K-Cobra kills rat snake (why India needs 2'nd Ammendment)

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Here it is, friends:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=DrO6HY8DNm4

This one's the whole story. Here you have a case of a creature which, aside from posing an extreme danger to any and all humans living within 20 miles of itself, basically earns its living by preying upon the most generally useful and worthwhile snake in God's world.

THE RAT GETS A GET-OUT-OF-JAIL-FREE PASS, AND WALKS AWAY!!!!! He lives to gorge himself on human food stores and spread disease another day!!!!!

This could not happen in a nation whose people were armed!!!!! The 2'nd Ammendment empowers people; it is an idea whose time has come, all over the world and not just in America!

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I'm with gungasnake on this issue.

If more New Yorkers were armed and out there shooting king cobras, New York wouldn't have a rat problem.

Good thinking, gungasnake.

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I know you've never taken a logic COURSE...

Have you ever even heard of the word "logic", or have any idea of what it means?

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Don't you mean logical fallacies Gunga?

You used one, OE used one (satirically). I thought it was a rather good example of OE understanding your logic.

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Last I heard, though Gunga may have more recent information, India was a CONSTITUTIONAL SOVEREIGN SOCIALIST SECULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC. Which means they make their own laws without direction from Gunga. So it goes.

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How is a rat snake going to pull the trigger. They don't have any fingers.

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Yea! We need to kill all the animals that stand in our way! Give the children and the useful animals guns I say!

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I think gunga meant to say slicKKK KKKing KKKobra.

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ebrown_p wrote:

How is a rat snake going to pull the trigger. They don't have any fingers.

That's probably Bill Clinton's fault too.

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It is Clinton's fault.

Clinton is deep in his underground lair teaching rats how to shoot cobras.

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dyslexia wrote:

Last I heard, though Gunga may have more recent information, India was a CONSTITUTIONAL SOVEREIGN SOCIALIST SECULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC. Which means they make their own laws without direction from Gunga. So it goes.

They did not make the law which disarms their people. That law was inherited from the British empire which, like all imperialist powers, derived benefits from their victim populaces being disarmed. There is no excuse for the practice continuing, particularly when tens of thousands of people are bitten by poisonous snakes annually, the majority in their sleep.

Within two years of the second ammendment being passed in India, major injuries and deaths from snake bites would be something you read about happening two or three times a year like it is here in the states.

The second ammendment is a law which enables and empowers people; the whole fricking world needs it.

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gungasnake wrote:

They did not make the law which disarms their people. That law was inherited from the British empire which, like all imperialist powers, derived benefits from their victim populaces being disarmed. There is no excuse for the practice continuing, particularly when tens of thousands of people are bitten by poisonous snakes annually, the majority in their sleep.

Rearm the Iraqis! Down with the king cobras!

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Not to complicate things too much for you gunga; but the vast majority of poisonous snakes in India live in or around rice fields where they thrive on smalll rodents such as mice and gerbils. Shooting the snakes lead most likely lead to and immediate and overwhelming infestation of these rodents (rabies kill twice as many people in India than do snakes) and you would increaase that death rate. Nice try though, keep it up and someday you may learn to think through your inane reasoning abilities without resorting to "more guns will solve the worlds problems"

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One has to admit that Gunga is one of the most entertaining posters on A2K!

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This is the funniest thread.. ;-)

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Within two years of the second ammendment being passed in India, major injuries and deaths from snake bites would be something you read about happening two or three times a year like it is here in the states.

Truly staggering, the level of ignorance you show about Indian society.

The majority of Indians are morally opposed to killing animals, even snakes, even if it costs their own life. I have a hard time believing that gun ownership would be supported by members of the society, let alone utilized.

Cycloptichorn

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Cycloptichorn wrote:

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Within two years of the second ammendment being passed in India, major injuries and deaths from snake bites would be something you read about happening two or three times a year like it is here in the states.

Truly staggering, the level of ignorance you show about Indian society.

The majority of Indians are morally opposed to killing animals, even snakes, even if it costs their own life. I have a hard time believing that gun ownership would be supported by members of the society, let alone utilized.

Cycloptichorn

I guess we won't know till it is allowed. Would be suprising to see the results now wouldn't it?

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Oh, sure. Arm the snakes ...

http://incolor.inebraska.com/stuart/riders/mgs.jpg

and next thing ya know the turtles want in on the action, too.

http://incolor.inebraska.com/stuart/riders/bt2.jpg

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gungasnake wrote:

particularly when tens of thousands of people are bitten by poisonous snakes annually, the majority in their sleep.

I always enjoy sleep-hunting.

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Baldimo wrote:

Cycloptichorn wrote:
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Within two years of the second ammendment being passed in India, major injuries and deaths from snake bites would be something you read about happening two or three times a year like it is here in the states.

Truly staggering, the level of ignorance you show about Indian society.

The majority of Indians are morally opposed to killing animals, even snakes, even if it costs their own life. I have a hard time believing that gun ownership would be supported by members of the society, let alone utilized.

Cycloptichorn

I guess we won't know till it is allowed. Would be suprising to see the results now wouldn't it?

That's right, we don't know that. On the other hand, we know with quite some certainty how the States would be doing without the Second Amendment, or what it would be like when the UN came to collect all the weapons.

It would be disastrous. People would start having promiscuous sex with many anonymous partners without protection while at the same time experimenting with mind-expanding drugs in a consequence-free environment!

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