Like you ever come up with "facts" monkey brain. I remember your famous words to the zoo director. "How do you get the muzzle off this sweet thing"? Originally Posted by i'va biggen
You need to put a muzzle on it... bitchimp
The status quo doesn't seem to be working too well, does it? Originally Posted by Old-TWell, if you don't like the status quo, then what changes do you think should be made? Because school attacks have been made with pistols, assault rifles, shotguns, knives, cars, and any other kind of weapon they could get their hands on.
Now what if other states made it more difficult to buy guns so criminals would have a more difficult time obtaining them at all? Just a thought. Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXXYeah, because making it more difficult and "illegal" to purchase Marijuana in other states surely did mean that there wasn't any "illegal" Marijuana available to people, right? I've got a question for all you "let's pass another law" folks. If the law against murder and the law against "unlawfully acquiring a gun" didn't stop many of these people, what makes you think.. ANOTHER LAW will suddenly change things?
Yeah, because making it more difficult and "illegal" to purchase Marijuana in other states surely did mean that there wasn't any "illegal" Marijuana available to people, right? I've got a question for all you "let's pass another law" folks. If the law against murder and the law against "unlawfully acquiring a gun" didn't stop many of these people, what makes you think.. ANOTHER LAW will suddenly change things? Originally Posted by RedLeg505
Yeah, because making it more difficult and "illegal" to purchase Marijuana in other states surely did mean that there wasn't any "illegal" Marijuana available to people, right? I've got a question for all you "let's pass another law" folks. If the law against murder and the law against "unlawfully acquiring a gun" didn't stop many of these people, what makes you think.. ANOTHER LAW will suddenly change things? Originally Posted by RedLeg505For the very reason I mentioned -- making it difficult to legally buy guns in NY forced would-be criminals to purchase their guns in other states. The laws in NY have definitely made it more difficult to buy a gun in-state. Therefore they are heading to states like Va. or W. VA. How many people are heading to Colorado to buy marijuana and bring it back to other states? MANY. I'm not suggesting that Colorado rescind their law allowing legal sale of marijuana, but if they did, the importation of it to other states would disappear. Let's see -- I can try to buy marijuana illegally in Texas or I can drive to Colorado and buy some legally. Which do I choose? Check out how many people have been arrested leaving Colorado with a little pot in their car. Same with guns IMHO.
but if they did, the importation of it to other states would diminish. Same with guns IMHO. Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXXAre you SERIOUSLY trying to suggest that there wasn't marijuana in other states before Colorado made it legal to buy and that started the importation? Really?
Ozombies want to pass a "Feelings" law...You fucking idiots act like the movement to protect the general public from whackos with guns is something new.
Originally Posted by IIFFOFRDB
Are you SERIOUSLY trying to suggest that there wasn't marijuana in other states before Colorado made it legal to buy and that started the importation? Really?I never said anything like that. Making something legal in one state makes it easier for people in nearby states to obtain it. Whether it be marijuana or guns. I can try to buy marijuana in New Mexico illegally or cross the border into Colorado and buy it legally and bring it back to New Mexico. Which is riskier? Why are so many guns used in crimes in NYC coming from other states? It is simply easier to buy elsewhere and bring them back into NYC.
The point being.. if making something "illegal" makes it impossible to acquire, then.. there shouldn't be any marijuana available in any state other than Colorado and Washington, and we both know that's not true.
So.. tell us again, how does passing another law, of WHATEVER TYPE, stop any of the 74 shootings you folks are weeping about? I mean, if a law against kids under 21 not owning guns was ignored, and laws against murder were ignored, and laws against SHOOTING other people were ignored, why do you think yet another law saying they couldn't have those guns.. wouldn't be ignored? Originally Posted by RedLeg505
Just a little reminder, whether there is gun control or even gun banning or not, we still have people like the ones you'll see in this video, and there is lots of them on the inside and out. So just be careful what you wish for.Very true. But of the 10,000+ homicides in the U.S. each year, how many do you believe are done by people such as in the video? I would say a handful. And how many of that handful are homicides involving the killing of what I would call "innocent" victims? A handful of a handful. Most are killings of other gang members.
Jim
http://youtu.be/FvH0wE1GCsA Originally Posted by Mr MojoRisin
Like you ever come up with "facts" monkey brain. I remember your famous words to the zoo director. "How do you get the muzzle off this sweet thing"? Originally Posted by i'va biggenFACT: Doc Holliday always carried a firearm despite "gun free" ordinances like the one in Tombstone, Ekim the Inbred Chimp. And though you were afforded the opportunity, Ekim the Inbred Chimp, you never demonstrated that you knew that the Earps in fact stalked and shot the Clantons for violating that ordinance: a genuine case where citizens were killed by law enforcement officers enforcing gun laws.
FACT: Doc Holliday always carried a firearm despite "gun free" ordinances like the one in Tombstone, Ekim the Inbred Chimp. And though you were afforded the opportunity, Ekim the Inbred Chimp, you never demonstrated that you knew that the Earps in fact stalked and shot the Clantons for violating that ordinance: a genuine case where citizens were killed by law enforcement officers enforcing gun laws.
Furthermore, Ekim the Inbred Chimp, despite that ordinance, Virgil Earp was subsequently shot and crippled and Morgan Earp was likewise shot and killed. Town Marshal Fred White was also shot and killed; hence, the "illusion" of "gun free zones" in the Old West.
Originally Posted by I B Hankering