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I guess it was about as intelligent as your little report on America
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It's not like bad things don't happen in other places, you can't call us f*cked up because a shooting happened to take place here. It could have happened anywhere, including the United Kingdom.
Additionally, what's wrong with feeling like we're #1? Even if we aren't, who cares?
I'm not even sure why people sit there and debate gun control issues, someone will always have a gun, and someone will always die from a gun. Even if you destroyed each and every gun on the face of the Earth, someone would build one the very next day.
Alot of this relates to culture, I've taken a few criminology courses in my day and this is a common issue. I believe I remember the Japanese have a simple common attitude that if you carry a gun, you're not man enough to physically fight? If this is not true, I hope someone corrects this.
My roommate writes a collumn for a local newspaper that advocated conceal and carry on our local college campus with the argument that school shootings wouldn't occur on the basis that everyone is carrying a weapon. I disagree with him very strongly on this issue and when confronted by him requesting a better solution, I told him that I honestly have no viable solution. I then explained to him that I do not have to have a correct answer to a problem to know that other solutions are incorrect.
I do advocate gun control in public places, but at the same time I keep a remington 12 gauge pump action in a safe in my basement because I do believe in protecting what is mine.
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>What an intelligent retort.
I guess it was about as intelligent as your little report on America
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> No offence, but your country is f*cked up
It's not like bad things don't happen in other places, you can't call us f*cked up because a shooting happened to take place here. It could have happened anywhere, including the United Kingdom.
Additionally, what's wrong with feeling like we're #1? Even if we aren't, who cares?
I'm not even sure why people sit there and debate gun control issues, someone will always have a gun, and someone will always die from a gun. Even if you destroyed each and every gun on the face of the Earth, someone would build one the very next day.
Alot of this relates to culture, I've taken a few criminology courses in my day and this is a common issue. I believe I remember the Japanese have a simple common attitude that if you carry a gun, you're not man enough to physically fight? If this is not true, I hope someone corrects this.
My roommate writes a collumn for a local newspaper that advocated conceal and carry on our local college campus with the argument that school shootings wouldn't occur on the basis that everyone is carrying a weapon. I disagree with him very strongly on this issue and when confronted by him requesting a better solution, I told him that I honestly have no viable solution. I then explained to him that I do not have to have a correct answer to a problem to know that other solutions are incorrect.
I do advocate gun control in public places, but at the same time I keep a remington 12 gauge pump action in a safe in my basement because I do believe in protecting what is mine.
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