Why don't you just come right out and say it, Simon?
It's not necessarily guns that you don't like, it's America as a whole. Just have the balls to say it. You don't like America or its people.
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Why don't you just come right out and say it, Simon?
It's not necessarily guns that you don't like, it's America as a whole. Just have the balls to say it. You don't like America or its people.
Yes, I agree - your society is the problem but I see no way to fix that and no hope for it and in the short term, making dangerous* guns less accessible can only help. Heck, if 10 kids were killed instead of 20, things are still fucked up but ... well, it's a start.
* I know all guns are dangerous, before anyone catches that!
Do some research on Australia and how removing guns from citizens has worked out for them.
It has worked out o.k. We haven't had a mass shooting since 1996, when the strict gun control laws were passed and the gun amnesty and buy-back occurred.
Simon, can I ask why you locked my thread?
I'm not a Republican, BTW. Far, far from it. I'm actually more of a libertarian, if you have to pigeon hole me.
Again, I ask why you felt that my thread should be locked?
BTW: Don't you think it's a bit arrogant to set yourself up as speaking for the nation and everyone in it? Who put you in control? Why does disagreeing with YOUR opinion make me anti American.
When I read 'you hate America' I always hear it in the Mary Decker (?) 'Zola Bud tripped me' whiney voice. It's lame.
Not a "lack of argument", Simon. A very valid question that you seem to only want to deflect with more aggressive statements. You call us "idiots" and "clowns" but no, you "care about us and don't want to see us kill each other". Pffft. Riiiight.
: Don't you think it's a but arrogant to set yourself up as speaking for the nation and everyone in it? Who put you in control?
Are you talking to me?? If so, please provide an example of where I claim to represent the country.
It just looked like a copy-paste-fest and I didn't see the need for a separate topic.
Honestly, I know you think I'm just trying to rile you. I'm honestly not. I just can't comprehend why everyone in America isn't saying 'heck, this has gotten away from us, how the heck did we get to here? Let's make some change happen'.
How can the right to own a gun supercede the right to a safe and civil society for anyone?
Talking to American's about gun-control reminds me so much of trying to convince Witnesses of the real truth. You cannot get past a level of indoctrination. Sorry to use that word, I know you'll take it as an insult but that is what it feels like from my side.
Also, sorry for getting out of sync with the posts - I was trying to type on my tablet and battling the auto-correct.