guns should be banned, but considering the high chances of gun owners killing themselves i wouldn't argue against gun ownership.
Bingo! But arguing with an anti gun nut such as B B is an exercise in futility as you can.....I really don't know why we bother....You can't teach a dill pickle Nuthin'!Your logic is flawed. Differences don't establish a cause and effect.
The anti-gun nut's view on nuclear weapons and personal firearms are not consistent. They trust the government with firearms, but don't trust citizens with firearms. However, can any of them please remind me of why they trust the government with nuclear weapons?
guns should be banned, but considering the high chances of gun owners killing themselves i wouldn't argue against gun ownership.
Add to that the fact that "assault rifles" and all other long guns account for about one in 20 gun homicides in the U.S.I'm not good with a ban on handguns, assault rifles, and military rifles.
This includes a long list of sporting handguns that are well suited for moving the legitimate sport into indoor shooting ranges. They are by far lower velocity and less lethal. And if a criminal manages to get one in his hands, then a police officer's kevlar vest has a chance at stopping it.
Same goes for some military rifles. The m4 carbines from ww2 comes in a 9mm handgun round.
For hunters, the .303 british lee enfields and the .308 make excellent hunting rifles.
I suppose the words assault rifle will always conjure up nasty fearful images for anyone that doesn't understand this category. However, I would encourage everyone to look at the specifics. In many cases, there are many inconsistencies. Firearms classified as an assault weapon with no ryhme or reason. Others classified as an assault weapon when in fact a similar traditional sporting firearm is actually 'more guilty'. You really have to be careful with a classification that is so deeply rooted in political and emotionally driven thought processes.
Three criteria need to be present to prove cause & effect.Your logic is flawed. Differences don't establish a cause and effect.
The anti-gun nut's view on nuclear weapons and personal firearms are not consistent. They trust the government with firearms, but don't trust citizens with firearms. However, can any of them please remind me of why they trust the government with nuclear weapons?
Anti-gun hysterics.......How funny!!! It is the pro-gun group that is HYSTERICAL over the possibility of not having the right to behave like gunslingers of the wild west. Our Canadian gun control laws work very well. The original statement by the originator of this thread is "Gun Control is Completely Useless" is NOT true. Proving ithat statement untrue does not make an anti-gun hysteric.Add to that the fact that "assault rifles" and all other long guns account for about one in 20 gun homicides in the U.S.
TIP FOR ANTI-GUN HYSTERICS: You're wasting your time on "assault weapons." Handguns are used in 95% of the homicides in the U.S. If you really want to do something about gun deaths, go after the handguns.
You know I have always considered hunting to be a sport. It is not as though the average Canadian hunter would starve to death by missing the odd shot or so. Surely even animals deserve a sporting chance at life?? Humans in one way or another have managed to obliterate so many other animal species over the centuries, that giving what is left a meager chance to share the planet with us would not be such a hardship?I'm not good with a ban on handguns, assault rifles, and military rifles.
This includes a long list of sporting handguns that are well suited for moving the legitimate sport into indoor shooting ranges. They are by far lower velocity and less lethal. And if a criminal manages to get one in his hands, then a police officer's kevlar vest has a chance at stopping it.
Same goes for some military rifles. The m4 carbines from ww2 comes in a 9mm handgun round.
For hunters, the .303 british lee enfields and the .308 make excellent hunting rifles.
I suppose the words assault rifle will always conjure up nasty fearful images for anyone that doesn't understand this category. However, I would encourage everyone to look at the specifics. In many cases, there are many inconsistencies. Firearms classified as an assault weapon with no ryhme or reason. Others classified as an assault weapon when in fact a similar traditional sporting firearm is actually 'more guilty'. You really have to be careful with a classification that is so deeply rooted in political and emotionally driven thought processes.
Interesting. Can you give any examples of people behaving like gunslingers of the wild west in the last 50 years or so? Real ones, I mean, not your fevered imagination.Anti-gun hysterics.......How funny!!! It is the pro-gun group that is HYSTERICAL over the possibility of not having the right to behave like gunslingers of the wild west.
Using the term "gunslinger" don't make it the wild west. Multiple murders were quite rare in the late-19th/early-20th century west. They were fairly common in the east. Mafia shootouts and such. The mass murders in the west were usually carried out by the army, with the full authority of the state, so they weren't murders.How about this am in Florida, local gunslinger annoyed during party, shot up the party in Daytona. I was so taken with the anti-gun hysteric I missed that statement totally. I am sure he wasn't wearing western clothes or riding a horse, but he sure could shoot up a party pretty quickly. The death penalty in Florida, doesn't seem to have given him pause. Oh and the fellow who shot up the party in Panama City last week, managing to get 7 victims.
Well, that's true, I suppose. There were hundreds of shootings by infants in the wild west. That's why so many of the gunfighters were called Kid.The 18 month old in walmart's shooting mum dead by hand gun, (for which mum had a license to carry), in front of her other children & shoppers as the one that stands out way over all the rest. But since there are sometimes 10 or more shootings overnight in Central Florida, I can update you every am if you wish.
