Thread: Violence

Been following this guy for a while, and this recent video is brilliant.

Good video. I didnt learn anything new from it but we should force our reps to watch it. If need be by use of violence.

Good video, but he shouldn't have not mentioned actual specific stats at the end.

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It's nonsense. The logic or motives he speaks of can't be legislated away. He's just describing human nature and acting as if he has stumbled onto something brilliant.

This video is just a diversionary tool for the NRA.

Originally Posted by triggerhappy2005

It's nonsense. The logic or motives he speaks of can't be legislated away. He's just describing human nature and acting as if he has stumbled onto something brilliant.

This video is just a diversionary tool for the NRA.

LOL Yeah sure that's what it is.

Oh except this:



Yeah I don't think so.

Aaaaaaaaand Trigger has purposely missed the point......shocker. Intelectual honesty at its finest.

Tell us Trigger, how logic is involved when the people you root for introduce legislation against AR-15s and 30 round clips every time they aren't involved in whatever tragic event they are kidnapping to further their adgenda. Tell us why they don't address the cause of all of these tragedies. Are we to believe that they are the fault of the guns themselves?

Do we thank the hammer that built our garage? Or the guy who swung it?

Originally Posted by dex71

Aaaaaaaaand Trigger has purposely missed the point......shocker. Intelectual honesty at its finest.

Tell us Trigger, how logic is involved when the people you root for introduce legislation against AR-15s and 30 round clips every time they aren't involved in whatever tragic event they are kidnapping to further their adgenda. Tell us why they don't address the cause of all of these tragedies. Are we to believe that they are the fault of the guns themselves?

Do we thank the hammer that built our garage? Or the guy who swung it?

I'm not against people having AR-15's. I do think that accessing them should be a bit more difficult like getting a drivers license.

Mandatory training and some sort of certification should be necessary. And you would need this 'license' to buy ammo.

Originally Posted by triggerhappy2005

I'm not against people having AR-15's. I do think that accessing them should be a bit more difficult like getting a drivers license.

Mandatory training and some sort of certification should be necessary. And you would need this 'license' to buy ammo.

Last time I checked they don't perform a Federal background check on people when they get driver's licenses.

I just had my random FBI bg check for a rifle I just bought. I had to wait 3 days to bring it home, so it is already harder to buy a rifle than it is to get a dl.

And that still doesn't address the cause of the shootings. We can't solve the problem if we refuse to identify it. The problem is, that idea doesn't jibe with the adjenda of some. So we get clip limitations, and bans on types of guns that weren't even involved.