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It may not give someone control in all things, but it damn sure gives them some control over what happens to them. It gives them the ability to defend themselves instead of hiding in a closet and hoping the cops get there in time.
Uh, no. A gun in the house is 43 times more likely to kill someone in the house than a bad guy.
I've known three families who've had to bury members killed by that gun bought for protection.
Well then you hang around some dumbass people!
He paid his debt to society, how is this relevant today? I cannot believe any State Bar would let him practice unless he is proven rehabilitated.
I agree with the reasoning, until you run into an Ollie North, who had his conviction reversed: not because of guilt but because prosecution violated an immunity deal.
Would you believe Ollie when he raised his hand to tell Congress the truth, or if he had become a senator from VA and raised his hand in the other to swear.
Just cause a guy walked, does not mean you give him the benefit of the doubt later on.
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It may not give someone control in all things, but it damn sure gives them some control over what happens to them. It gives them the ability to defend themselves instead of hiding in a closet and hoping the cops get there in time.
Uh, no. A gun in the house is 43 times more likely to kill someone in the house than a bad guy.
I've known three families who've had to bury members killed by that gun bought for protection.
Well then you hang around some dumbass people!
Listen: a gun in the house endangers a family far more than protecting it.
I agree that people have the right to own guns, but unfortunately a lot of those folks are indifferent, or uncaring, or just stupid. They earn what they get.
He paid his debt to society, how is this relevant today? I cannot believe any State Bar would let him practice unless he is proven rehabilitated.
I agree with the reasoning, until you run into an Ollie North, who had his conviction reversed: not because of guilt but because prosecution violated an immunity deal.
Would you believe Ollie when he raised his hand to tell Congress the truth, or if he had become a senator from VA and raised his hand in the other to swear.
Just cause a guy walked, does not mean you give him the benefit of the doubt later on.
Actually it is you who give the politicians the benefit of the doubt, Lonstar_Logic.
Since Johnson and Nixon, they have all been liars.
It's such that Ollie, though, a Marine officer lied through his teeth to Congress.
But that's what we expect from far lefties and far righties, like you.
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Bullshit. That "study" you are quoting has been debunked so many times you should be embarrassed for quoting it.
I shot it down in this thread yesterday. Do try to keep up.
Were the funerals for people who accidently shot themselves?
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It may not give someone control in all things, but it damn sure gives them some control over what happens to them. It gives them the ability to defend themselves instead of hiding in a closet and hoping the cops get there in time.
Uh, no. A gun in the house is 43 times more likely to kill someone in the house than a bad guy.
I've known three families who've had to bury members killed by that gun bought for protection.
Well then you hang around some dumbass people!
So it is not entirely debunked.
The study needs to be updated.
You have lied through your teeth yet again, like your heroes North and Reagan, Lonestar.
Anybody who is not a far right reactionary is a liberal to you, Lonestar, which reveals that your brain is swiss cheese.
Kicking the far right and the far left in the teeth is not siding with Obama, except in your diseased mind.
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I figured you are an Obama Fluffer. You obviously have never faced a lethal confrontation on the street
I have-Turtle one-Mugger 3 (years in the penitentiary and 3 surgeries to put his stomach and rectum back in place)
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It may not give someone control in all things, but it damn sure gives them some control over what happens to them. It gives them the ability to defend themselves instead of hiding in a closet and hoping the cops get there in time.
Uh, no. A gun in the house is 43 times more likely to kill someone in the house than a bad guy.
I've known three families who've had to bury members killed by that gun bought for protection.
Well then you hang around some dumbass people!
Ah, you must be one of those "Compassionate Conservatives" we've hears so much about.
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Exactly. I had an intruder break into my home when I was a teenager and masturbated in my room while I was sleeping (he THOUGHT I was sleeping anyway). I don't think I've ever been so frightened and felt so helpless in my life, lying there in my bed with no way to defend myself.
Thankfully for me, it was just some pervy neighborhood kid and not a rapist or a murderer. If it had been, I would have been completely defenseless against him. However, if I had a weapon in my bedside drawer, there is the possibility that I could get to it at some point and use it on the bastard.
You have lied through your teeth yet again, like your heroes North and Reagan, Lonestar.
Anybody who is not a far right reactionary is a liberal to you, Lonestar, which reveals that your brain is swiss cheese.
Kicking the far right and the far left in the teeth is not siding with Obama, except in your diseased mind.
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Bullshit. That "study" you are quoting has been debunked so many times you should be embarrassed for quoting it.
I shot it down in this thread yesterday. Do try to keep up.
Were the funerals for people who accidently shot themselves?
you gun nuts are still shitting your pants over Kellerman, but none of you have ever debunked it.
Most your arguments are "No fair, he counted suicides" and my favorite, "Well, they were all darkies"!
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It may not give someone control in all things, but it damn sure gives them some control over what happens to them. It gives them the ability to defend themselves instead of hiding in a closet and hoping the cops get there in time.
Uh, no. A gun in the house is 43 times more likely to kill someone in the house than a bad guy.
I've known three families who've had to bury members killed by that gun bought for protection.
Well then you hang around some dumbass people!
Listen: a gun in the house endangers a family far more than protecting it.
I agree that people have the right to own guns, but unfortunately a lot of those folks are indifferent, or uncaring, or just stupid. They earn what they get.
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It may not give someone control in all things, but it damn sure gives them some control over what happens to them. It gives them the ability to defend themselves instead of hiding in a closet and hoping the cops get there in time.
Uh, no. A gun in the house is 43 times more likely to kill someone in the house than a bad guy.
I've known three families who've had to bury members killed by that gun bought for protection.
Well then you hang around some dumbass people!
Listen: a gun in the house endangers a family far more than protecting it.
I agree that people have the right to own guns, but unfortunately a lot of those folks are indifferent, or uncaring, or just stupid. They earn what they get.
How did the 3 people die?
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Exactly. I had an intruder break into my home when I was a teenager and masturbated in my room while I was sleeping (he THOUGHT I was sleeping anyway). I don't think I've ever been so frightened and felt so helpless in my life, lying there in my bed with no way to defend myself.
Thankfully for me, it was just some pervy neighborhood kid and not a rapist or a murderer. If it had been, I would have been completely defenseless against him. However, if I had a weapon in my bedside drawer, there is the possibility that I could get to it at some point and use it on the bastard.
And if you screamed, the kid would have probably jumped out the window in embarrassment.
If he had been a rapist, murderer, you'd have never gotten to a weapon.
