An amazing case for reducing gun ownership in America

espola said:
Colombia? Or did you mean Columbia University? If you have a point, just state it - we already have one riddler in the forum.
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Had no idea what he meant about Columbia...maybe because it's in Harlem? His Kurds=Americans analogy was an extremely well-reasoned argument in favor of guns, however. I think overall his refutation of my post really shot me down...get it?
 
xav10 said:
Had no idea what he meant about Columbia...maybe because it's in Harlem? His Kurds=Americans analogy was an extremely well-reasoned argument in favor of guns, however. I think overall his refutation of my post really shot me down...get it?
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Iraqi Kurds, Iranian Kurds, Syrian Kurds, or Turkish Kurds?
 
xav10 said:
Nobody seriously makes an argument that guns keep us free from tyranny. Those that do should powder their wigs and clean their muskets and not pretend to debate current affairs. They are too stupid.
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That remark is precisely why we need the Freedom of Choice.....
You would be the first to give up your Freedom.
 
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xav10 said:
I get it. You ask because the US citizens are like the Kurds and the US military is like which now? Grow up. Or give me some of whatever you're on, so I can hallucinate about taking my gun and overthrowing the US military with my buddies.
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You don't get shit. I point out that given the opportunity, people being people and history being what it is, our forefathers realized that the best and last defense against a tyrannical government is an armed populace.
To think otherwise is naive at best. Trusting that our government will always do the right thing is just plain stupid...
Run along now, grab your gun and turn it over so you'll feel safer.
 
xav10 said:
Had no idea what he meant about Columbia...maybe because it's in Harlem? His Kurds=Americans analogy was an extremely well-reasoned argument in favor of guns, however. I think overall his refutation of my post really shot me down...get it?
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Sorry, about that.
That's my bad, I said Colombia and I meant Venezuela, my point is...
The government -Nicolas Maduro - banned private ownership of guns in 2012...the government has run the country into the ground.
Now the government is arming supporters five years after Venezuela’s socialist regime outlawed the commercial sale and civilian ownership of firearms.
As protests and civil unrest increase in Venezuela, Maduro has created a landscape where civilians are disarmed but his supporters are not.
But you already know all this....
 
Lion Eyes said:
Sorry, about that.
That's my bad, I said Colombia and I meant Venezuela, my point is...
The government -Nicolas Maduro - banned private ownership of guns in 2012...the government has run the country into the ground.
Now the government is arming supporters five years after Venezuela’s socialist regime outlawed the commercial sale and civilian ownership of firearms.
As protests and civil unrest increase in Venezuela, Maduro has created a landscape where civilians are disarmed but his supporters are not.
But you already know all this....
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There are plenty of examples of Countries who have very strict gun laws and are not corrupt Dictatorships like Venezuela. UK, Japan, Australia, all seem to be fine with no guns.

I did find that pic of the Indians giving up their guns to be very relevant though.
 
Lion Eyes said:
Sorry, about that.
That's my bad, I said Colombia and I meant Venezuela, my point is...
The government -Nicolas Maduro - banned private ownership of guns in 2012...the government has run the country into the ground.
Now the government is arming supporters five years after Venezuela’s socialist regime outlawed the commercial sale and civilian ownership of firearms.
As protests and civil unrest increase in Venezuela, Maduro has created a landscape where civilians are disarmed but his supporters are not.
But you already know all this....
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You said Columbia, actually.
 
Wez said:
There are plenty of examples of Countries who have very strict gun laws and are not corrupt Dictatorships like Venezuela. UK, Japan, Australia, all seem to be fine with no guns.

I did find that pic of the Indians giving up their guns to be very relevant though.
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Then get to steppin, bitch.
So you approve the picture of the Indians, I bet you just made his day.
 
Wez said:
There are plenty of examples of Countries who have very strict gun laws and are not corrupt Dictatorships like Venezuela. UK, Japan, Australia, all seem to be fine with no guns.

I did find that pic of the Indians giving up their guns to be very relevant though.
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Venezuela seemed to be fine too...
Regarding the Native American's it made a point, perhaps lost on you.
History's relevance is no doubt lost on you.

You're gonna have to change the second Amendment to the Constitution....good luck with that.
 
Lion Eyes said:
Regarding the Native American's it made a point, perhaps lost on you.
History's relevance is no doubt lost on you.
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Lol, amazing. Even when I'm agreeing with you, you choose not to understand or agree.

I should just use reverse psychology on you and I could get you to agree with me on everything.
 
Wez said:
Lol, amazing. Even when I'm agreeing with you, you choose not to understand or agree.

I should just use reverse psychology on you and I could get you to agree with me on everything.
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It seemed to drip with sarcasm... glad we agree... excuse my rudeness.
 
espola said:
No you don't - just adhere to what is written, and ignore what the NRA wants.
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Thank you for your opinion Magoo, unfortunately there are many who want to take away guns and/or make it impossible to buy new ones or restrict access to ammo, etc....
Have a nice day.
 
Lion Eyes said:
Thank you for your opinion Magoo, unfortunately there are many who want to take away guns and/or make it impossible to buy new ones or restrict access to ammo, etc....
Have a nice day.
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Is the "many" a majority? My impression is that most people just want to close up the irrational loopholes.
 
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