tommydazzle
Well-Known Member
The best form of defence is attack and the best form of attack is surprise attack so really to protect your family you should be shooting people before they even think of shooting you.
was this the one who shot his workmates? Has anyone uttered the immortal words yet? If his workmates had been carrying guns etc etc.
What’s that you say?So, what you're saying is, they need better training with firearms, so they can be more 'competitive'. Even after that waffle, which is purely conjecture, I still support the 2nd amendment rights of US citizens.
Shit happens you bell, you can't stop people being stupid.
Yeah tony you bell...shit happened is all...
....babysitters should always carry guns....surely everyone agrees with that?
As you so evidently demonstrate.Shit happens you bell, you can't stop people being stupid.
Not what I said is it, if they wanted to take photos with a gun, fine, but take the bullets out first, There are certain precautions to take. She's thick as fuck, simple as that, but you can't ban everything for a few incidents.
73 accidental child deaths in the US in 2018. That’s just deaths, not including injuries. Add that to the 113 deliberate deaths of school children in America the same year purely from school attacks. Then you have all the children that are killed in America each year through criminal activity, can’t find a definitive number for that.Not what I said is it, if they wanted to take photos with a gun, fine, but take the bullets out first, There are certain precautions to take. She's thick as fuck, simple as that, but you can't ban everything for a few incidents.
No way, Rupert is definitely a nonce. Yewtree are all over him and nobody can convince me otherwise.Only Winnie the Pooh, Rupert and Paddington should have the right to bear arms.
Shit happens you bell, you can't stop people being stupid.
Not what I said is it, if they wanted to take photos with a gun, fine, but take the bullets out first, There are certain precautions to take. She's thick as fuck, simple as that, but you can't ban everything for a few incidents.
Plus the other two :
Nothing could be done about this.
Let us pray for the victims.
Australia had a mass shooting 20 years ago, they banned guns, they haven't had a mass shooting since.
Something fundamentally wrong with basing gun laws on a document written over 200 years. Written in a different set of circumstances/era.
Christian countries don't take all the 10 commandments and say they all have to be enforced or used as a basis for laws.
In fairness, it seems pretty obvious to most people that the 2nd amendment was never intended as a open invitation for everyone to be able to keep and bear arms; it was about maintaining "a well regulated Militia ... to secure the free state". So the clear inference is that if you're not part of a well-regulated militia, there is no implied right to gun ownership.
The misunderstanding, if indeed it is one, is really down to a single comma...
Now the Swiss have a well-regulated militia, and there are a lot of guns in (well-trained) private hands as a result. But they have nothing like the problems that we see in the US, probably because they still have very strict gun controls. There's a good article on this here.
There is no rational argument against gun control, which is the NRA and its supporters have to do their best to avoid logic.
Spot on. I've heard various arguments in this country about how to deal with the current knife crime problem. But I've not heard one person calling for more people to carry knives.
Sadly our boy Marty here cant bevtrusted with lego
Were you a moving target, or were you tied to a post with a bullseye on your forehead?Obsessed.
Was actually at a shooting range only a couple of months ago, was great fun.
The Bill of Rights is one of the main stumbling blocks in America. Well out of date and needs updating. The protections of individual rights are woeful.
American politics was tied up with an arm behind its back even before they started.
nicked some great ideas from John Locke and screwed up their system of Government up by allowing political parties into the Senate.
The senate was never meant to be politically aligned to any national parties but to regional States.
The first thing what political parties do when coming up against a system of Government is to look how they can most use the system in their favour.
At the time it was written the population of the 13 states was around 4 million with only 6% of them allowed to vote.
It was a simple system written for a simple time. They had no idea how it would be used & abused in the future,
re: 2nd amendment. It was still mainly flintlocks and muskets.
They had no concept of the firepower they'd be allowing people to own in the 21st century.
Seems it's our fault initially along with the Native Indian tribes.
The rest could be down to technological advance.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...an-indian-foundation-of-american-gun-culture/
I agree. A shooting range is great fun. I was lucky enough to have regular access to a shooting range when I was a kid and be related to the WW2 hero responsible for the running of it. Under his tutelage and guidance I became a very decent shot. Also with the benefit of his experience I learnt respect for the gun. Which is why I know US gun laws are bollocks. If they had respect for them they wouldn’t have such a sense of entitlement to them.Obsessed.
Was actually at a shooting range only a couple of months ago, was great fun.
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