@BillRM,
Quote:I am going to nail down this dislike of your for evil tools design only to kill.
At no time in this thread or any other thread have i expressed an opinion even remotely resembling this.
Quote:Now the example of my wife sleeping with an evil firearm a killing tool indeed near her at night and why that is somehow wrong from your viewpoint.
This is a sentence fragment, not a sentence, i.e., not a complete idea. From the tenor or your other contributions here, that does not surprise me.
At no time in this thread or in any other thread have i expressed an opinion even remotely resembling this.
Quote:Killings tools are not evil by themselves.
At no time in this thread or in any other thread have i expressed an opinion even remotely resembling this.
Quote:There is nothing by itself evil with killing tools or any logical reason why an accident involving them should be view in a difference light from an accident not involving them
The word you wanted was "different," not "difference." Once again, you seem incapable of discussing this subject without the insertion of emotive pejoratives such as "evil." At no time have i referred to firearms as "evil." There is a name for the logical fallacy which you are here so desperate to peddle, and that is a straw man argument. You are verging on the hysterical with your arguments, and what passes for an argument on your part relies entirely upon characterizing what i have actually said in a false manner--it relies upon lies. Without a contention that i have described firearms as evil in and of themselves, you have no argument.
There a very good logical reason to view firearms involved in an accident as significantly different from accidents which involve things which were not intended to do gross bodily harm, as is the intent with firearms. So, in the example used by another member of skateboards, accidents involving skateboadrs which will result in gross bodily harm or death are of a very low order of probability. Even when not used properly, skateboards in and of themselves cannot
reasonably be considered to be uniformly dangerous, and accidents involving skateboards are very
unlikely to result in gross bodily harm or death. On the other hand, firearms are designed and manufactured with the intent of causing gross bodily harm and possibly death, and accidents involving firearms, especially those resulting from situations in which the firearm is improperly handled, have a much higher order of probability of resulting in gross bodily harm or death than is the case with skateboards--higher by many orders of magnitude.
Therefore, to compare firearms to skateboards, or to compare firearms to fire extinguishers, is incredibly stupid.