ours; but it's Ok, because we each have our own, not each other's. If anybody is unhappy with their own country's gun law, they have every right to debate and to lobby their government to change their country's laws. But they have fuck all right to lobby other country's governments in order to change laws that don't apply to them.
From: ANT_THOMAS
5 Oct 2014 20:44
To: Manthorp
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Tru dat. No point continuing!
From: fixrman
5 Oct 2014 22:58
To: ANT_THOMAS
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So if someone breaks into my house and may have a weapon or evil intentions, you feel I am not allowed to shoot him/her?
EDITED: 5 Oct 2014 22:59 by FIXRMAN
From: fixrman
5 Oct 2014 22:59
To: Manthorp
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Manthorp's money is no good at the Pub tonight, see me for the tab.
From: fixrman
5 Oct 2014 23:06
To: ALL
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F all the guns. We n=may not agree, but when I come for a holiday over there we can solve it over a pint or three - even though my cousing says sevral of you are daft.
i get some of the excellent points that have been made and agree with many of them to a point, but it won't change a whit.