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Re: What happens if they bring in gun laws in the USA 24 Dec 2012 19:06 #21

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I would like to see so much more done than just changes to gun laws but it is a start. I don't think the gun manufacturers will suffer much as the surge has already begun. I assume you just wanted to make a point about profits and so talking about other possible effects is not important. You would hope changes in gun laws would be done to help fight gun crime. I know criminals can break the law to get guns but why make it easy?

A lot of things are easy for criminals. What you should be asking yourself is why make it hard for decent people to be armed to protect themselves?
Candy from a baby for the psychos then innit. Ofc you're not a psycho, you're just a sheep, hence why you think that way.

I am a sheep because I don't think people need ar15's for any reason? You think assault rifles change policy in us politics? You think any militia in the states can take on the federal government? You can call me names but it says more about you than me.

GUNS...no-one mentioned ar15's except the media ofc who like to show pics of shotguns in boots of cars instead for some bizarre reason that is somehow perfectly explainable :D

The topic says GUNS. TBH I'm not surprised you completely missed that either.... :roll:

You know with the constant insults you send my way I think you have a problem with me so perhaps you should just not read my posts.

As for the topic of guns. The proposed law changes are concerned with assault rifles which you should be aware of if you follow current events at all. The original post in this topic cites certain types of weapon also.

So what?
Pistols kill right? So why not ban pistols too?
How about axes, chainsaws, knives or rolled up newspapers while you're at it?

We'll all eat processed mush with plastic spoons and forget how to read one day perhaps.
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Re: What happens if they bring in gun laws in the USA 24 Dec 2012 19:18 #22

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Odd that you are talking to a sheep like me.
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Re: What happens if they bring in gun laws in the USA 24 Dec 2012 19:26 #23

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i-baster wrote:
Odd that you are talking to a sheep like me.

Odd that you can't see where this leads :)

Or for that matter can't see a nation state in Europe that has hardly any gun crime yet is armed to the teeth with fully automatic weapons and even grenades and rocket launchers...
Does that tell you anything? Like perhaps its not the guns that are the problem here?

In a country where people cattle charge into walmart stores to buy xboxes with $10 off and trample the staff to death in the process its not surprising to see many of them obeying everything they are told on tv.
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Re: What happens if they bring in gun laws in the USA 24 Dec 2012 19:51 #24

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Sorry H could'nt help myself, after reading your last. But it reminded me of the sheeple headed towards the dicount sirens from T***o to buy themselves via digital debt a digital gun for the public child

Tom sums up guns quite nicely, for those who don't know who I mean, here have a listen.


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Re: What happens if they bring in gun laws in the USA 24 Dec 2012 19:55 #25

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Sorry H could'nt help myself, after reading your last. But it reminded me of the sheeple headed towards the dicount sirens from T***o to buy themselves via digital debt a digital gun for the public child

Tom sums up guns quite nicely, for those who don't know who I mean, here have a listen.



Heh, the swiss buy their kids real ones.
Attitude is everything imho.
In one country kids are brought up respecting decency and the value of life.
In another country they are brought up to respect the complete opposite.
Both are armed.
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Re: What happens if they bring in gun laws in the USA 24 Dec 2012 19:56 #26

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andyh wrote:
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Odd that you are talking to a sheep like me.

Odd that you can't see where this leads :)

Or for that matter can't see a nation state in Europe that has hardly any gun crime yet is armed to the teeth with fully automatic weapons and even grenades and rocket launchers...
Does that tell you anything? Like perhaps its not the guns that are the problem here?

In a country where people cattle charge into walmart stores to buy xboxes with $10 off and trample the staff to death in the process its not surprising to see many of them obeying everything they are told on tv.


If you look at different countries statistics you learn one big thing. They are not the same. What works in one country will not work in another. Obviously America is already flooded with guns. The problem will not just go away. Obviously gun laws alone will not stop gun deaths or school shootings.

I think it is odd that you pick a random thing like black Friday and try to paint all Americans as foolish stupid sheep. Using such broad brush strokes you miss details I think. Guns don't kill people but if people can't get assault rifles too easily,or at all, then it seems lives will be saved. After all there are stupid people out there and mentally I'll people,psychotic people etc.

I would also add better regulation of guns that are legal. I would have better healthcare for people with problems. Less medication. Testing of medications that are out there etc.

It is a complex issue so to simplify it is to fail.
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Re: What happens if they bring in gun laws in the USA 24 Dec 2012 20:07 #27

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i-baster wrote:
andyh wrote:
i-baster wrote:
Odd that you are talking to a sheep like me.

Odd that you can't see where this leads :)

Or for that matter can't see a nation state in Europe that has hardly any gun crime yet is armed to the teeth with fully automatic weapons and even grenades and rocket launchers...
Does that tell you anything? Like perhaps its not the guns that are the problem here?

