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Quote from: fatsy on December 16, 2019, 01:03:16 AM

Quote from: TECSHARE on December 15, 2019, 11:21:52 PM

Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 07:46:47 PM

No, just more vigilant and use some common sense. Be street smart. Unfortunately that can't be taught in school.

Too bad you are neither street smart not book smart. What is stopping people form just making their own guns? Importing unlocked guns? Using explosives, fire, vehicles, knives, airguns, to kill people? Are you not getting any kind of clue why "your ideas" are half baked failures? The world is not your science experiment. You have to prove ideas before they are implemented, especially when the safety of hundreds of millions is at risk.

Uh, I don't know. Because it's easier to buy (off the street) or steal a gun than to make one?

So, how do I go about to try to prove my ideas? Where do I start?

You can't even form a coherent reply to my question, but you claim to have the solution to all the worlds problems. They are "your ideas" jackhole, you tell me.

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Quote from: PopoJeff on December 15, 2019, 10:44:39 PM

Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 10:13:23 PM

Quote from: PopoJeff on December 15, 2019, 09:35:18 PM

Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 08:19:33 PM

Right, the gun can't be fired without human interaction. Again, the problem comes from the gun ending up in the wrong hands. We, as humans, can't always control that.

Ok. You're arguing in a circle and missing your exit. But that's ok. We agree that the human factor is the issue. You're looking to "baby-proof" the gun to restrict access. But wouldn't it be more effective to fix the human? Instead of a "crap, can't use that gun, where's the knife?" result..... what if we fix the root cause so their thought process is now "geez, I can't do that, imagine the death destruction and misery I'd cause". Or "can't do that, it's illegal". Your idea is putting a bandaid on an arterial bleed.

I certainly don't have the answer to fixing the gang mentality, criminal appeal, lack of respect and mental health issues that cause 99% of shootings. But I do know we proved your idea will not work, based simply on cell coverage gaps.

You can't be there all the time to make sure your gun or any gun doesn't end up in the wrong hands. A five year old who got a hold of his daddy's gun for example. How do you stop the kid from firing the gun?

Same way I stopped my 3 kids from getting anything I didn't want them to have. The gun, locked up. My money, phone, beer, cigarettes... told them no and enforced consequences.

I've got about 30 different firearms right now. And have had guns since about 1988. Guess how many of my kids were harmed. Zero. Guess how many were stolen. Zero.

Which is another point I mentioned a few pages ago. When you enact new laws/restrictions on guns, the only people it affects are the legal gun owners. The criminals don't care what your law says.
We already have laws to punish a parent if the kid kid gets hold of a gun.

Congratulations. You are one of the smart and responsible gun owners.

Tell that to a family that wasn't so lucky and lost someone because someone wasn't as careful as you.

Or, the victims of mass shootings like Sandy Hook.

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Quote from: TECSHARE on December 15, 2019, 11:21:52 PM

Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 07:46:47 PM

No, just more vigilant and use some common sense. Be street smart. Unfortunately that can't be taught in school.

Too bad you are neither street smart not book smart. What is stopping people form just making their own guns? Importing unlocked guns? Using explosives, fire, vehicles, knives, airguns, to kill people? Are you not getting any kind of clue why "your ideas" are half baked failures? The world is not your science experiment. You have to prove ideas before they are implemented, especially when the safety of hundreds of millions is at risk.

Uh, I don't know. Because it's easier to buy (off the street) or steal a gun than to make one?

So, how do I go about to try to prove my ideas? Where do I start?

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Quote from: Mometaskers on December 16, 2019, 12:22:12 AM

Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 03:20:08 AM

Quote from: Mometaskers on December 15, 2019, 01:13:32 AM

Legal guns not firing in public just means criminals using illegal guns don't have to worry about a gun-wielding public. I believe there were already several incidents in the US where people shot down mass shooters. Imagine if you actually have to wait for the police to come.

Sure you can make it so that in the event that a mass shooting happens all the other guns unlock but there will be a delay between the center receiving information that one is indeed happening and them being able to deactivate the block.

Not to mention they'd probably spend even more time "confirming" the incident before being forced to unlock guns coz "Guns Bad!".

