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Well, could be, but he wrote "gun ownership" not gun control. And that's the problem with Liberal thinking. Guns are inert, they can make no decisions, it is the operator that makes the decisions regarding use of a gun. It is made clear by cities like Chicago and New York, with some of the strictest gun control laws in the world, have the highest gun violence statistics as well, which indicate "gun control" doesn't work.
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Well, could be, but he wrote "gun ownership" not gun control. And that's the problem with Liberal thinking. Guns are inert, they can make no decisions, it is the operator that makes the decisions regarding use of a gun. It is made clear by cities like Chicago and New York, with some of the strictest gun control laws in the world, have the highest gun violence statistics as well, which indicate "gun control" doesn't work. Which leads to the "progressive" thought that man can change the climate and thus reverse climate change and save the planet; it is idiotic.
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11-13-2014, 10:25 PM | #49 |
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Oh yeah, that news story about how voters are stupid. You can't make that stuff up, it is too much.
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But hey, we're supposed to believe a bunch of Liberals that the Earth's mean temperature is going to increase by 1 deg. C over the next hundred years (we've got the climate models to prove it!), so let's increase your taxes now so we can save the children. Jesus does it get old... I'll stop now... |
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11-14-2014, 01:25 PM | #51 | |
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If you only look at it in terms of sheer volume their gun violence and homicide (w/gun) statistics are quite high in the City's you mentioned. But they're also the first and third most populated cities in the US. One would anticipate that if you add more people, the amount of violence would rise as well. If you look the numbers per capita, LA, Chicago, and New York don't even rank in the top 6 of major US cities. For the record I'm a gun toting liberal. But I do find it both humorous and concerning that in my state, for example, one needs to wait three days to get married, but I can go buy a gun in 10 minutes. |
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And heck, why would you want to wait to shoot your wife. It probably takes longer to get divorced too. |
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Has anyone ever thought of enforcing the laws we have and making the penalties severe enough to deter criminal activity? For example, mandatory life imprisonment with no possibility of parole for any and all homicide and attempted homicide convictions. Mandatory fifty year imprisonment with no possibility of parole for any and all robbery/rape/other violent crime convictions. Mandatory 25 year imprisonment with no possibility of parole for all other non-violent felonies (burglary, etc). Remove all TVs from prisons. Replace basketball and weightlifting activities with 6 hours of hard labor. I always get major LULZ when I hear of an inmate being released early because of 'good behavior'. I'm sure you've seen the same prison shows I've seen where inmates admit to having fun in prison. We have effectively removed crime deterrents from our society. Put those back in place and I bet you'd see a drastic reduction in crime. Go ask President Tory Tan of Singapore why he doesn't have a drug problem in his country... |
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If we make more things illegal and already illegal things more illegal, then that will stop crime and save lives. Putting our focus on enforcing existing laws means we aren't creating new ones which doesn't help anyone since we all know that loopholes are what makes people commit crimes. If we close loopholes and make more new laws, then there wouldn't be crime anymore. Maybe Newtown wouldn't have happened if there was a law or 20 that would have stopped that madman. If we made murder more illegal than it is today, those kids might still be alive. Also, pollution is OK as long as its in someone else's backyard. |
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We are spending way too much money on locking people up, in particular non violent drug offenders. Our police have developed a trial by machine mentality. That means any crime where a machine test makes a conviction will be enforced out the wazoo. Those crimes are possession of any kind of contraband, DUI, and speeding. Meanwhile our homes get burglarized and our personal data is stolen.
How anyone could think reducing CO2 emissions is the most important thing in the world when Putin and ISIS are on the loose, is beyond me.
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Everything you typed is stupid. You are stupid. Your mother was a hamster, and your father smelt of elderberries. I fart in your general direction. |
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Sure, I'm in.
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There are people out there who want strict regulation of CO2 and don't care if it prevents climate change because their objective is deindustrialization of the West. We will live pastoral lives, eat locally sourced food and listen to the whoosh of windmills in the background while we pedal our bicycles about.
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If I had to take a guess, you're trying to say that their much tougher gun control laws in no way impact their DRAMATICALLY lower gun violence/homicide rates than the US. And the same thing applies to Canada, Australia, etc all of whom have tougher laws and much lower ratios of gun violence per person. All of that is coincidence, right? |
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Guns are not the only way to kill humans, guns can be an efficient method (maybe Hollywood glorifies gun violence too much), but heck we just had several instances of Jihadists beheading women. Liberals like to restrict things to control behavior, like were all children. Maybe Liberals should figure out how to govern with policies that let the free market and the free will of men and women flourish, rather than restrict guns, restrict CO2 emissions, restrict salt intake, and sugar intake, and fat intake, blah, blah, blah. |
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