Here it comes - gun control!!!

wheels619

Well-Known Member
I have been to California
Fontana
1999 champ car race.
Montoya was champion that day
Greg Moore was killed at turn 2
I was 24.
Nobody shot me.
u were at a racetrack. everyone has guns at a racetrack. lmao. they were just left in their trucks at the time. j/k
 

canndo

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need to ban fertilizer too. its what mcvay used to kill way more! the shootings, are an "excuse" to go after our rights. if their were no shootings, they would still love it if we lost our rights, and then were helpless to do anything about it. however, seems lots are willing to trade their rights, for free stuff. ug-ug! feed me! ug.


There is always the "if they ban this then why not ban that" argument. There is a world of difference between the near instantaneous ability offered to a person who has just aquired a firearm and what is afforded a purchaser of fertilizer. The very fact that the person intent on manufacturing a weapon of mass destruction needs to have a long and ongoing intent keeps it from being a large threat to our society. One need only have and load a single round of ammunition in order to be instantly lethal.

In 17 years Kacinsky managed to kill only 3 people.
 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
My constitutional right to bear arms
Lol you freaks
Armageddon is coming
Stop jerking off
Children are being killed.
Constitutional right to stop being morons.
Children are also being saved. The numbers are softer because it's hard to properly qualify and count Defensive Gun Use events.
If Britain had lower violent crime per capita than the States, i would say you have an argument. But it doesn't, and you might want to think on it. cn
 

NoDrama

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There is always the "if they ban this then why not ban that" argument. There is a world of difference between the near instantaneous ability offered to a person who has just aquired a firearm and what is afforded a purchaser of fertilizer. The very fact that the person intent on manufacturing a weapon of mass destruction needs to have a long and ongoing intent keeps it from being a large threat to our society. One need only have and load a single round of ammunition in order to be instantly lethal.

In 17 years Kacinsky managed to kill only 3 people.
How many were killed in Oklahoma in 1 second?
 

nontheist

Well-Known Member
How many were killed in Oklahoma in 1 second?
Ironically our government shows its infinite wisdom by restricting that specific fertilizer to 1/2ton minimums purchases derp derp. Anyone today can make the same bomb we can't always be safe its an impossibility. Stricter gun laws will not stop this to be honest I am surprised with 350 million people the occurrence is so low.
 

desert dude

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What has that to do with the fact that explosives are not the way mass shooters in the U.S. opt to commit their acts?
"The Bath School disaster is the name given to three bombings in Bath Township, Michigan, on May 18, 1927, which killed 38 elementary school children, two teachers, and four other adults; at least 58 people were injured. The perpetrator first killed his wife, and committed suicide with his last explosion. Most of the victims were children in the second to sixth grades (7–14 years of age[SUP][1][/SUP]) attending the Bath Consolidated School. Their deaths constitute the deadliest mass murder in a school in United States history."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bath_School_disaster
 

BrewsNBuds

Active Member
The funny thing about the gun control supporters is they want all the guns off the streets, and to accomplish this when something crazy happens they blame guns and threaten to restrict guns, and as a direct result of this the sales of guns skyrockets. The more the gun control people talk about gun control, the more the citizens buy more guns.

I didn't read the whole thread but I just wanted to throw that one out there.
 

Beefbisquit

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a right which must be licensed and justified iis not a right, it's a privilege.

when you must get a license to own a firearm, or a knife, why not a license to vote? or a license to express your opinion?

it has long been established that the previous attempts to circumvent the constitutional rights of the people are invalid, like:

the crippling tax on printer's ink for those who were not given a license to print UNCONSTITUTIONAL!
previous attempts to require licenses to print newspapers and broadsheets UNCONSTITUTIONAL!
attempts to circumvent the second amendment by claiming negroes couldnt be trusted with arms UNCONSTITUTIONAL!

I dont think i have to go on. every attempt to restrict any constitutionally protected right is invalid and UNCONSTITUTIONAL thus, the 1968 omnibus crime bill is a violation of the constitution, regardless of what a few shills and dimwits on the court may claim.
congress's power to "regulate" commerce between the states does not supersede rights reserved to the people, nor does their blanket claim that "all things are commerce" prove anything but their hubris.

if you are willing to sacrifice this right on the altar of "safety" what else are you willing to give up?
maybe voting is just too risky. perhaps we should select a single family to rule over us as monarchs?
perhaps the uncomfortable facts occasionally brought out by the press is too distressing? should we not eliminate this source of unrest for the good of the nation?
maybe you think that criminal defendants are treated too mildly in the courts? perhaps some indefinate detentions without charges would help? ohhh wait... obama just approved that.
perhaps the people are up to sedition and traitorous thought crimes? maybe we should monitor their communications? ohh wait obama already approved that too.
perhaps torture would be a good way to get the facts from a suspect... ohh wait. obama already approved that too.
perhaps we need aerial drones to spy on us... ohh wait obama already approved that too
perhaps those drones should be armed, just in case they spot a wanted fugitive in their spying... ohh wait obama already does that, just only in foreign lands. for now
perhaps we are concerned that some tiny sect of the 7th day adventists are just a little too scary for our comfort. perhaps we should send out the ATF's goon squad?
perhaps some college student is growing a little dope in his closet... sure he's not a PRIORITY, but some nefarious drug kingpin has sold a nickelbag outside the student commissary! bring in the dogs!

the slippery slope is not just a rhetorical fallacy, its sometimes a simple fact. we have already surrendered too much, time to draw the line.
By god dammit, we should remove airplane licensing and let people buy nuclear arms for personal purposes. Hell, it's damn right un-American to restrict anything! Why not toss your 4 year old the keys to your car so he can go get you some beer! Age restrictions are unconstitutional, and so are licenses!

Please...
 