Quote from: Spendulus on December 14, 2019, 11:28:59 PM

Since criminals follow the law and don't do things that are illegal, that sounds great!

Wait...

Wait they don't follow the law? I'm shookt!

Taking down a shooter in public is the job of cops; not fellow bystanders. Law enforcement don't need preauthorization to fire their guns. Unless, we change the law so that cops can't just shoot anyone when they feel like it. Maybe they should get an "ok" from a superior before they can shoot.

Look, this is far from being a reality because of too much red tape and organizations like the NRA. No one has the balls to initiate change. We will continue to have mass shootings and accidental gun deaths. This is the world we live in unless we truly want change.

Awww, that's cute. Yeah, I'm so totally just gonna sit there and wait for the cops while someone have a gun pointed at me. Those gun-owning bystanders can go pound sand, I don't need their help! Roll Eyes

For a taste of what a disarmed police force is go look at the all those cops knifed down in the UK. Now before you point out that UPS hostage incident, it were the cops that were stupid, not the guns.

PopoJeff, you're a cop. You agree with that? That the cops were stupid?

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Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 03:20:08 AM

Quote from: Mometaskers on December 15, 2019, 01:13:32 AM

Legal guns not firing in public just means criminals using illegal guns don't have to worry about a gun-wielding public. I believe there were already several incidents in the US where people shot down mass shooters. Imagine if you actually have to wait for the police to come.

Sure you can make it so that in the event that a mass shooting happens all the other guns unlock but there will be a delay between the center receiving information that one is indeed happening and them being able to deactivate the block.

Not to mention they'd probably spend even more time "confirming" the incident before being forced to unlock guns coz "Guns Bad!".

Quote from: Spendulus on December 14, 2019, 11:28:59 PM

Since criminals follow the law and don't do things that are illegal, that sounds great!

Wait...

Wait they don't follow the law? I'm shookt!

Taking down a shooter in public is the job of cops; not fellow bystanders. Law enforcement don't need preauthorization to fire their guns. Unless, we change the law so that cops can't just shoot anyone when they feel like it. Maybe they should get an "ok" from a superior before they can shoot.

Look, this is far from being a reality because of too much red tape and organizations like the NRA. No one has the balls to initiate change. We will continue to have mass shootings and accidental gun deaths. This is the world we live in unless we truly want change.

Awww, that's cute. Yeah, I'm so totally just gonna sit there and wait for the cops while someone have a gun pointed at me. Those gun-owning bystanders can go pound sand, I don't need their help! Roll Eyes

For a taste of what a disarmed police force is go look at the all those cops knifed down in the UK. Now before you point out that UPS hostage incident, it were the cops that were stupid, not the guns.

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Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 07:46:47 PM

No, just more vigilant and use some common sense. Be street smart. Unfortunately that can't be taught in school.

Too bad you are neither street smart not book smart. What is stopping people form just making their own guns? Importing unlocked guns? Using explosives, fire, vehicles, knives, airguns, to kill people? Are you not getting any kind of clue why "your ideas" are half baked failures? The world is not your science experiment. You have to prove ideas before they are implemented, especially when the safety of hundreds of millions is at risk.

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Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 10:13:23 PM

Quote from: PopoJeff on December 15, 2019, 09:35:18 PM

Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 08:19:33 PM

Right, the gun can't be fired without human interaction. Again, the problem comes from the gun ending up in the wrong hands. We, as humans, can't always control that.

Ok. You're arguing in a circle and missing your exit. But that's ok. We agree that the human factor is the issue. You're looking to "baby-proof" the gun to restrict access. But wouldn't it be more effective to fix the human? Instead of a "crap, can't use that gun, where's the knife?" result..... what if we fix the root cause so their thought process is now "geez, I can't do that, imagine the death destruction and misery I'd cause". Or "can't do that, it's illegal". Your idea is putting a bandaid on an arterial bleed.

I certainly don't have the answer to fixing the gang mentality, criminal appeal, lack of respect and mental health issues that cause 99% of shootings. But I do know we proved your idea will not work, based simply on cell coverage gaps.

You can't be there all the time to make sure your gun or any gun doesn't end up in the wrong hands. A five year old who got a hold of his daddy's gun for example. How do you stop the kid from firing the gun?

