I figured out how to Make every one happy in this Scenario of "School Shootings" and it uses a Favored tactic of the Left. Its SEGREGATION!
All we have to do is SEGREGATE the Schools. We have classes that have Armed Security protecting those students whose parents ok it. And in the other classes we have them put up those NO Guns Signs to protect the FEE FEE's of the Fascist Snowflakes.
That way EVERY BODY is happy!
Man this is a Great Idea!!!!!
Originally posted by Surtur
And yet retards make the comparison nonetheless. Why is it that, do you personally feel?
What comparison? Between AR's and hunting? People bring it up to point out that since you don't use an AR to hunt the only other practical use you'd have for it is to kill people. Obviously.
Originally posted by Nephthys
What comparison? Between AR's and hunting? People bring it up to point out that since you don't use an AR to hunt the only other practical use you'd have for it is to kill people. Obviously.
The term AR is being misrepresented here, an assault rifle would have a select fire switch. The AR-15 doesn't have a select fire switch (read auto fire) not to mention AR stands for Armalite, the company that introduced the guns made for soldiers in the late 60's I believe.
That said I do find it comical when people explain that they need an ar-15 to hunt with and it's huge magazine capacity. Hunting deer require red dot sights, laser aim, foregrip and 30 rounds per magazine to bring it down and let's not forget their bump stocks too.
I love how Chris Cuomo pushes fake news, gets called out, pulls the SAME strategy dembeciles here do lol. Love it.
If you need a reminder to the strategy cucks here use, example: someone dares point out there weren't 18 school shootings this year, cuck response "well gee, then any shootings we DID have are A okay!".
You'll see where Cuomo does the same:
Chris Cuomo slammed for pushing ‘fake news’ about gun laws – here’s what he said
"Cuomo retweeted a headline from an article where a 20-year-old with an expired license claimed to be able to buy an AR-15 at a gun store.
But the story was inaccurate because the man didn’t buy the gun, he changed his mind before going through the background check.
“Two days after the worst mass shooting in American history,” he wrote, “and my local gun shop in Virginia showed no hesitation in selling me an AR-15.”
“In fact, they really wanted me to buy it,” he said. “And I was only there for five minutes.”
But later he admitted he didn’t buy the gun, and therefore didn’t go through the background check.
“After he walked me through the paperwork, all five pages of it, I told him I changed my mind and wanted to think more before I bought an AR-15. He told me it wasn’t a problem and listed the store hours if I wanted to come back. I then said thank you and walked back to my car.”
LOL! It gets better, Cuomo responds the way only a leftist can after being called out:
“Lying? Look if you want to fight against background checks, make the case,” Cuomo responded. “Whether it is calling the kids actors or LYING about how no laws could stop the shootings…that is the bs to call out. 97% of people want better checks. Why fight that?”
Notice the "if you want to fight against background checks".
This is how these people work lol. In his mind, correcting this lie was the same as saying you don't want better background checks. How is this man still employed, after the way he doubled down on this lie?
The logic is: it's irrelevant if I lied, we need better background checks. Lol. Same people who whine over Trump giving the incorrect audience size. Same people.
‘Kill the NRA’ billboard by anti-Trump group appears in Louisville
If the NRA didn't want stricter gun laws before...surely it does now.
Originally posted by dadudemon
I just looked it up. Australia really does have a f*ck ton of guns. He was right. You were wrong.They are #20 on the list. Australia has 1/4 the number of guns per capita that the US does. 24 guns for every 100 people. That's a f*ck ton.
I'm not, nor do I want to, compare back & forth statistics to prove that either one is right or wrong...that's not my style or interest in debating the issue of gun control or the lack off.
I looked up the various articles too & a lot can be contradictory, depending on the source, depending on the agenda...so once again it's pointless throwing percentages & stats at each other.
The one thing I did come across was that about 30 000 firearms are imported into Australia every year. Mostly supplying both law enforcement & the military so 24 guns for every 100 people is a feasible number.
I'm just trying to say the average Australian does not resent not being able to readily & easily own a gun. The average Australian is grateful that gun violence isn't a factor in their daily lives. The average Australian can take their kids to school (or the park or the movies) & not worry about a crazed gunman.
Personally, I've lived in the inner city for over 20 years. I'm surrounded by housing commission developments where crime & drugs are rampant. I've worked in the red light district for several years on the night shift & never once have I ever come across someone with a firearm or known any one to be threatened by one.
I've been burgled 3 times in 3 different locations. The police were prompt & professional. The real estate paid & installed better security in all three instances. My insurance policy compensated nicely for everything that was stolen. Never once did I think a gun was needed to protect mine or my own.
I'm just trying to say there is crime & violence in Australia but the least of my worries is my son or his classmates getting shot at school.
I have faith in our strict laws towards gun control.
Mass shootings, every day gun related crime & deaths should not be considered either common or acceptable in any society.
Originally posted by Esau CairnDid you enjoy the rise in your premiums after making those claims?
I'm not, nor do I want to, compare back & forth statistics to prove that either one is right or wrong...that's not my style or interest in debating the issue of gun control or the lack off.I looked up the various articles too & a lot can be contradictory, depending on the source, depending on the agenda...so once again it's pointless throwing percentages & stats at each other.
The one thing I did come across was that about 30 000 firearms are imported into Australia every year. Mostly supplying both law enforcement & the military so 24 guns for every 100 people is a feasible number.
I'm just trying to say the average Australian does not resent not being able to readily & easily own a gun. The average Australian is grateful that gun violence isn't a factor in their daily lives. The average Australian can take their kids to school (or the park or the movies) & not worry about a crazed gunman.
Personally, I've lived in the inner city for over 20 years. I'm surrounded by housing commission developments where crime & drugs are rampant. I've worked in the red light district for several years on the night shift & never once have I ever come across someone with a firearm or known any one to be threatened by one.
I've been burgled 3 times in 3 different locations. The police were prompt & professional. The real estate paid & installed better security in all three instances. My insurance policy compensated nicely for everything that was stolen. Never once did I think a gun was needed to protect mine or my own.
I'm just trying to say there is crime & violence in Australia but the least of my worries is my son or his classmates getting shot at school.
I have faith in our strict laws towards gun control.
Mass shootings, every day gun related crime & deaths should not be considered either common or acceptable in any society.
I can provide data showing that gun-related crime in the US decreased significantly in the 90's when gun manufacturing/sales doubled.
Originally posted by Kurk
I can provide data showing that gun-related crime in the US decreased significantly in the 90's when gun manufacturing/sales doubled.
The 90's was when the assault rifle ban (AWB) happened, ergo, banning assault rifles decreases gun-crime. Good job, Kurk, knew you had it in you 👆
Originally posted by Nephthys
Wait, assault rifles were banned but you guys repealed that?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Assault_Weapons_Ban
Expired in Sept 2004 and was not renewed.
Good thing, cos now I can use my Yugo M70 semi-auto "sports rifle" to go sports hunting some quail or something.
Originally posted by Kurk
Did you enjoy the rise in your premiums after making those claims?
Is this really the only logical stance you want to make against stricter gun control laws?
And you know what..here in Australia, paying for insurance policies is tax deductible & also gives you a better credit rating.
Originally posted by Robtard
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Assault_Weapons_BanExpired in Sept 2004 and was not renewed.
Good thing, cos now I can use my Yugo M70 semi-auto "sports rifle" to go sports hunting some quail or something.
Almost Any weapon besides single shot bolt action, powder weapons and revolvers are considered semiautomatic