Dr Kynes

Well-Known Member
By god dammit, we should remove airplane licensing and let people buy nuclear arms for personal purposes. Hell, it's damn right un-American to restrict anything! Why not toss your 4 year old the keys to your car so he can go get you some beer! Age restrictions are unconstitutional, and so are licenses!

Please...
operating an aircraft is not an enumerated right reserved to the people. the constitution and the framers thereof recognize the need for licensing of various professions,, but NOT a license to exercise an enumerated right.
the government has already overstepped it's authority in numerous areas, not the least of them being cannabis, and now you would trust them to decide what manner of arms you may own?
the fisrt real national "reasonable restrictions" on arms was the 1968 omnibus crime bill, which was sold as a "reasonable" move in response to the assasinations of JFK, RFK and MLK. the "reasonable restrictions" prohibited the transfer and ownership of machine guns (previously available everywhere) sawed off shotguns, and explosives (initially grenades but now any "destructive device", like firecrackers) you may notice (or probably not) that NONE of those arms were used to kill JFK (bolt action rifle) RFK (revolver) or MLK(pump action rifle). if assasination is the reason to ban a weapon type, then pistols should have been banned first, since they are the most popular choice.

Alexander Hamilton- killed by pistol in a duel with Arron Burr (burr was a federalist, espousiing central authority over state sovereignty, so a lefty)
Theodore Roosevelt- shot by pistol weilding anarchist with a .38 revolver (lefty)
Ronald Reagan- shot by Jodie Foster fan club member with a .22 revolver (nutbar, leftyness irrelevant but yes, he was a lefty)
John Lennon- shot with a .38 revolver (nutbar, leftyness irrelevant, but he shot a lefty so it balances out)
James Garfeild- shot with a .442 webley revolver (nutbar, but a righty nutbar, just to spice up the list)
Wiliam McKinley- shot with .32 revolver by an anarchist. (lefty)
Andrew Jackson- beat down his pistol packing would be assassin with his cane. Ol Hickory was a Badass. (run of the mill nutbar)
Franklin Delano Roosevelt- shot at by anarchist with a .32 pistol (lefty on lefty action, thats hot)
Harry Truman- two Puerto Rican Pistoleros tried to pop him, with expected levels of competence, and resultant expected levels of success. (non lefty, go figure)
Richard Nixon- pistol packing pansy planned to pop the president, but checkened out and instead he went to georgia and shot George "Segregation Forever" Wallace. (just a nutbar)
Gerald Ford- Daffy Mansonite Squeaky Fromme, and equally nutty Sarah Moore both tried to cap him with revolvers, (both were wacky ultralefties.)
Jimmy Carter- shiitty president gets shitty assassins, armed with a blank friring starter pistol (??) used by a dumbass drifter and a mexican illegal alien, charges against both were dropped, since killing carter would not have been a crime (unsure of leftism)

looking at this list we should ban revolvers and leftism before we look at machine guns and shotguns. your failed thoughts fail miserably.

"nuclear arms" are so difficult to manufacture that even most nations desiring these weapons are unable to build them without extensive help. banning nuclkear arms would be like banning ladders to heaven. retarded.

the US already strictly controls fissionable materials. controlling fissionable materials is NOT arms control, and without fissionable material there are no nuclear weapons. your hysterical and obvious reductio ad absurdum proposes that controlling fissionable materials is the same as banning my sig is not only ridiculous but insultingly weak.

our rights are enumerated to protect us from government, not to protect government from us. your kneejerk insistence that we must all be made safe by removing the sinister presence of "weapons" is foolish, since weapons can be bought in foreign lands and smuggled in. Mexico has extensive laws regarding firearms, but that hasnt reduced the ability of the cartels and even random criminals from acquiring all the arms they desire. even mexican army weapon depots are getting knocked over like a 7-11.

banning guns is for the benefit of the government, not for the safety of the people, every action by every nation EVER to disarm the populace has been a measure to increase control over the subject population, as the oppressors fear an armed populace, but they fear MORE that actually having to fire on their freinds and family will break the hold they have on the military. Thats why most dictatorships organize troops by regional commands, so they can bring in strangers to put down rebellions, this is why we, the US and civilized nations do NOT regionalize our military command, so no local commander can order his troops to fire on a crowd without facing the possibility of mutiny.
 

NoDrama

Well-Known Member
What has that to do with the fact that explosives are not the way mass shooters in the U.S. opt to commit their acts?
You are right, mass shooters don't use explosives, that why we call them shooters and not blower uppers.
Did you know that all murders by firearm were were committed with firearms?
 

NoDrama

Well-Known Member
Ironically our government shows its infinite wisdom by restricting that specific fertilizer to 1/2ton minimums purchases derp derp. Anyone today can make the same bomb we can't always be safe its an impossibility. Stricter gun laws will not stop this to be honest I am surprised with 350 million people the occurrence is so low.
Go to any oil drilling operation and they will have 20 tons of each of the constituents needed to blow a hole a mile wide in the ground.
 

Clonex

Well-Known Member
Children are also being saved. The numbers are softer because it's hard to properly qualify and count Defensive Gun Use events.
If Britain had lower violent crime per capita than the States, i would say you have an argument. But it doesn't, and you might want to think on it. cn
Yeah I agree to an extent..
There is gun crime and there are mass shootings.
Crimes commited using illegal guns for robbery are not comparable to legal guns being used to take out groups of ppl.
 

olylifter420

Well-Known Member
Are you not from canada eh?



By god dammit, we should remove airplane licensing and let people buy nuclear arms for personal purposes. Hell, it's damn right un-American to restrict anything! Why not toss your 4 year old the keys to your car so he can go get you some beer! Age restrictions are unconstitutional, and so are licenses!

Please...
 
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