What happens when your gun rights are removed?

[NoTeaPartyPleez]

Schindlers List

When you have no gun rights, you cease to be a citizen and become a subject.

Or, see sigline.

We have gun rights.

Do you think the people of Japan are subjects?

There is no crime there. I spent 10 days in Tokyo and read the English version of their newspapers every day. Nada, nothing, zip. Their crime rate is so low it's ranked "0". That's right, zero.

 

[Darkwind]

Schindlers List

When you have no gun rights, you cease to be a citizen and become a subject.

Or, see sigline.

How EVER did previous and ancient civilizations, which easily eclipse ours by hundreds of years and some thousands of years, EVER survive as long as they did without guns?

The ancient Greeks were subjects, not citizens. So were the Persians and Sumerians, too. All just fodder for the state. The Brits rose to be the most powerful empire on earth and yet its citizens did not possess weapons. However did all this happen?????

Wow, really?

How did those civilizations turn out for the ordinary citizen?

Wow.

 

[rdean]

Schindlers List

Why worry about something so ******* stupid that's never going to happen?

Pathetic.

Major Garrett: Obama has expanded, not reduced gun rights - CBS News

Ever notice how much turds stink? Now that's a REAL problem.

 

[Darkwind]

Schindlers List

When you have no gun rights, you cease to be a citizen and become a subject.

Or, see sigline.

We have gun rights.

Do you think the people of Japan are subjects?

In fact, they are.

 

[Darkwind]

When you have no gun rights, you cease to be a citizen and become a subject.

Or, see sigline.

We have gun rights.

Do you think the people of Japan are subjects?

There is no crime there. I spent 10 days in Tokyo and read the English version of their newspapers every day. Nada, nothing, zip. Their crime rate is so low it's ranked "0". That's right, zero.

What?

No crime in Japan?


Okay....welcome to the ignore list. You are simply not to be believed.

 

[NoTeaPartyPleez]

If it makes Gramps feel any better, I would rather give him a gun than some of the crazy ***** on here who actually have arsenals in their basements.

I grew up with an arsenal in my basement. When I was a teenager and my parents would leave town I was a nervous wreck worrying that someone was going to try to break in and try to steal the guns, because where I lived it was a small town and everyone knew everyone's business. When I was 14 I walked down into the basement while my brother was working on a hunting rifle. I startled him, he didn't hear me coming down the stairs, and he whipped around and pointed that ******* thing in my face. I could easily be a statistic instead of posting on this board.

To this day my father, who is 93, gets around with a walker but he stills packs a gun everywhere he goes. He was involved in a civil lawsuit recently, and wrote a letter to the opposing party threatening to blow their heads off. The judge who presided over the case called a mistrial and my Dad lost his case. Gun nuts are crazy and their ******* toys need to be adjusted by regulation and registration. Period, the end.

You live a rich fantasy life.

Ha. Idiot. Who do you think is standing behind the tables at guns shows? Just gun store owners? You're the one living in a fantasy.

 

[NoTeaPartyPleez]

When you have no gun rights, you cease to be a citizen and become a subject.

Or, see sigline.

How EVER did previous and ancient civilizations, which easily eclipse ours by hundreds of years and some thousands of years, EVER survive as long as they did without guns?

The ancient Greeks were subjects, not citizens. So were the Persians and Sumerians, too. All just fodder for the state. The Brits rose to be the most powerful empire on earth and yet its citizens did not possess weapons. However did all this happen?????

Wow, really?

How did those civilizations turn out for the ordinary citizen?

Wow.

You're saying without guns people are mere subjects of the state. So why don't you explain how these civilizations prospered without guns in every hut, cabin, or thatch-roofed cottage?

You stated the premise and now you're stuck proving it. History makes you look like the idiot that you are.

 

[NoTeaPartyPleez]

We have gun rights.

Do you think the people of Japan are subjects?

There is no crime there. I spent 10 days in Tokyo and read the English version of their newspapers every day. Nada, nothing, zip. Their crime rate is so low it's ranked "0". That's right, zero.

What?

No crime in Japan?


Okay....welcome to the ignore list. You are simply not to be believed.

THere was no crime reported when I was there. But for your edification, check this out and then go back to YOUR fantasy world, pal.

The Japan lesson: Can America learn from the country that has almost zero gun deaths?
The Japan lesson: Can America learn from the country that has almost zero gun deaths?

On Friday, 27 Americans, including 18 children, joined the casualties making up the highest gun-related death rate in the developed world. Those who died Friday at Sandy Hook Elementary School are, statistically speaking, a drop in the bucket. So was the .223-caliber rifle that killed them. The United States of America has the highest rate of gun ownership in the world, followed by Yemen, where it is about half.

In July, after a horrific shooting at a Colorado movie theater, as journalists and others began asking whether America’s unique and extraordinary gun laws had anything to do with its unique and extraordinary rate of gun-related deaths, I looked into Japan’s gun laws in an article for TheAtlantic.com.

The contrast between the United States and Japan could not be starker. If the United States has the loosest gun laws in the developed world, then Japan has the strictest. Most guns are illegal, with onerous restrictions on the few that are legal. Police also have far broader search-and-seizure powers. But the country also has a remarkably low rate of firearm deaths. In 2008, when the United States experienced over 12,000 gun-related homicides, Japan had only 11, or fewer than half as many killed Friday in Newtown, Conn. That same year in the United States, 587 were killed just by accidental gun discharges. In 2006 in Japan, a nation of 128 million people, only two were killed by guns.

 

[Pete7469]

We have gun rights.

Do you think the people of Japan are subjects?

