9
   

Fight the U.N. Gun Ban

 
 
hamburger
 
  1  
Sat 3 Jun, 2006 07:42 pm
dlowan : same here in canada : NO attacks by elephants reported lately !
keep up the good work !!!
hbg
0 Replies
 
JustanObserver
 
  1  
Sat 3 Jun, 2006 07:56 pm
oralloy wrote:
JustanObserver wrote:
Translation: No, there is no UN gun ban.


Correct. John Bolton has prevented you freedom-haters from creating a UN gun ban.

But I suspect you'll keep trying.


"Freedom hater"? What the f*ck are you talking about? I don't have any problem with people owning guns. I do have a problem with complete and total unchecked distribution and ownership of guns, however. How is that "hating freedom"?

Seriously, you need to chill out and realize that the only conspiracy that exists is the one you created in your chemically imbalanced mind. As much as you'd like everyone to be running around packing heat, you have to realize that guns are expressly made to do serious damage, and they can be very dangerous.

Yeah, I've heard the BS argument "guns are just made to put holes in things" (and those funky shaped "water pipes" they sell in the head shop are for "tobbaco use only" Rolling Eyes ) so just save it.

There is nothing wrong with responsible regulations of firearms. No one is trying to come and steal your precious guns, so enough with the nonsense.
0 Replies
 
hamburger
 
  1  
Sat 3 Jun, 2006 07:58 pm
oralloy wrote :
"Why does it matter that it was a firearm that was used to kill them?

They'd be just as dead if they were killed with knives instead. "

oralloy must be assuming that all the people that have been killed (or maimed) by firearms would have been killed (or maimed ) by a knife anyway ?

so if president kennedy had not been killed with a high-powered rifle , he probably would have been killed by a knife-thrower anyway !
president reagan and his press-secretary also would probably have been maimed by a knife-thrower !

i think i now understand oralloy !
why use a knife to kill ; the victim might have a chance to evade the attacker or even fight back , better to use a high-powered gun !
yep , i understand .
hbg
0 Replies
 
oralloy
 
  0  
Sat 3 Jun, 2006 08:09 pm
hamburger wrote:
oralloy wrote:
Why does it matter that it was a firearm that was used to kill them?

They'd be just as dead if they were killed with knives instead.


oralloy must be assuming that all the people that have been killed (or maimed) by firearms would have been killed (or maimed ) by a knife anyway ?


I am stating that roughly the same number of people would be killed anyway. In reality, there are more ways to kill than just with a gun or a knife.



hamburger wrote:
so if president kennedy had not been killed with a high-powered rifle , he probably would have been killed by a knife-thrower anyway !


Or a bomb. Or someone could have slipped him some poison. Or he may have survived.

But the overall level of deaths would have dropped only slightly.
0 Replies
 
oralloy
 
  0  
Sat 3 Jun, 2006 08:17 pm
JustanObserver wrote:
There is nothing wrong with responsible regulations of firearms.


Labeling civil rights violations as "responsible regulations" doesn't fool anyone.

Nice try.
0 Replies
 
hamburger
 
  1  
Sat 3 Jun, 2006 08:19 pm
"...But the overall level of deaths would have dropped only slightly. ..."

i'd be mighty happy to be one of those to be saved by the only "slightly" lower level of deaths .
i assume some experiments have already been undertaken to support oralloy's pronouncements .
i'm sure glad i wasn't in the testgroup for "death by shooting " .
hbg
0 Replies
 
JustanObserver
 
  1  
Sat 3 Jun, 2006 08:47 pm
oralloy wrote:

hamburger wrote:
oralloy must be assuming that all the people that have been killed (or maimed) by firearms would have been killed (or maimed ) by a knife anyway ?


I am stating that roughly the same number of people would be killed anyway.



Ok, see that? That comment you made right there?

You just lost all credibility with that one.

That you expect anyone to believe it is just amazing.
0 Replies
 
gungasnake
 
  0  
Sat 3 Jun, 2006 09:42 pm
hamburger wrote:

...so if president kennedy had not been killed with a high-powered rifle , he probably would have been killed by a knife-thrower anyway !


If he'd lived in England, almost certainly. British murderers seem to prefer knives instinctively and with the present banning of firearms in England, there's little in the way of choice.

Again I should mention that doctors associations in England are now calling for a ban on knives:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/4581871.stm

and it could easily happen.

Quote:

A&E doctors are calling for a ban on long pointed kitchen knives to reduce deaths from stabbing.

A team from West Middlesex University Hospital said violent crime is on the increase - and kitchen knives are used in as many as half of all stabbings. .....


What a candy-assed bunch of lolly-lappers to let **** like that go on in what used to be a serious country.
0 Replies
 
OmSigDAVID
 
  0  
Sun 4 Jun, 2006 01:46 am
JustanObserver wrote:
oralloy wrote:
JustanObserver wrote:
Translation: No, there is no UN gun ban.


