CDZ The best strategy, disarming law abiding gun owners, or keeping criminals locked up.

Over 18.6 million people now carry guns for self defense......and our gun murder rate went down 49%, our gun crime rate went down 75%, our violent crime rate went down 72%....

Again, not interested in your dubious figures, Guy. Gun Murder rates hit a high in 2017.


Wrong...after obama attacked the police using Black Lives Matter, the ACLU and the Department of Justice, police stopped pro-active techniques....now that he is gone, and Trump supports the police, the gun murder rate went down again......it was only during obama's attack that the murder rate ticked up, now it is going back down.
 
It is interesting how defensive he became when we talked about booze.....

I thought that you didn't like personal attacks in the CDZ, Tiny Guy.

Here's my point about alcohol... yes, if you drink your whole life, you'll probably die a little bit sooner than if you don't...

Which is why you shouldn't.

That's a lot different than being a victim of crime because the National Rampage Association has flooded our streets with guns.

If the Alcohol industry acted like the gun industry, it would be going around Skid Row giving out cases of Mad Dog 20/20 and car keys, and then limit the ability of the cops to do anything about it.
 
Wrong...after obama attacked the police using Black Lives Matter, the ACLU and the Department of Justice, police stopped pro-active techniques....now that he is gone, and Trump supports the police, the gun murder rate went down again......it was only during obama's attack that the murder rate ticked up, now it is going back down.

Actually, 2017 was higher than 2016, and we don't have good figures yet for 2018.

Nobody "attacked" the Police. Sorry, saying, "Don't shoot that black kid when he's got his hands up" is not an attack, it's a valid question.
 
It is interesting how defensive he became when we talked about booze.....

I thought that you didn't like personal attacks in the CDZ, Tiny Guy.

Here's my point about alcohol... yes, if you drink your whole life, you'll probably die a little bit sooner than if you don't...

Which is why you shouldn't.

That's a lot different than being a victim of crime because the National Rampage Association has flooded our streets with guns.

If the Alcohol industry acted like the gun industry, it would be going around Skid Row giving out cases of Mad Dog 20/20 and car keys, and then limit the ability of the cops to do anything about it.
The gun industry never gave me a gun and every time I ever bought a gun the guy who owned the store had to ask the government if I was eligible to buy a gun.

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Under Obama lawlessness was considered OK. The thug mentality was supported, and the police stopped caring. Democrats support the criminals.
 
And you have a 99.997 percent chance of not getting murdered by a person with a gun

And if I lived in a country which banned guns, I'd have a 100% change of not being murdered by a gun.
. 003 percent increase

Might as well be zero

And don't forget that even where guns are banned people still get shot

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Wrong...after obama attacked the police using Black Lives Matter, the ACLU and the Department of Justice, police stopped pro-active techniques....now that he is gone, and Trump supports the police, the gun murder rate went down again......it was only during obama's attack that the murder rate ticked up, now it is going back down.

Actually, 2017 was higher than 2016, and we don't have good figures yet for 2018.

Nobody "attacked" the Police. Sorry, saying, "Don't shoot that black kid when he's got his hands up" is not an attack, it's a valid question.


we do have figures for 2018....and they are lower than 2017.....the Ferguson Effect is receding......

Expanded Homicide Data Table 8

2018...

Gun murder.....

2018........10,265

2017...11,006

2016, 10,372
 
Another story about releasing violent gun offenders is in the press today. This time, it is Washington D.C. complaining about the policy of releasing violent, repeat gun offenders over and over again. This policy is in place in the major cities....including Detroit, D.C., Baltimore, Chicago, St. Louis.....all of the places where there are a lot of gun crimes and murders. New York, which had better policies in place after Rudy Guilliani, is now going back to those same policies....catch and release of violent gun offenders.

So...My strategy is simple...keep violent gun criminals locked up in jail....this worked in the past, it works now. Can someone on the other side explain how releasing repeat gun criminals will lower the gun crime rate?
The thread premise is a lie – no jurisdiction has as its official, sanctioned policy to release offenders who commit crimes with guns.
 
Another story about releasing violent gun offenders is in the press today. This time, it is Washington D.C. complaining about the policy of releasing violent, repeat gun offenders over and over again. This policy is in place in the major cities....including Detroit, D.C., Baltimore, Chicago, St. Louis.....all of the places where there are a lot of gun crimes and murders. New York, which had better policies in place after Rudy Guilliani, is now going back to those same policies....catch and release of violent gun offenders.

