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Oh I feel a bit crazy today, I'll just go along to the local gun mart and get plenty of guns and ammo to kill people with...no wait I can't, I live in England. :doh:
I think Americans are rather stuck with their gun culture, it might perhaps take a generation to change even if there was a will.America is a nation of rebels. It was founded on high treason and is the Protestant capitol of the world.
As such, it's society reflects the image. It simply works better for citizens of a country such as that to arm their selves.
I think Americans are rather stuck with their gun culture, it might perhaps take a generation to change even if there was a will.
If I lived in Colorado I would probably want to own a gun myself, but I don't here.
You seem to be perhaps a "[Wo]man of mystery" going by the other thread, have we talked before? :think:Well England, and most other 1st world countries for that matter, are far more cultured. Society in America is simply chopped and screwed, and so the current *falling backwards* of the conservative brand is, at least temporarily, doing more harm then good.
Because America was always generally fixated on tooth and nail cowboy freedom, limiting such is an endeavor that doesn't roll over too well with it's social workings.
That's why for over the past 50-60 years or so, America has had a gargantuan issue both 'crazies' like the Columbine shooting, DC sniper, etc. along with more permanent things like inner city gangs.
:thumb:
The reason Democrats are against guns is because for a government or institution to have control over a given society, society must be limited in power.
The consequences of this is clearly seen in events such as the Colorado shooting. A group of people completely defenseless against a madman.
Oh I feel a bit crazy today, I'll just go along to the local gun mart and get plenty of guns and ammo to kill people with...no wait I can't, I live in England. :doh:
You seem to be perhaps a "[Wo]man of mystery" going by the other thread, have we talked before? :think:
Crazies will use what's ever to hand it seems rather like in a video game perhaps?I do wonder if in fact the availability of guns allowed this to happen. Its been a long time since something like this happened in England, and when it does, its always on a much smaller scale
mmm :think: Your formatting style doesn't exactly say "Chrys" to me, I'll simply assume that "Catholic" is not a red herring.Yes, we have talked plenty before. In time, you may start to realize who I am.
Democrats are not against guns.The reason Democrats are against guns is because...
And what do many Americans think is the solution to this enormous discrepancy in gun deaths? MORE GUNS!
I'm just sayin'
This is poorly reasoned in my mind. Guns don't cause gun deaths. A gun is an assembly of metal and wood components that does nothing at all until somebody picks it up. Thus, gun deaths are the result of the intentions of the person holding the gun.We have roughly 350 million people in the U.S., Australia has roughly 35 million. So, if we compensate for the difference in population, we are killing 1,000 times more of our people than they are killing of theirs. And when you equalize the numbers for all those other countries, you get about the same result.
And what do many Americans think is the solution to this enormous discrepancy in gun deaths? MORE GUNS!
I'm just sayin'
The shooter.
No question.
Having said that...
Obama is already delighted at the tragedy. He hopes this will forward his agenda to outlaw handguns and other weapons.
Right. Because if there had been a packed theater of folks carrying guns once those gas canisters rolled in and the shooting began you just know fewer people would have died...:thumb:
The reason Democrats are against guns is because for a government or institution to have control over a given society, society must be limited in power.
The consequences of this is clearly seen in events such as the Colorado shooting. A group of people completely defenseless against a madman.
None. This isn't about guns. This is about crazy and evil.I suppose I will address this, since it was obviously aimed at me (my own words being used).
I ask again. WHAT LAWS COULD HAVE POSSIBLY BEEN PASSED that would have prevented this terrible tragedy?
Well England, and most other 1st world countries for that matter, are far more cultured. Society in America is simply chopped and screwed, and so the current *falling backwards* of the conservative brand is, at least temporarily, doing more harm then good. Because America was always generally fixated on tooth and nail cowboy freedom, limiting such is an endeavor that doesn't roll over too well with it's social workings. That's why for over the past 50-60 years or so, America has had a gargantuan issue both 'crazies' like the Columbine shooting, DC sniper, etc. along with more permanent things like inner city gangs.