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Paxman II · Jan 1, 2020

Guns don't kill people, people kill people. knives don't kill people the people do that. More gun control laws will not change a thing. The right for people to bear arms is a fundemental freedom. I say again...it's the peole who kill not the weapon in their hands.
Should we bring in knife control laws in the UK? Would every chef need to carry a license? It's people and their sick heads that need sorting out.

clint van damme · Jan 1, 2020

Paxman II said:
Guns don't kill people, people kill people. knives don't kill people the people do that. More gun control laws will not change a thing. The right for people to bear arms is a fundemental freedom. I say again...it's the peole who kill not the weapon in their hands.
Should we bring in knife control laws in the UK? Would every chef need to carry a license? It's people and their sick heads that need sorting out.

You're in absolute denial and are part of the problem.
And as for your knife analogy, if we took the same approach as in the States we would be calling for more people carrying knives to solve knife crime.

And with regards to chef's needing a licence, my son is a trainee chef. He has to pack and carry his knife roll in a very specific way and if he was ever stopped by.police and it wasn't he'd be in trouble.

Paxman II · Jan 1, 2020

clint van damme said:
You're in absolute denial and are part of the problem.
And as for your knife analogy, if we took the same approach as in the States we would be calling for more people carrying knives to solve knife crime.

And with regards to chef's needing a licence, my son is a trainee chef. He has to pack and carry his knife roll in a very specific way and if he was ever stopped by.police and it wasn't he'd be in trouble.

Not in any denial. You are the problem becuase you lack the understanding of what it means to Americans. Cultural differneces are an important factor.
I've worked as a chef and I've never heard such nonsense.

clint van damme · Jan 1, 2020

Paxman II said:
Not in any denial. You are the problem becuase you lack the understanding of what it means to Americans. Cultural differneces are an important factor.
I've worked as a chef and I've never heard such nonsense.

When did you work as a chef. I can assure you it was the first thing he was taught at college. The roll has to be strapped up and it has to be at the bottom of his bag. Ring Henley college and ask.

As for cultural differences, what sort of person thinks their right to bear arms is more important than stopping the regular massacre of innocent people, often school children? You have to be a physco.

tisza · Jan 1, 2020

Paxman II said:
Should we bring in knife control laws in the UK? Would every chef need to carry a license? It's people and their sick heads that need sorting out.

We have knife control rules. Just too easy to circumvent.
Also the ongoing debate about stop and search doesn't help.
Knife crime has escalated because more of these kids are carrying them because others are. It's become self perpetuating.
Chef knives - someone already has to prove they had a legitimate reason for carrying one. Work etc.

hill83 · Jan 1, 2020

Paxman II said:
Not in any denial

Classic denial

clint van damme · Jan 1, 2020

hill83 said:
Classic denial

That made me laugh. Bonus point if you've come up with that while also suffering from a new year hangover.

chiefdave · Jan 1, 2020

Paxman II said:
More gun control laws will not change a thing.

I presume you have the evidence to back this up? You can cite numerous countries where increased gun control has led to a rise in gun crime and similarly numerous countries where loosening gun control has led to a decrease.

Paxman II said:
The right for people to bear arms is a fundemental freedom.

On that basis should we let all the kids running around with knifes have guns instead? Who gets to decide what arms are OK to own. Is stopping me owning a nuclear bomb in breach of my fundamental rights?

Paxman II said:
Should we bring in knife control laws in the UK?

Selling, buying and carrying knives

Paxman II said:
You are the problem becuase you lack the understanding of what it means to Americans. Cultural differneces are an important factor.

Did you watch the video I posted? Australians had exactly the same beliefs but have accepted gun control.

Grendel · Jan 1, 2020

Lol Paxmans account has been hacked by Donald Trump

hill83 · Jan 1, 2020

clint van damme said:
That made me laugh. Bonus point if you've come up with that while also suffering from a new year hangover.

Back on the Guinness to be fair

clint van damme · Jan 1, 2020

hill83 said:
Back on the Guinness to be fair

good lad.

hill83 · Jan 1, 2020

clint van damme said:
good lad.

classic grooming

shmmeee · Jan 1, 2020

tisza said:
The manipulation of a 4 page document written over 200 years ago is one of the biggest hypocrisies of the self proclaimed greatest democracy in the world.
A vague document that is interpreted by political appointees that periodically sways depending on the balance of the supreme Court. Every chance Trump will affect US politics for many years if he gets to appoint just 1 more judge.

He’s already doing it lower down.

A Year at the 5th Circuit Shows Trump’s Devastating Impact on the Courts

ajsccfc · Jan 1, 2020

Paxman II said:
Guns don't kill people, people kill people. knives don't kill people the people do that. More gun control laws will not change a thing. The right for people to bear arms is a fundemental freedom. I say again...it's the peole who kill not the weapon in their hands.
Should we bring in knife control laws in the UK? Would every chef need to carry a license? It's people and their sick heads that need sorting out.

‘‘’No Way To Prevent This,’ Says Only Nation Where This Regularly Happens.”

tisza · Jan 1, 2020

shmmeee said:
He’s already doing it lower down.