So...My strategy is simple...keep violent gun criminals locked up in jail....this worked in the past, it works now. Can someone on the other side explain how releasing repeat gun criminals will lower the gun crime rate?
The thread premise is a lie – no jurisdiction has as its official, sanctioned policy to release offenders who commit crimes with guns.


I have posted stories from major cities where this is the policy......you don't know what you are talking about....

Shoplifting soars as prosecutors back off

The increase comes as Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx makes a public effort to back away from retail theft prosecutions. Attorneys in Foxx’s office are instructed to not pursue felony charges against shoplifting suspects unless the value of the pilfered merchandise exceeds $1,000. That’s three times the $300 felony threshold set by state law.

Since Foxx was elected in March 2016, retail theft reports are up 20% across the city. Along the posh Rush Street shopping district, reported incidents have more than doubled. And on State Street, famed in movie and song for its shopping opportunities, retail theft cases are up 32%.

California Democrats hate the gun, not the gunman – Orange County Register

Now that Democrats have supermajorities in the California state Legislature, they’ve rolled into Sacramento with a zest for lowering the state’s prison population and have interpreted St. Augustine’s words of wisdom to mean, “Hate the gun, not the gunman.”

I say this because, once they finally took a break from preaching about the benefits of stricter gun control, the state Senate voted to loosen sentencing guidelines for criminals convicted of gun crimes.

Currently, California law requires anyone who uses a gun while committing a felony to have their sentence increased by 10 years or more in prison — on top of the normal criminal penalty. If enacted, Senate Bill 620 would eliminate that mandate.

The bill, which passed on a 22-14 party-line vote, with support only from Democrats, now heads to the state Assembly for consideration.

Republicans and the National Rifle Association have vowed to campaign against it.

Why have Democrats suddenly developed a soft spot for criminals convicted of gun crimes? The bill’s author, state Sen. Steve Bradford, D-Gardena, says that he was motivated to write the bill after a 17-year-old riding in a car involved in a drive-by shooting was sentenced to 25 years in prison, even though he claims that he wasn’t the one who pulled the trigger.

and for all those anti-gunners who want to know where criminals get guns....well...this law lowers the prison time for those who give guns to criminals.....

Why is that?

Prop. 57, for example, very deceptively and fundamentally changed the definition of what constitutes a “non-violent” offense.


supplying a firearm to a gang member,

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felon obtaining a firearm,

discharging a firearm on school grounds
 
A mixture of harsher sentences for gun crimes and much more invasive background checks is needed. Neither of which disarm anyone.


Incorrect.....invasive background checks violate several Rights, the 2nd, the 4th, and the 5th at a minimum....also, the only reason to have invasive background checks is to later demand gun registration.

We currently have all the laws we need to arrest and imprison criminals who use guns illegally.......background checks that track private gun ownership are no different than requiring people to state who they vote for. The Secret Ballot is used to protect people from persecution.....gun ownership can be attacked when gun ownership is known by the government....
Wrong – this is also a lie.

The Supreme Court has never ruled on the Constitutionality of background checks – background checks violate no rights.

And the lower courts have held that UBCs are likewise Constitutional.
 
A mixture of harsher sentences for gun crimes and much more invasive background checks is needed. Neither of which disarm anyone.


Incorrect.....invasive background checks violate several Rights, the 2nd, the 4th, and the 5th at a minimum....also, the only reason to have invasive background checks is to later demand gun registration.

We currently have all the laws we need to arrest and imprison criminals who use guns illegally.......background checks that track private gun ownership are no different than requiring people to state who they vote for. The Secret Ballot is used to protect people from persecution.....gun ownership can be attacked when gun ownership is known by the government....
Wrong – this is also a lie.

The Supreme Court has never ruled on the Constitutionality of background checks – background checks violate no rights.

And the lower courts have held that UBCs are likewise Constitutional.


Yes...they do.....just apply Background checks to voting and see what happens. The lower courts are ignoring current, 2nd Amendment Jurisprudence...... they ignore the Supreme Court rulings in Miller, Caetano, Heller, MacDonald, Murdock and Scalia's writings in Friedman...
 
A mixture of harsher sentences for gun crimes and much more invasive background checks is needed. Neither of which disarm anyone.

Background checks have proven to be as worthless as tits on a boar hog. They are an invasion of privacy; they make a mockery of the Fourth Amendment and do not stop crime.

