What's your opinion of gun control? - page 98.

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Quote from: psomas2 on October 06, 2016, 03:03:35 AM

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Quote from: psomas2 on September 16, 2016, 01:26:36 AM

its not rocket science, controlling guns has worked in every country that has applied it with zero negative effects... whats the reason Americans don't want to do this exactly?

Zero negative effects for the criminals.

I prefer non-criminals to have the protection they need. Exactly.

Beyond that, I prefer there being the same kinds of barriers to tyranny which got us our 2nd amendment in the first place. The basic concept is timeless and probably as relevant to the U.S. now as it has ever been in this time of weaponized migration, starving local law enforcement for funds and organizationally shackling them, and funding and radicalization of homegrown terrorist organizations such as Black Lives Matter.

Where do you live that you are worried about criminals, how do you live your life that you need to worry about this, please explain.

So you live on the ISS or a hundred nearly impassible miles from the nearest untrustworthy human being? I didn't know the criminal safety advocate astronaut Mark Kelly was still in orbit.

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Quote from: tvbcof on September 16, 2016, 02:03:37 AM

Quote from: psomas2 on September 16, 2016, 01:26:36 AM

its not rocket science, controlling guns has worked in every country that has applied it with zero negative effects... whats the reason Americans don't want to do this exactly?

Zero negative effects for the criminals.

I prefer non-criminals to have the protection they need. Exactly.

Beyond that, I prefer there being the same kinds of barriers to tyranny which got us our 2nd amendment in the first place. The basic concept is timeless and probably as relevant to the U.S. now as it has ever been in this time of weaponized migration, starving local law enforcement for funds and organizationally shackling them, and funding and radicalization of homegrown terrorist organizations such as Black Lives Matter.

Where do you live that you are worried about criminals, how do you live your life that you need to worry about this, please explain.

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Quote from: BADecker on October 05, 2016, 09:36:44 PM

People are people. Government people are still people. Average non-government people are people. In general, who are more corrupt? Isn't it government people? After all, they steal our income tax money from us. Why give them all the guns? So they can steal our whole lives from us?

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In case of your opinion I guess it is half truth because we all know countries around the world or the government around the world is corrupt officials. But thr singapore is different from the this law enforces is well discipline by this country. The gun control is being implemented. So did you the real effect of disciplining person. Its lee kuan yew legacy.

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Let's pretend the feds are not all up in this forum and others online Lips sealed

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There are 2 kinds of people in this world: Sheep herders and sheep (layman terms, leaders and followers).

Gun control is nothing but a farce. It's just another way to deflect from real issues.

Think about it for a minute. Think outside the box you are stuffed in, the one you probably don't even realized your in Wink

Who does "gun control" affect? Registered owners.

Sad but true, buying illegal/unregistered guns on the street is as easy as buying a soda (if you know where to go).

Whenever you are presented with some thing, a law, the news, even these scams here. Ask yourself, why? who? what for? what happened? and a whole lot of other questions if you (as a reasonable person) cannot answer those with factual proof, you are being bullshitted and herded like a sheep.

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People are people. Government people are still people. Average non-government people are people. In general, who are more corrupt? Isn't it government people? After all, they steal our income tax money from us. Why give them all the guns? So they can steal our whole lives from us?

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The human control is carried out during the acquisition of weapons. Why should it then to control at home or in the car? Rules for the use of weapons tested over the years, why to go there?

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i think gun control is necessary for being apply for every citizen because gun is really dangerous and not every people can have a gun with easy, its should need highly procedure to keep in the house or taking on the car.

its true that we should defend our self if something bad happen to us, but is it gun really important for us to help us to defend us? maybe in the city with highly crime its allowed, but in small city i think its not need to be allow, only few people that could have the gun and not every people can have the gun.

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I know that in all countries where allowed to have weapons, dramatically decreased the crime rate. It is a fact. If you shot 100 people that defended 1000. Isn't that an argument in favor of arms?

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Everyone is saying on this topic. Not a single fact in defense of the gain control does not lead. Probably - I do not want people to be able to defend themselves.

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Threat is unaccounted weapons From legal weapons do not kill anyone. Strengthening gun control is an attempt to steal people's freedom.

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this control in big country big city
much people can hand gun and in value die because killing gun is high
is not control i think is very danger

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I wonder if we compare the statistics of people who have suffered from weapons with the number of people who escaped with weapons?

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Quote from: dreamer81 on October 05, 2016, 06:08:59 AM

A contrast to the american way. We dont have mass shootings here because it's hard to get a gun.

No more sociopathic grave-shitting, aka "Whatever It Takes" to justify "gun control", please.

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Quote from: dreamer81 on October 05, 2016, 06:08:59 AM

In denmark guns are illegal unless you have been a member of a shooting range for 2 years. Then you can seek permission from the authorities and the foreman of the shooting range. Then MAYBE they will allow you to take your firearms with you home. But the law says that it has to be locked up in a vault.

If a murdere/thief/criminal/robber gains access to your house at night, and you shoot him - guess what - YOU go to prison for life. Here in denmark prison for life meens 16 years, with parol after 12 years.

A contrast to the american way. We dont have mass shootings here because it's hard to get a gun. Of course guns can be aquired illegal ways, but the price for a simple gun is around 10000 USD

First live in America a lot more people than in Denmark. The second most common murder weapon is a knife. A gun can help you defend against a knife. And commit mass executions of mentally abnormal people. After the terrorist attacks in America, the aircraft is not prohibited.

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In denmark guns are illegal unless you have been a member of a shooting range for 2 years. Then you can seek permission from the authorities and the foreman of the shooting range. Then MAYBE they will allow you to take your firearms with you home. But the law says that it has to be locked up in a vault.

If a murdere/thief/criminal/robber gains access to your house at night, and you shoot him - guess what - YOU go to prison for life. Here in denmark prison for life meens 16 years, with parol after 12 years.

A contrast to the american way. We dont have mass shootings here because it's hard to get a gun. Of course guns can be aquired illegal ways, but the price for a simple gun is around 10000 USD

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Quote from: Golftech on October 05, 2016, 02:55:42 AM

time like this especially in our country i think controlling guns are needed as many criminality are happening glad that the president is doing good action to stop some of it with his rally against drugs those irresponsible gun holders are being track since drug addicts and pushers are holding it without license or using it the other way.

Huh?

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time like this especially in our country i think controlling guns are needed as many criminality are happening glad that the president is doing good action to stop some of it with his rally against drugs those irresponsible gun holders are being track since drug addicts and pushers are holding it without license or using it the other way.

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Quote from: EnacDomains on October 05, 2016, 01:53:13 AM

ban all guns like japan..

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ban all guns like japan..

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The War on Guns: Arming Yourself Against Gun Control Lies

Quote from: https://www.lewrockwell.com/2016/10/no_author/arm/

An accomplished economist, Dr. Lott is one of the most published scholars who studies crime and any connections crime has (or has not, as the case may be) with firearms. I am familiar with the author's previous publications, and consider this to be his best book yet.

The topic addressed in this book is chiefly the messaging having to do with firearms policy, so the author's two obvious goals are to first characterize those policies and effects and then to pierce through the often heated rhetoric about how those policies or effects are characterized to the public. This is not a dry recitation of research facts – it is a forthright description of the 'stuff' of public discourse on guns, crime, and safety, made accessible to readers and fully supported in the reference lists, notes and appendices for whose who wish to check Lott's work. Because of the author's dual goals, both the research and illustrative examples from media (the "messaging" part) are included in the copious notes and citations. This work is timely as well, and I appreciate having a comprehensive inventory of topics which percolate to the top of public debate during this political season.

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