In a country where people cattle charge into walmart stores to buy xboxes with $10 off and trample the staff to death in the process its not surprising to see many of them obeying everything they are told on tv.


If you look at different countries statistics you learn one big thing. They are not the same. What works in one country will not work in another. Obviously America is already flooded with guns. The problem will not just go away. Obviously gun laws alone will not stop gun deaths or school shootings.

I think it is odd that you pick a random thing like black Friday and try to paint all Americans as foolish stupid sheep. Using such broad brush strokes you miss details I think. Guns don't kill people but if people can't get assault rifles too easily,or at all, then it seems lives will be saved. After all there are stupid people out there and mentally I'll people,psychotic people etc.

I would also add better regulation of guns that are legal. I would have better healthcare for people with problems. Less medication. Testing of medications that are out there etc.

It is a complex issue so to simplify it is to fail.

Its not that complex. The Swiss are the people I mentioned.
They are very much law abiding decent people, even more so than the UK.
Yet they are armed to the teeth.

If you want your answers then they reside there, they do not reside in government solutions.
The Swiss have the most libertarian form of governance on the planet. Low gun crime, no mad shoppers.
The only places they police are the vatican and their own state.

Quality of life is what its all about IMHO. In the US it sucks donkey balls just as it does in many other countries.

In fact, everywhere you look, crime is lowest in countries with the highest quality of life (which I agree is itself difficult to determine but there are some really in your face aspects to it).
The least you can do is address those points first and take a critical look at where those aspects are missing in societies with issues.

AFAIK for example Andorra has the highest longevity, govt there plays a very small part in their lives and taxation is minimal.
Taxation itself again is not a sole cause IMHO as much as the use it is put to. If its pissed away on bankers and debt and war then its likely you'll find some repressed stress in the people and ofc you then add some bad food to the mix along with everything else thats fucked up and its not surprising you find millions dying in their 50's and 60's from heart disease.
Stress is a key factor and it has multiple sources.

Regulation of guns is obviously irrelevant given that the Swiss people have far less issues than the US despite the complete opposite when it comes to arms. if anything they have even less regulation there than the US.
if there is even 1 example that shows that regulation is wrong then you have to admit regulation is not the answer.
Its a typical authoritarian/follower mindset response. Problem-reaction-solution.
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Re: What happens if they bring in gun laws in the USA 24 Dec 2012 20:14 #28

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The tit Piers morgan sees just where non-Americans stand when he practices the first amendment rights to express his opinion about second amendment rights: he gets told he has no rights and told to get out by american supremacists patriots.
A petition on the White House website calling for CNN host Piers Morgan to be deported is likely to reach 25,000 signatures, a benchmark that will mandate a White House response.

The petition, which was initiated by Infowars, states;


British Citizen and CNN television host Piers Morgan is engaged in a hostile attack against the U.S. Constitution by targeting the Second Amendment. We demand that Mr. Morgan be deported immediately for his effort to undermine the Bill of Rights and for exploiting his position as a national network television host to stage attacks against the rights of American citizens.

Infowars is calling for Morgan’s deportation for a number of very specific reasons.

- It’s one thing for an American citizen to ideologically assault and trash the Constitution, although odious such activity would be protected under the First Amendment, but Piers Morgan is a foreigner in a position of influence on prime time television. He is a foreign agent using his power to lobby for the constitutional rights of American citizens to be overturned.

- In response to Morgan’s claim about the First Amendment, James Taranto of the Wall Street Journal pointed to a transcript of Kleindienst v. Mandel, a 1972 U.S. Supreme Court ruling. It validated an effort by then attorney general Richard Kleindienst to refuse Marxist Belgian journalist Ernest Mandel entry into the country. The Court ruled that denying Mandel entry did not violate the First Amendment.

- If I was on British television every night calling for the Queen to be dethroned and kicked out on the streets, many British people would also call for me to be deported. Morgan is subverting the very foundation of American freedom, the second amendment.

- In joining with others like Mayor Bloomberg to lobby for Americans’ rights to be revoked and their property and birthright to be removed, Morgan is committing a clear act of subversion and should be deported. The fact that he is visiting with President Obama and posing for photos with him is also of grave concern.

- Morgan has ideologically aligned himself with other foreign agents in trashing the Constitution, including synthetic citizens like his CNN colleague Fareed Zakaria, the Communist Chinese government, and the Russian government (via state-controlled media).

- In other tweets, Morgan openly brags about how he is a foreign agent coming to conquer America.

- Piers Morgan’s claim that he had no knowledge of the phone hacking scandal has been described by Lord Justice Leveson as “utterly unpersuasive”. Morgan should be extradited back to Britain to face charges for his alleged involvement in the scandal.