Same way I stopped my 3 kids from getting anything I didn't want them to have. The gun, locked up. My money, phone, beer, cigarettes... told them no and enforced consequences.

I've got about 30 different firearms right now. And have had guns since about 1988. Guess how many of my kids were harmed. Zero. Guess how many were stolen. Zero.

Which is another point I mentioned a few pages ago. When you enact new laws/restrictions on guns, the only people it affects are the legal gun owners. The criminals don't care what your law says.
We already have laws to punish a parent if the kid kid gets hold of a gun.

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Quote from: PopoJeff on December 15, 2019, 09:35:18 PM

Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 08:19:33 PM

Right, the gun can't be fired without human interaction. Again, the problem comes from the gun ending up in the wrong hands. We, as humans, can't always control that.

Ok. You're arguing in a circle and missing your exit. But that's ok. We agree that the human factor is the issue. You're looking to "baby-proof" the gun to restrict access. But wouldn't it be more effective to fix the human? Instead of a "crap, can't use that gun, where's the knife?" result..... what if we fix the root cause so their thought process is now "geez, I can't do that, imagine the death destruction and misery I'd cause". Or "can't do that, it's illegal". Your idea is putting a bandaid on an arterial bleed.

I certainly don't have the answer to fixing the gang mentality, criminal appeal, lack of respect and mental health issues that cause 99% of shootings. But I do know we proved your idea will not work, based simply on cell coverage gaps.

You can't be there all the time to make sure your gun or any gun doesn't end up in the wrong hands. A five year old who got a hold of his daddy's gun for example. How do you stop the kid from firing the gun?

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Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 08:19:33 PM

Right, the gun can't be fired without human interaction. Again, the problem comes from the gun ending up in the wrong hands. We, as humans, can't always control that.

Ok. You're arguing in a circle and missing your exit. But that's ok. We agree that the human factor is the issue. You're looking to "baby-proof" the gun to restrict access. But wouldn't it be more effective to fix the human? Instead of a "crap, can't use that gun, where's the knife?" result..... what if we fix the root cause so their thought process is now "geez, I can't do that, imagine the death destruction and misery I'd cause". Or "can't do that, it's illegal". Your idea is putting a bandaid on an arterial bleed.

I certainly don't have the answer to fixing the gang mentality, criminal appeal, lack of respect and mental health issues that cause 99% of shootings. But I do know we proved your idea will not work, based simply on cell coverage gaps.

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Quote from: PopoJeff on December 15, 2019, 08:06:03 PM

Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 07:57:11 PM

Quote from: PopoJeff on December 15, 2019, 07:40:37 PM

Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 07:18:18 PM

How will my ideas become solutions if no one wants to even try out my ideas?

What are your ideas for Gun Control and UBI?

They wont. Because you still think the gun is the problem.
The problem is the person, the gun is an object or tool. Outlaw guns altogether and they'll kill each other with knifes. Before guns existed, lets say the 1400-1500's for example.... was there a lack of violence? No, people killed each other with swords and rocks and spears.
The inherent problem is people and the raising of their children. Do you blame the dresser that falls over and kills the 2 year old kid, or the parent for not watching their kid when their climbing on the dresser ?

No matter how many ideas you come up with to alter/ban/abolish an inanimate object, human depravity will simply find a new object to use

But for now, a good dampening measure would be to just simply enforce the gun laws we currently have. Judges are far too lenient. (See the felon who killed the cop in TX got 150k bail?)

I never said that the gun is the problem and we need to ban guns. It's the firing of guns by anyone holding the gun is the problem.

And the knife is not the problem, its the thrusting of the knife?

Come on. If you are now saying the gun is not the problem, but the pulling of the trigger is..... (pulling the trigger requires human input)... then why are you trying to fix the gun, and not the reason behind the trigger pull?

The gun will not fire without human intervention. You need to fix the human.

Right, the gun can't be fired without human interaction. Again, the problem comes from the gun ending up in the wrong hands. We, as humans, can't always control that.

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Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 07:57:11 PM

Quote from: PopoJeff on December 15, 2019, 07:40:37 PM

Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 07:18:18 PM

How will my ideas become solutions if no one wants to even try out my ideas?