There is no crime there. I spent 10 days in Tokyo and read the English version of their newspapers every day. Nada, nothing, zip. Their crime rate is so low it's ranked "0". That's right, zero.

What?

No crime in Japan?


Okay....welcome to the ignore list. You are simply not to be believed.

She's incredibly stupid too.

 

[rdean]

There is no crime there. I spent 10 days in Tokyo and read the English version of their newspapers every day. Nada, nothing, zip. Their crime rate is so low it's ranked "0". That's right, zero.

What?

No crime in Japan?


Okay....welcome to the ignore list. You are simply not to be believed.

THere was no crime reported when I was there. But for your edification, check this out and then go back to YOUR fantasy world, pal.

The Japan lesson: Can America learn from the country that has almost zero gun deaths?
The Japan lesson: Can America learn from the country that has almost zero gun deaths?

On Friday, 27 Americans, including 18 children, joined the casualties making up the highest gun-related death rate in the developed world. Those who died Friday at Sandy Hook Elementary School are, statistically speaking, a drop in the bucket. So was the .223-caliber rifle that killed them. The United States of America has the highest rate of gun ownership in the world, followed by Yemen, where it is about half.

In July, after a horrific shooting at a Colorado movie theater, as journalists and others began asking whether America’s unique and extraordinary gun laws had anything to do with its unique and extraordinary rate of gun-related deaths, I looked into Japan’s gun laws in an article for TheAtlantic.com.

The contrast between the United States and Japan could not be starker. If the United States has the loosest gun laws in the developed world, then Japan has the strictest. Most guns are illegal, with onerous restrictions on the few that are legal. Police also have far broader search-and-seizure powers. But the country also has a remarkably low rate of firearm deaths. In 2008, when the United States experienced over 12,000 gun-related homicides, Japan had only 11, or fewer than half as many killed Friday in Newtown, Conn. That same year in the United States, 587 were killed just by accidental gun discharges. In 2006 in Japan, a nation of 128 million people, only two were killed by guns.

128 million people and in an entire year only 2 were killed from guns? Wow. Republicans will call you names because it wasn't zero.

 

[thereisnospoon]

Schindlers List

Not so sure.

 

[LoneLaugher]

Schindlers List

Not so sure.

Hiya coach! How ya doin'?

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

Grampa Murked appears to be drunk. Or else he can't type.

I type just fine. Dont like it cry more ******.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Grampa Murked appears to be drunk. Or else he can't type.

I type just fine. Dont like it cry more ******.

A thoughtful and intelligence response - well done, Gramps.

 

[rdean]

Grampa Murked appears to be drunk. Or else he can't type.

I type just fine. Dont like it cry more ******.

******?

What other words do you use? ******? ****? Chink? Help us to know the real you better.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

Grampa Murked appears to be drunk. Or else he can't type.

I type just fine. Dont like it cry more ******.

******?

What other words do you use? ******? ****? Chink? Help us to know the real you better.

I say alot of shit....did the truth just smack you in the face dick licker?

My bad

 

[Lakhota]

What happens when your gun rights are removed?

Schindlers List

Schindlers List? Are you suggesting that those pushing for reasonable gun control are planning to "exterminate" some Americans?

Another flaming hack thread making it sound like all guns and gun rights are being banned - which is NOT true!

 

[9thIDdoc]

What?

No crime in Japan?


Okay....welcome to the ignore list. You are simply not to be believed.

THere was no crime reported when I was there. But for your edification, check this out and then go back to YOUR fantasy world, pal.

The Japan lesson: Can America learn from the country that has almost zero gun deaths?
The Japan lesson: Can America learn from the country that has almost zero gun deaths?

On Friday, 27 Americans, including 18 children, joined the casualties making up the highest gun-related death rate in the developed world. Those who died Friday at Sandy Hook Elementary School are, statistically speaking, a drop in the bucket. So was the .223-caliber rifle that killed them. The United States of America has the highest rate of gun ownership in the world, followed by Yemen, where it is about half.

In July, after a horrific shooting at a Colorado movie theater, as journalists and others began asking whether America’s unique and extraordinary gun laws had anything to do with its unique and extraordinary rate of gun-related deaths, I looked into Japan’s gun laws in an article for TheAtlantic.com.

The contrast between the United States and Japan could not be starker. If the United States has the loosest gun laws in the developed world, then Japan has the strictest. Most guns are illegal, with onerous restrictions on the few that are legal. Police also have far broader search-and-seizure powers. But the country also has a remarkably low rate of firearm deaths. In 2008, when the United States experienced over 12,000 gun-related homicides, Japan had only 11, or fewer than half as many killed Friday in Newtown, Conn. That same year in the United States, 587 were killed just by accidental gun discharges. In 2006 in Japan, a nation of 128 million people, only two were killed by guns.

128 million people and in an entire year only 2 were killed from guns? Wow. Republicans will call you names because it wasn't zero.

Great example of cherry picking. Guns are only one instrument used in violent crime but there is only the one comparison. What about good old-fashioned ax murders?

 

[jon_berzerk]

What happens when your gun rights are removed?

Schindlers List

Schindlers List? Are you suggesting that those pushing for reasonable gun control are planning to "exterminate" some Americans?

Another flaming hack thread making it sound like all guns and gun rights are being banned - which is NOT true!

he could have said

The Indian Removal Act

 

[9thIDdoc]

Another flaming hack thread making it sound like all guns and gun rights are being banned - which is NOT true!

Your inability to comprehend is not his fault. The banning of ANY guns or gun rights is unacceptable except by due process in individual cases.