A Year at the 5th Circuit Shows Trump’s Devastating Impact on the Courts

It's just appalling. The So-called separation of powers Americans pride themselves on is systemically disappearing.
Remarkably similar tactics to Putin. Muzzle the media, politicise the courts etc

shmmeee · Jan 1, 2020

tisza said:
It's just appalling. The So-called separation of powers Americans pride themselves on is systemically disappearing.
Remarkably similar tactics to Putin. Muzzle the media, politicise the courts etc

Get ready to see it here. Both sides of the Atlantic the far right have realised that most things are conventions based around the idea we’d never elect an extremist and they can just ignore it. We know they share notes and act as one with republican strategists and activists helping the Tories and visa versa.

Add in an electorate who is incapable of sensible rational discussion thanks to social media and conspiracy theories and dark times ahead.

Brighton Sky Blue · Jan 1, 2020

Paxman II said:
Guns don't kill people, people kill people. knives don't kill people the people do that. More gun control laws will not change a thing. The right for people to bear arms is a fundemental freedom. I say again...it's the peole who kill not the weapon in their hands.
Should we bring in knife control laws in the UK? Would every chef need to carry a license? It's people and their sick heads that need sorting out.

Is it easier or harder to kill more people in the same time with a semi automatic compared to a knife?

shmmeee · Jan 1, 2020

Brighton Sky Blue said:
Is it easier or harder to kill more people in the same time with a semi automatic compared to a knife?

Do these people think it’s a coincidence that places that ban guns have fewer if not no mass shootings?

Brighton Sky Blue · Jan 1, 2020

shmmeee said:
Do these people think it’s a coincidence that places that ban guns have fewer if not no mass shootings?

It's alright if there's a good guy with a gun nearby

tisza · Jan 2, 2020

Brighton Sky Blue said:
It's alright if there's a good guy with a gun nearby

Who is a firearms instructor with a law enforcement background. Might start narrowing the chances a bit

Brighton Sky Blue · Jan 2, 2020

tisza said:
Who is a firearms instructor with a law enforcement background. Might start narrowing the chances a bit

Even when they are fully trained it can bloody difficult to identify the shooter. Easier if there's no shooter in the first place

tisza · Jan 2, 2020

Brighton Sky Blue said:
Even when they are fully trained it can bloody difficult to identify the shooter. Easier if there's no shooter in the first place

Mine more a specific ironic reference to the claims of the pro-gun lobby that the church incident was a positive indictment of gun ownership.

fatso · Jan 2, 2020

tisza said:
The manipulation of a 4 page document written over 200 years ago is one of the biggest hypocrisies of the self proclaimed greatest democracy in the world.
A vague document that is interpreted by political appointees that periodically sways depending on the balance of the supreme Court. Every chance Trump will affect US politics for many years if he gets to appoint just 1 more judge.

The whole of western society and law was originally based on interpretations of vague ancient texts dating back thousands of years written in a dead language, and now referred to as the bible.
In fact many people in the middle east are killed every year for violating the laws of the Koran, so America isn't unique in hanging on to historic dogma.

Sky_Blue_Dreamer · Jan 2, 2020

Brighton Sky Blue said:
Even when they are fully trained it can bloody difficult to identify the shooter. Easier if there's no shooter in the first place

Especially if said shooter is a firearms instructor with a law-enforcement background experiencing a mental crisis.

Razzle Dazzle Dean Gordon · Jan 3, 2020

Brighton Sky Blue said:
The argument often given by 2nd amendment activists is that they need to be armed to guard against government tyranny. Because the government with a $1 trillion military will really be put off by some wanker with a Kalashnikov

To be fair, their record vs the Taliban isn't great!

chiefdave · Jan 3, 2020

Razzle Dazzle Dean Gordon said:
To be fair, their record vs the Taliban isn't great!

Trumps doing his best to start WWIII to distract from his impeachment so we’ll see how they get on with that.

Wonder how many of those demanding guns would complain if they got conscripted?

Razzle Dazzle Dean Gordon · Jan 3, 2020

chiefdave said:
Trumps doing his best to start WWIII to distract from his impeachment so we’ll see how they get on with that.

Wonder how many of those demanding guns would complain if they got conscripted?

He'd surely be on seriously dodgy ground with many of his supporters if he got involved in a war somewhere. I don't know if they still have organised militias in the US any more, i'd have thought that was a big part of the thinking behind any right to bear arms when it was written.

chiefdave · Jan 6, 2020

What a lovely family the Trumps are.

fatso · Jan 6, 2020

Paxman II said:
Guns don't kill people, people kill people. knives don't kill people the people do that. More gun control laws will not change a thing. The right for people to bear arms is a fundemental freedom. I say again...it's the peole who kill not the weapon in their hands.
Should we bring in knife control laws in the UK? Would every chef need to carry a license? It's people and their sick heads that need sorting out.

The thing is, Guns are designed and manufactured for the sole purpose of killing.
You have to ask yourself, why would any sane person want to carry one in public?
I'm sure we've all witnessed crazy acts of road rage, from time to time, imagine how these situations would pan out if guns were common place here in the uk.

shmmeee · Jan 6, 2020

fatso said:
The thing is, Guns are designed and manufactured for the sole purpose of killing.
You have to ask yourself, why would any sane person want to carry one in public?
I'm sure we've all witnessed crazy acts of road rage, from time to time, imagine how these situations would pan out if guns were common place here in the uk.

We know what would happen, it did happen. It was Dunblane. We restricted weapons after it and it hasn’t happened since.

Still super smart geniuses know it wouldn’t work :emoji_rolling_eyes:

Paxman II · Jan 8, 2020

Grendel said:
Lol Paxmans account has been hacked by Donald Trump

Thanks for the compliment

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