What are your ideas for Gun Control and UBI?

They wont. Because you still think the gun is the problem.
The problem is the person, the gun is an object or tool. Outlaw guns altogether and they'll kill each other with knifes. Before guns existed, lets say the 1400-1500's for example.... was there a lack of violence? No, people killed each other with swords and rocks and spears.
The inherent problem is people and the raising of their children. Do you blame the dresser that falls over and kills the 2 year old kid, or the parent for not watching their kid when their climbing on the dresser ?

No matter how many ideas you come up with to alter/ban/abolish an inanimate object, human depravity will simply find a new object to use

But for now, a good dampening measure would be to just simply enforce the gun laws we currently have. Judges are far too lenient. (See the felon who killed the cop in TX got 150k bail?)

I never said that the gun is the problem and we need to ban guns. It's the firing of guns by anyone holding the gun is the problem.

And the knife is not the problem, its the thrusting of the knife?

Come on. If you are now saying the gun is not the problem, but the pulling of the trigger is..... (pulling the trigger requires human input)... then why are you trying to fix the gun, and not the reason behind the trigger pull?

The gun will not fire without human intervention. You need to fix the human.

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Quote from: PopoJeff on December 15, 2019, 07:40:37 PM

Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 07:18:18 PM

How will my ideas become solutions if no one wants to even try out my ideas?

What are your ideas for Gun Control and UBI?

They wont. Because you still think the gun is the problem.
The problem is the person, the gun is an object or tool. Outlaw guns altogether and they'll kill each other with knifes. Before guns existed, lets say the 1400-1500's for example.... was there a lack of violence? No, people killed each other with swords and rocks and spears.
The inherent problem is people and the raising of their children. Do you blame the dresser that falls over and kills the 2 year old kid, or the parent for not watching their kid when their climbing on the dresser ?

No matter how many ideas you come up with to alter/ban/abolish an inanimate object, human depravity will simply find a new object to use

But for now, a good dampening measure would be to just simply enforce the gun laws we currently have. Judges are far too lenient. (See the felon who killed the cop in TX got 150k bail?)

I never said that the gun is the problem and we need to ban guns. It's the firing of guns by anyone holding the gun is the problem.

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Quote from: PopoJeff on December 15, 2019, 07:32:21 PM

Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 07:24:33 PM

Quote from: PopoJeff on December 15, 2019, 07:10:22 PM

Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 07:06:47 PM

Quote from: PopoJeff on December 15, 2019, 06:44:49 PM

Read the story again. Only the second issue on that trail in a decade. Not really a dangerous place with those statistics. Two robberies in 10 years, along a scenic river jogging/biking trail used by hundreds daily.

Random bad stuff happens.

But either way, Your idea kills the man.

Who? The attacker? I say good riddance then. One less asshole to worry about.

No, the old man that had to defend himself. With your idea, he would been even more severely injured or even killed,

Maybe if he was riding with a friend, he wouldn't have been attacked at all.

So what now? Mandate no one can leave their house unless with a friend?

We're are talking about your cell phone gun IDEA. Not societal rules/customs. What does your gun do in this situation? Or every other failure we've shown you

No, just more vigilant and use some common sense. Be street smart. Unfortunately that can't be taught in school.

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Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 07:18:18 PM

How will my ideas become solutions if no one wants to even try out my ideas?

What are your ideas for Gun Control and UBI?

They wont. Because you still think the gun is the problem.
The problem is the person, the gun is an object or tool. Outlaw guns altogether and they'll kill each other with knifes. Before guns existed, lets say the 1400-1500's for example.... was there a lack of violence? No, people killed each other with swords and rocks and spears.
The inherent problem is people and the raising of their children. Do you blame the dresser that falls over and kills the 2 year old kid, or the parent for not watching their kid when their climbing on the dresser ?

No matter how many ideas you come up with to alter/ban/abolish an inanimate object, human depravity will simply find a new object to use

But for now, a good dampening measure would be to just simply enforce the gun laws we currently have. Judges are far too lenient. (See the felon who killed the cop in TX got 150k bail?)