Yeah, somebody who thinks 18 month old babies shooting their mothers by accident was common in the wild west is the very soul of sense and reason.LOL.......I am not rational hahahaha!! You are just annoyed because I am.
How about this am in Florida, local gunslinger annoyed during party, shot up the party in Daytona. I was so taken with the anti-gun hysteric I missed that statement totally. I am sure he wasn't wearing western clothes or riding a horse, but he sure could shoot up a party pretty quickly. The death penalty in Florida, doesn't seem to have given him pause. Oh and the fellow who shot up the party in Panama City last week, managing to get 7 victims.
The 18 month old in walmart's shooting mum dead by hand gun, (for which mum had a license to carry), in front of her other children & shoppers as the one that stands out way over all the rest. But since there are sometimes 10 or more shootings overnight in Central Florida, I can update you every am if you wish.
LOL.......I am not rational hahahaha!! You are just annoyed because I am.
Three criteria need to be present to prove cause & effect.
l. The cause has to occur before the effect. ie. From the start Canada's gun laws were different from the US's The US became a country through war; Canada through negotiation. The US constitution enshrined the obligation/right to ownership of arms to civilians. Canadians do not have that right, inspite of what some believe.
I agree with the first part, this mean that th past 35 years worth of canadian gun laws must have caused a change in Canada.2. Whenever the cause arises the effect must also occur. ie. Is there any doubt in your mind that the rates of gun violence is much higher in the US than in Canada??
3. Finally, there can be no other possible cause for that difference . What else can you present that would cause the difference??
Ergo. My statement meets all the criteria to prove cause and effect.
There are no gun slingers in Canada. Clearly, you are confused.Anti-gun hysterics.......How funny!!! It is the pro-gun group that is HYSTERICAL over the possibility of not having the right to behave like gunslingers of the wild west. Our Canadian gun control laws work very well. The original statement by the originator of this thread is "Gun Control is Completely Useless" is NOT true. Proving ithat statement untrue does not make an anti-gun hysteric.
If you consider hunting just as a sport, you are only offering a 2 dimensional analysisYou know I have always considered hunting to be a sport. It is not as though the average Canadian hunter would starve to death by missing the odd shot or so. Surely even animals deserve a sporting chance at life?? Humans in one way or another have managed to obliterate so many other animal species over the centuries, that giving what is left a meager chance to share the planet with us would not be such a hardship?
I understand why you want these weapons but you are not going to win converts discussing just what level of vest , kevlar or other will not let a nut kill you with a body shot.It just brings into the mind of anti gun people an image of what it does to other body parts-like a head.I'm not good with a ban on handguns, assault rifles, and military rifles.
This includes a long list of sporting handguns that are well suited for moving the legitimate sport into indoor shooting ranges. They are by far lower velocity and less lethal. And if a criminal manages to get one in his hands, then a police officer's kevlar vest has a chance at stopping it.
Same goes for some military rifles. The m4 carbines from ww2 comes in a 9mm handgun round.
For hunters, the .303 british lee enfields and the .308 make excellent hunting rifles.
I suppose the words assault rifle will always conjure up nasty fearful images for anyone that doesn't understand this category. However, I would encourage everyone to look at the specifics. In many cases, there are many inconsistencies. Firearms classified as an assault weapon with no ryhme or reason. Others classified as an assault weapon when in fact a similar traditional sporting firearm is actually 'more guilty'. You really have to be careful with a classification that is so deeply rooted in political and emotionally driven thought processes.
How about this am in Florida, local gunslinger annoyed during party, shot up the party in Daytona. I was so taken with the anti-gun hysteric I missed that statement totally. I am sure he wasn't wearing western clothes or riding a horse, but he sure could shoot up a party pretty quickly. The death penalty in Florida, doesn't seem to have given him pause. Oh and the fellow who shot up the party in Panama City last week, managing to get 7 victims.
The 18 month old in walmart's shooting mum dead by hand gun, (for which mum had a license to carry), in front of her other children & shoppers as the one that stands out way over all the rest. But since there are sometimes 10 or more shootings overnight in Central Florida, I can update you every am if you wish.
LOL.......I am not rational hahahaha!! You are just annoyed because I am.
What you just described is a perfect reason to have mandatory gun training in school.
That is an inconsistency.You admire Che who used weapons to meet weapons and take the freedom and justice that tyrants denied.As he was a doctor -the first part of his oath is "do no harm".guns should be banned, but considering the high chances of gun owners killing themselves i wouldn't argue against gun ownership.
It is for those that want to shoot or own firearms ( Federal firearms safety training course) however, those anti-gun nuts generally don't take the training. Instead, they criticize from a place of ignorance.
I remember a firearms incident in Saskatchewan, where the media reported that the judge commented that the results could have been more serious because the rifle had more than one round in the "Chamber"
WTF!?!?!? Firearms only allow 1 round at a time into the chamber, the judge was obviously referring to the magazine but he was too dumb to know better.