Correct. John Bolton has prevented you freedom-haters from creating a UN gun ban.

But I suspect you'll keep trying.


"Freedom hater"? What the f*ck are you talking about? I don't have any problem with people owning guns. I do have a problem with complete and total unchecked distribution and ownership of guns, however. How is that "hating freedom"?

Seriously, you need to chill out and realize that the only conspiracy that exists is the one you created in your chemically imbalanced mind. As much as you'd like everyone to be running around packing heat, you have to realize that guns are expressly made to do serious damage, and they can be very dangerous.

Yeah, I've heard the BS argument "guns are just made to put holes in things" (and those funky shaped "water pipes" they sell in the head shop are for "tobbaco use only" Rolling Eyes ) so just save it.

There is nothing wrong with responsible regulations of firearms.
No one is trying to come and steal your precious guns, so enough with the nonsense.

Gun control comes from USURPATION
of political power that was explicitly put beyond the reach of government.

This was done by the Founders
not only to ensure every citizen 's defense from violent felons or animals,
but also defense from government itself.
The Bill of Rights was written by REALISTS;
by successful Revolutionaries
who had very little trust in government.

The Second Amendment was the eraser on the federal pencil.
David
0 Replies
 
OmSigDAVID
 
  0  
Sun 4 Jun, 2006 01:54 am
JustanObserver wrote:
oralloy wrote:

hamburger wrote:
oralloy must be assuming that all the people that have been killed (or maimed) by firearms would have been killed (or maimed ) by a knife anyway ?


I am stating that roughly the same number of people would be killed anyway.



Ok, see that? That comment you made right there?

You just lost all credibility with that one.

That you expect anyone to believe it is just amazing.

Point of Information, Justan:

Are u the person who decides
what the rest of us have to believe ?

U have as much authority as gun control does.
David
0 Replies
 
oralloy
 
  0  
Sun 4 Jun, 2006 05:00 am
JustanObserver wrote:
oralloy wrote:

hamburger wrote:
oralloy must be assuming that all the people that have been killed (or maimed) by firearms would have been killed (or maimed ) by a knife anyway ?


I am stating that roughly the same number of people would be killed anyway.



Ok, see that? That comment you made right there?

You just lost all credibility with that one.

That you expect anyone to believe it is just amazing.



You freedom-haters always get so hyper when someone posts facts in your presence.... Laughing
0 Replies
 
oralloy
 
  0  
Sun 4 Jun, 2006 05:09 am
hamburger wrote:
oralloy wrote:
...But the overall level of deaths would have dropped only slightly. ...


i'd be mighty happy to be one of those to be saved by the only "slightly" lower level of deaths .


Freedom is more important than life.

Plus, if your focus is on saving lives, you are wasting your efforts by focusing on guns. You'd save a lot more lives by eliminating civilian ownership of automobiles.



hamburger wrote:
i assume some experiments have already been undertaken to support oralloy's pronouncements .


Not experiments as such, but it is possible to compare homicide rates to levels of gun possession in various countries, and see that there is only a weak correlation between gun possession and homicide rates.

It is also possible to look at countries that have banned most guns (like say Australia) and note the fact that their murder rates dropped only slightly (while their robbery rates skyrocketed).
0 Replies
 
OmSigDAVID
 
  0  
Sun 4 Jun, 2006 10:02 am
oralloy wrote:
hamburger wrote:
oralloy wrote:
...But the overall level of deaths would have dropped only slightly. ...


i'd be mighty happy to be one of those to be saved by the only "slightly" lower level of deaths .



Quote:

Freedom is more important than life.

Plus, if your focus is on saving lives, you are wasting your efforts by focusing on guns.
You'd save a lot more lives by eliminating civilian ownership of automobiles.

YES.
WELL SAID.

or swimming pools

As I remember, the National Safety Council
tells us that more Americans die annually from
drowning than from gunfire.

The mystique that motivates the gun control movement
is bringing about DOCILITY and helplessness of the citizens,
in the face of their hireling: government.
The innermost essence
of the gun control movement is COLLECTIVISM,
of an authoritarian nature.

Gun freedom is very INDIVIDUALISTIC.
David
0 Replies
 
OmSigDAVID
 
  0  
Sun 4 Jun, 2006 10:22 am
Quote:

You freedom-haters always get so hyper when someone posts facts in your presence.... Laughing

This is very true.

The kind of people who oppose freedom of immediate access
to vitally necessary emergency equipment
subconsciously believe that the problem with the American citizen
is that he has too much freedom;
that there are too many things that he can DO,
because ( figuratively speaking )
he does not have enuf chains upon him.