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Quote from: eddie13 on December 15, 2019, 07:16:14 PM

Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 02:49:52 PM

Quote from: eddie13 on December 15, 2019, 02:43:09 PM

Do you even know how firearms work?

Nope. Just ideas swimming around in my head.

Right..

So, I would like to come from a standpoint assuming that you have good intentions, so I'm not going to get angry with you, but the path to hell is paved with... ...

Let me ask you one question..

How can you honestly be so steadfast in your opinion on something you admittedly know so very little about?
How can you be so sure of your position while knowing that you don't really know what you are even talking about? So sure of your argument you seem..
How?

I don't know for sure if my ideas will work. I'm just speculating. But, I know that everyone has not not heard of my ideas. But then again, I could be wrong.

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Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 07:24:33 PM

Quote from: PopoJeff on December 15, 2019, 07:10:22 PM

Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 07:06:47 PM

Quote from: PopoJeff on December 15, 2019, 06:44:49 PM

Read the story again. Only the second issue on that trail in a decade. Not really a dangerous place with those statistics. Two robberies in 10 years, along a scenic river jogging/biking trail used by hundreds daily.

Random bad stuff happens.

But either way, Your idea kills the man.

Who? The attacker? I say good riddance then. One less asshole to worry about.

No, the old man that had to defend himself. With your idea, he would been even more severely injured or even killed,

Maybe if he was riding with a friend, he wouldn't have been attacked at all.

So what now? Mandate no one can leave their house unless with a friend?

We're are talking about your cell phone gun IDEA. Not societal rules/customs. What does your gun do in this situation? Or every other failure we've shown you

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Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 07:24:33 PM

Maybe if he was riding with a friend, he wouldn't have been attacked at all.

Maybe, if she wasn't dressed like a slut and got blackout drunk, she wouldn't have been raped?

Does it work that way too?

+1 merit so you don't have posting limitations and can more efficiently entertain me..

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Quote from: PopoJeff on December 15, 2019, 07:10:22 PM

Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 07:06:47 PM

Quote from: PopoJeff on December 15, 2019, 06:44:49 PM

Read the story again. Only the second issue on that trail in a decade. Not really a dangerous place with those statistics. Two robberies in 10 years, along a scenic river jogging/biking trail used by hundreds daily.

Random bad stuff happens.

But either way, Your idea kills the man.

Who? The attacker? I say good riddance then. One less asshole to worry about.

No, the old man that had to defend himself. With your idea, he would been even more severely injured or even killed,

Maybe if he was riding with a friend, he wouldn't have been attacked at all.

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Quote from: PopoJeff on December 15, 2019, 07:08:54 PM

Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 06:55:54 PM

Quote from: Spendulus on December 15, 2019, 06:36:50 PM

Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 06:18:07 PM

....

I do, however, live in the real world where I don't have to worry about attacks from deer, Russians, or zombies. ...

How about you do what you want, and I'll do what I want?

Or what I think is best for my protection and that of my family?

Obviously, you've never encountered a hostile wild pig, a rabid dog, been involved in a carjacking, or many other real world things.

If you insist on trying to devise a scheme for others, who have other realities that yours, you will look foolish.

No, I haven't been involved in any of those things.

I just thought of solutions to some problems. I know that these solutions won't work for everyone but at least it's a start. I don't see any other solutions. Do you?

But, its not a solution. It's an idea. I applaud people coming up with ideas to solve a problem. But its not a solution until it's deemed to actually be able to solve the problem. It's an idea, that will not work. Scratch that plan, come up with a new idea

How will my ideas become solutions if no one wants to even try out my ideas?

What are your ideas for Gun Control and UBI?

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Quote from: fatsy on December 15, 2019, 02:49:52 PM

Quote from: eddie13 on December 15, 2019, 02:43:09 PM

Do you even know how firearms work?

Nope. Just ideas swimming around in my head.

Right..

So, I would like to come from a standpoint assuming that you have good intentions, so I'm not going to get angry with you, but the path to hell is paved with... ...

Let me ask you one question..

How can you honestly be so steadfast in your opinion on something you admittedly know so very little about?
How can you be so sure of your position while knowing that you don't really know what you are even talking about? So sure of your argument you seem..
How?

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