I could offer something much better without the cost and no gun control. The solution, however, doesn't fit on a bumper sticker.

Background checks have kept weapons away from 1.8 million people who shouldn’t have had the guns. They work as well as they can; which is why we need to strengthen them.


That number is a lie.....

At Townhall: When Democrats Push For Universal Background Checks, The Danger Of A National Gun Registry Looms - Crime Prevention Research Center

One talking point we’ll likely hear many times in the next few weeks: Background checks have stopped 3.5 million dangerous or prohibited people from buying guns. That is simply false.

There have been 3.5 million initial denials, but at least 96% and probably over 99%, of those denials are mistakes. The system relies largely on identifying phonetically similar names, causing false positives that overwhelmingly discriminate against poor and middle-income blacks and Hispanics. It’s one thing to stop a felon from buying a gun. But it’s quite another to stop someone from getting a gun because their name resembles a felon’s.

If politicians want background checks to stop criminals from getting guns, rather than create headline-driving, racially-biased false-positives, there is a simple fix: require that the government does background checks in the same way that the government forces private companies to do background checks on employees – make them use all the information available, including exact names and birthdates.

In New York City and Washington, D.C., background checks on private gun transfers cost at least $125. These costs present a genuine obstacle to poor people living in high-crime, urban areas. The law-abiding potential victims of violent crimes are the least able to afford these costs. Gang members won’t pay them. Democrats who think that voter ID laws are unfairly onerous for poor minorities ought to appreciate the obstacles presented by background check fees. . . . .


I got denied once based upon a 1976 arrest. I had to get county employees to dig in archives records to come up with the judge's dismissal of the charges at the initial hearing. Sorry libs, denials do not affect just criminals, they hurt the law abiding and waste a lot of taxpayer dollars enforcing an unconstitutional law.
And another dishonest rightist chimes in with a ridiculous lie.

Again, background checks are not un-Constitutional – the fact that you were afforded due process the consequence of your denial is proof of that.
 
Another story about releasing violent gun offenders is in the press today. This time, it is Washington D.C. complaining about the policy of releasing violent, repeat gun offenders over and over again. This policy is in place in the major cities....including Detroit, D.C., Baltimore, Chicago, St. Louis.....all of the places where there are a lot of gun crimes and murders. New York, which had better policies in place after Rudy Guilliani, is now going back to those same policies....catch and release of violent gun offenders.

So...My strategy is simple...keep violent gun criminals locked up in jail....this worked in the past, it works now. Can someone on the other side explain how releasing repeat gun criminals will lower the gun crime rate?
The thread premise is a lie – no jurisdiction has as its official, sanctioned policy to release offenders who commit crimes with guns.
^^
Another Clayton lie.
 
. 003 percent increase

Might as well be zero

And don't forget that even where guns are banned people still get shot

A lot less often, that's the point.

we do have figures for 2018....

No, we've already established those figures are incomplete and bullshit.

The real number for 2017 was 14,500, a new all time high. 2018 will probably be higher... maybe lower. Doesn't matter.

IT'S STILL TOO HIGH COMPARED TO OTHER INDUSTRIALIZED NATIONS.

We pay a very high price for your fetish.
 
. 003 percent increase

Might as well be zero

And don't forget that even where guns are banned people still get shot

A lot less often, that's the point.

we do have figures for 2018....

No, we've already established those figures are incomplete and bullshit.

The real number for 2017 was 14,500, a new all time high. 2018 will probably be higher... maybe lower. Doesn't matter.

IT'S STILL TOO HIGH COMPARED TO OTHER INDUSTRIALIZED NATIONS.

We pay a very high price for your fetish.


Wrong....FBI number is 10,265.....of those 70-80% or more of the victims are criminals.....

Americans use their legal guns 1.1 million times a year to stop criminals and save lives...according to the vaunted CDC......

You don't know what you are talking about.
 
. 003 percent increase

Might as well be zero

And don't forget that even where guns are banned people still get shot

A lot less often, that's the point.

we do have figures for 2018....

No, we've already established those figures are incomplete and bullshit.

The real number for 2017 was 14,500, a new all time high. 2018 will probably be higher... maybe lower. Doesn't matter.

IT'S STILL TOO HIGH COMPARED TO OTHER INDUSTRIALIZED NATIONS.

We pay a very high price for your fetish.
You wouldn't even notice a. 003 percent drop in the odds

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