Thay subconsciously believe that when anyone complains of anything,
the answer is to be found in putting another legal chain on someone else,
and that all problems will be solved
when every citizen is immobilized by a sufficient number of legal chains,
so that he can no longer do anything,
then all problems will be over.

In other words,
the gun control movement
is possessed and motivated by
the ANTITHESIS of the Founding Fathers' spirit of personal freedom and INDIVIDUALISM.
David
0 Replies
 
JustanObserver
 
  1  
Sun 4 Jun, 2006 11:12 am
oralloy wrote:
I am stating that roughly the same number of people would be killed anyway....

You freedom-haters always get so hyper when someone posts facts in your presence.... Laughing


You completely make up a statistic, have the nerve to call it a "fact," and throw out a childish, tired, cliche'd comment like "freedom hater." All in the same sentence. I'm impressed. It's like your aiming to hit every stereotype of of what an ignorant lunatic would say, and you hit the mark 100% dead on.


oralloy wrote:

Plus, if your focus is on saving lives, you are wasting your efforts by focusing on guns. You'd save a lot more lives by eliminating civilian ownership of automobiles.


I've heard that argument before. It's absolutely absurd. If you can't tell the difference between the importance of a car and it's role in society and illegal guns, you're further off the deep end than I thought.


OmSigDAVID wrote:
JustanObserver wrote:
There is nothing wrong with responsible regulation of firearms.


Gun control comes from USURPATION of political power that was explicitly put beyond the reach of government.


I'm trying not to put words in your mouth, but are you telling me that there should be no regulation of firearms? Or are you only for minimal regulation of firearms?

I'm not kidding here. What level of regulation/registration do you think is appropriate?

Because if you're implying that there should be absolutely NO regulation/restriction on gun ownership, It'll give me a good idea of just who I'm talking to over here:

http://img166.imageshack.us/img166/3363/screwball1br.jpg
0 Replies
 
oralloy
 
  0  
Sun 4 Jun, 2006 11:32 am
JustanObserver wrote:
You completely make up a statistic,


Liar.



JustanObserver wrote:
and throw out a childish, tired, cliche'd comment like "freedom hater."


After all the crap you've spewed here, that you would have the audacity to complain about my calling you a freedom hater, is simply amazing. You really have no shame.



JustanObserver wrote:
oralloy wrote:

Plus, if your focus is on saving lives, you are wasting your efforts by focusing on guns. You'd save a lot more lives by eliminating civilian ownership of automobiles.


I've heard that argument before. It's absolutely absurd.


Banning cars would save a LOT more lives than banning guns.

If someone wants to use saving lives as a reason to ban guns, then it is fair to point out to them that they are trying to ban the wrong thing.



JustanObserver wrote:
If you can't tell the difference between the importance of a car and it's role in society and illegal guns, you're further off the deep end than I thought.


Your use of the word "illegal" in that sentence is highly disingenuous.

If I remove your disingenuous language, there is something worth responding to, however:

JustanObserver wrote:
If you can't tell the difference between the importance of a car and it's role in society and ... guns, you're further off the deep end than I thought.


A car may be more important in your opinion, but that is merely your opinion. You shouldn't assume that everyone shares your opinion.
0 Replies
 
JustanObserver
 
  1  
Sun 4 Jun, 2006 12:23 pm
Oralloy, you said that roughly the same amount of people would be killed by knives as guns. I called you on it, and the best you can do is call me a LIAR?

I looked back to where you made that comment, and that's all it was. A comment. You didn't back it up with a link, you didn't provide any other information. Someone asked for proof, and your only follow up was, "Not experiments as such, but it is possible to compare homicide rates to levels of gun possession in various countries, and see that there is only a weak correlation between gun possession and homicide rates.
"


If your going to make a comment like that, then back it up. Otherwise, don't get pissed when someone calls you out on it.



Oralloy wrote:
After all the crap you've spewed here, that you would have the audacity to complain about my calling you a freedom hater, is simply amazing. You really have no shame.


True, I throw around a lot of sh*t. But I reserve it for people who refuse to recognize when they've been proven wrong, or just make random, pointless inflammatory comments. If you stayed within the realm of reality, there would be no need to treat your arguments as the joke that they are.


oralloy wrote:
Banning cars would save a LOT more lives than banning guns.
If someone wants to use saving lives as a reason to ban guns, then it is fair to point out to them that they are trying to ban the wrong thing.


Again with this nonsense. You're not paying attention. I'm not advocating banning guns. I'm advocating proper regulation of guns.

If you must insist on using the car analogy, I can play that game.