- Public officials tasked with representing the interests of the American people have to swear an oath to uphold and protect the Constitution. In aggressively and repeatedly attempting to eviscerate that very Constitution, Piers Morgan has singled himself out as a threat to the liberties of the American people.

Although it’s likely that the White House will be forced to issue a glib response to the petition, we don’t think it’s likely that Piers Morgan will be deported. However, if all the media attention that has been focused on Morgan’s offensive and dangerous rhetoric serves as a reminder that foreigners have no business telling Americans what rights should and should not apply to them under the Constitution, then the White House petition will have been worth it.

www.infowars.com/the-law-says-deport-piers-morgan/
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Re: What happens if they bring in gun laws in the USA 24 Dec 2012 22:53 #29

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Alex Jones link mikey? really? lol
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Re: What happens if they bring in gun laws in the USA 25 Dec 2012 00:55 #30

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Alex Jones link mikey? really? lol

Yep. I am quoting what utter cuntishness takes place on the infowars?

Cos of people and their lurve of guns and the persistent exceptionalism and supremacy that makes "patriots" think that they are some how a privilidged above other people

perhaps you should have actually read my post instead of seizing what you thought was an opportunity

bad luck :hahano:

But never mind :)

Its Xmas! :cheer:
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Re: What happens if they bring in gun laws in the USA 25 Dec 2012 01:05 #31

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Yep. I am quoting what utter cuntishness takes place on the infowars?

Cos of people and their lurve of guns and the persistent exceptionalism and supremacy that makes "patriots" think that they are some how a privilidged above other people

perhaps you should have actually read my post instead of seizing what you thought was an opportunity

bad luck :hahano:

But never mind :)

Its Xmas! :cheer:
Thanks for the link. I'd just like to point out how deeply hypocritical this is because Infowars had previously criticised (rightly so, in my opinion, despite the fact that Michael Savage is an utter wanker) the UK government for banning Michael Savage from the country for his political opinions:
American talk show host Michael Savage has been banned from entering the UK by the Home Secretary because of his political opinions and opposition to illegal immigration, which is considered “hate speech” in airstrip one.

“Home Secretary Jacqui Smith (pictured) said she decided to make public the names so others could better understand what sort of behaviour Britain was not prepared to tolerate,” according to an ITN report.

The list of 16 “unwelcome” individuals includes Neo-Nazis, former Ku Klux Klan members, racist skinhead groups and Islamic preachers supposedly linked to terrorist groups.

Alongside these appears the name of Savage, who is a conservative talk show host in the mould of Rush Limbaugh who has consistently opposed illegal immigration and the declining stature of U.S. sovereignty.

“Coming to this country is a privilege. If you can’t live by the rules that we live by, the standards and the values that we live by, we should exclude you from this country and, what’s more, now we will make public those people that we have excluded,” said Smith.

Apparently the ‘rules that people live by’ in the UK do not include the right to free speech and political opinions considered unpalatable by what whistleblowers have described as a “Stalinist cabal of control freaks” currently in power in Britain.

As we have previously reported, people are mandated by government threats, peer pressure and cultural bullying to “tolerate” all kinds of minority groups and for the most part we do exactly that. The problem lies in the fact that the very same crowd that preaches “tolerance” is totally intolerant of anyone who dares utter a word against them.

Full article is here:

www.infowars.com/talk-show-host-banned-f...-political-opinions/

Ironically, they are now calling for exactly the same thing in reverse, although it's obviously a publicity stunt.
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Re: What happens if they bring in gun laws in the USA 25 Dec 2012 01:53 #32

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I got nicked in Gibraltar many moons ago for vagrancy. Back at the station the plod told me that they were taking my hunting knife from me as it was an offensive weapon. I protested that it wasn't a weapon but my main tool for staying alive. I used it for literally everything. They weren't having any of it and maintained it was a weapon.

So, I picked up a pen from the desk and thrust it toward one of the plod's eyes. Stopping just a few inches short of stabbing his brain, through his eyeball. Then put the pen back on the table having made the point that pretty much anything can be an offensive weapon, even a pen, if the intent is to inflict harm on another human being. (which is my point here also)

They let me keep my knife...Still had to spend the night in the cells though...They did give me a rather nice bocadillo and cafe con leche...which was nice :)

Note: Do not try this in Britain and I very much doubt it'd be wise to try it in the USA either, The Gibraltan plod are a pretty mellow bunch ;)
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Re: What happens if they bring in gun laws in the USA 25 Dec 2012 03:17 #33

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The Gibraltan plod are a pretty mellow bunch ;)

That was maybe the case 'many moons ago' but would likely be a different scenario nowadays. From what I see, police have gotten a hell of alot more physical and violent in recent years the world over.
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