Millions of people use cars every day. They are necessary for people to get to work, make a living and stay employed. And guess what? They're regulated.
Can you imagine how many more people would die if we just let anyone who wanted to drive, drive? Not to mention, when people are in automobile accidents or "hit and runs", most times we know who was involved because we can trace the owners information from a license plate or vin number.
Now this is where you need to think critically. Take off the blinders, put two and two together here, and maybe you'll get my point.


oralloy wrote:
Your use of the word "illegal" in that sentence is highly disingenuous.
If I remove your disingenuous language, there is something worth responding to, however:


How is the use of "illegal" disingenuous? I don't have a problem with properly registered firearms. I have a problem with the illegal ones.
Your insistance on making this an "all or nothing" argument is foolish. But I can understand why your doing it. It's the only way you can really make your point, so you have to stick with it.


oralloy wrote:
JustanObserver wrote:

If you can't tell the difference between the importance of a car and it's role in society and ... guns, you're further off the deep end than I thought.

A car may be more important in your opinion, but that is merely your opinion. You shouldn't assume that everyone shares your opinion.


What a piece of work you are.
You actually took out a word from my comment to have an argument to reply to.

Yeah. If you removed the one word that supports my point and what I've been basing my opinion on, then sure. You might have something.

Unfortunately, the one thing you clearly don't have is integrity.
0 Replies
 
oralloy
 
  0  
Sun 4 Jun, 2006 01:26 pm
JustanObserver wrote:
Oralloy, you said that roughly the same amount of people would be killed by knives as guns. I called you on it, and the best you can do is call me a LIAR?


You said that I made it up. That is not calling me on anything. That is lying about me.



JustanObserver wrote:
Someone asked for proof,


Oh? Where/who was that?



JustanObserver wrote:
Oralloy wrote:
After all the crap you've spewed here, that you would have the audacity to complain about my calling you a freedom hater, is simply amazing. You really have no shame.


True, I throw around a lot of sh*t. But I reserve it for people who refuse to recognize when they've been proven wrong, or just make random, pointless inflammatory comments. If you stayed within the realm of reality, there would be no need to treat your arguments as the joke that they are.


In other words, anyone who opposes you gets derided with your name-calling.



JustanObserver wrote:
oralloy wrote:
Banning cars would save a LOT more lives than banning guns.
If someone wants to use saving lives as a reason to ban guns, then it is fair to point out to them that they are trying to ban the wrong thing.


Again with this nonsense. You're not paying attention. I'm not advocating banning guns. I'm advocating proper regulation of guns.


My point about banning guns was made to someone else. If you want to jump in and address the point, you are welcome to, but don't complain then that the point was about banning guns when it was unrelated to you.

Also, having seen many offensive people claim that what is effectively a gun ban is "reasonable regulation", and then engage in name calling against anyone who disagrees with their schemes, I am not going to assume that your "reasonable regulation" claim (accompanied with name calling) isn't a ban unless you are far more specific about what it is you advocate.



JustanObserver wrote:
Millions of people use cars every day. They are necessary for people to get to work, make a living and stay employed. And guess what? They're regulated.


Cars are only regulated if you drive them in public.

Most places have stricter regulations on carrying a gun in public than they do on driving a car in public.



JustanObserver wrote:
oralloy wrote:
Your use of the word "illegal" in that sentence is highly disingenuous.
If I remove your disingenuous language, there is something worth responding to, however:


How is the use of "illegal" disingenuous?


You compared a car with illegal guns (presumably "illegal guns" are those guns held by criminals) instead of comparing car ownership with the ownership of legal guns.



JustanObserver wrote:
Unfortunately, the one thing you clearly don't have is integrity.


Liar.
0 Replies
 
parados
 
  2  
Sun 4 Jun, 2006 01:40 pm
I see we are back to the "remove the word illegal to get the real meaning."

Yeah. lets all just pretend the English language doesn't exist. That might make it a lot easier for everyone.
0 Replies
 
oralloy
 
  0  
Sun 4 Jun, 2006 01:43 pm
parados wrote:
I see we are back to the "remove the word illegal to get the real meaning."

Yeah. lets all just pretend the English language doesn't exist. That might make it a lot easier for everyone.


The comparison of "legally owned cars" to "illegally owned guns" is disingenuous.
0 Replies
 
 

Related Topics

Obama '08? - Discussion by sozobe
Let's get rid of the Electoral College - Discussion by Robert Gentel
McCain's VP: - Discussion by Cycloptichorn
Food Stamp Turkeys - Discussion by H2O MAN
The 2008 Democrat Convention - Discussion by Lash
McCain is blowing his election chances. - Discussion by McGentrix
Snowdon is a dummy - Discussion by cicerone imposter
TEA PARTY TO AMERICA: NOW WHAT?! - Discussion by farmerman
 
Copyright © 2024 MadLab, LLC :: Terms of Service :: Privacy Policy :: Page generated in 0.04 seconds on 12/27/2024 at 01:21:19