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PsyOps

Pixelated
Then what happened in Australia? It clearly shows you are wrong. The decided that the risks were not worth the reward after an atrocity and the results since then have proven them right and you wrong. They have not had a gun massacre since

Why are we one of the few nations in the world where this happens over and over and one of the nations in the world with the most lax gun control laws?

https://www.vox.com/conversations/2...shooter-nra-australia-gun-control-tim-fischer

Then explain France, England, Chicago, Detroit, San Bernardino... If banning firearms in Australia works in Australia that's great. But it has shown not to work in this country.
 

Sapidus

Well-Known Member
I have examined this for years. I give huge attention to what our founders wanted in writing our constitution. You apparently believe it has no relevance. If want to place these kinds of limits on guns, amend the constitution. "...the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed" is clear and holds no limits on what kind of arms we can keep and bear, regardless of whether you believe they never knew assault weapons would exist or not.

There is no reason to amend it. We should simply take it literally and you can feel free to own a musket that you need to load manually and can shoot off 2-3 shoots per minute if your powder isn't wet or you don't blow your hand off first. If you believe it needs to be amended to change it then it must have been created perfectly for the time period it was crafted in.
 

Sapidus

Well-Known Member
Well, that's a pretty uninformed opinion there. I have never said any such thing. I have been hugely critical of Trump, you just choose to glaze right past that. But, if you fear Trump is Hitler, then you should want to be well armed for when he decides to stand himself up as our Fascist dictator.

You say that over and over but never provide any proof. You also voted for someone "you are hugely critical of" I am seeing more and more Hitler parallels the more you talk.
 

Kyle

Beloved Misanthrope
PREMO Member
There is no reason to amend it. We should simply take it literally and you can feel free to own a musket that you need to load manually and can shoot off 2-3 shoots per minute if your powder isn't wet or you don't blow your hand off first. If you believe it needs to be amended to change it then it must have been created perfectly for the time period it was crafted in.

And why are you using the internet to express yourself instead of distributing your opinion from a box atop a sidewalk or writing it on parchment?
 

Sapidus

Well-Known Member
Then explain France, England, Chicago, Detroit, San Bernardino... If banning firearms in Australia works in Australia that's great. But it has shown not to work in this country.

As to England

"After both shootings the government called a gun amnesty, compensating owners for their weapons. After Dunblane, more than 162,000 handguns were surrendered.
There has been one mass shooting in the country since the laws were tightened. Derrick Bird killed 12 people in northern England's Whitehaven in 2010."

So im not sure what you are trying to say there.

France I agree has not been as successful and all the other places you mentioned are guess what? In America?

So you really showed me there
 

Gilligan

#*! boat!
PREMO Member
Do you not understand the word literally? We would give it it literal weight in accordance with the time it was written

Where is the word "musket" included in the 2A? Or "rifle"? "Cannon"? "Fowling piece"?

And wait until the doc tries to open you up with some 18th century surgical instruments, ole buddy.

Tell ya what. Why don't you and your liberal pals just make sure you've disposed of any and all firearms you might possess, leave the rest of us along, and we'll call it even. m'kay?
 

Kyle

Beloved Misanthrope
PREMO Member
Do you not understand the word literally? We would give it it literal weight in accordance with the time it was written

Again... why are you using the internet to express yourself instead of distributing your opinion from a box atop a sidewalk or writing it on parchment?
 

Sapidus

Well-Known Member
Again... why are you using the internet to express yourself instead of distributing your opinion from a box atop a sidewalk or writing it on parchment?

You can't even use logic correctly. Your comparison doesn't work. Unlike the 2nd which specifically mentions arms the 1st doesn't specifically say anything about the way speech is delivered that would limit it to the time period. Speech unlike arms are not the tool in this scenario so yet another logic fail and a stupid analogy.
 

PsyOps

Pixelated
There is no reason to amend it. We should simply take it literally and you can feel free to own a musket that you need to load manually and can shoot off 2-3 shoots per minute if your powder isn't wet or you don't blow your hand off first. If you believe it needs to be amended to change it then it must have been created perfectly for the time period it was crafted in.

So, there you have it. The 2nd amendment is limited to the technology available at that time it was written. Given that logic, they never anticipated an internet where people can insult and defame people anonymously, so I say everyone using the internet on forums, twitter, and other social media be fully exposed as to who they are, and not be allowed to spout defaming and derogatory comments, and be fully exposed as to who they are.
 
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SamSpade

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As to England
"After both shootings the government called a gun amnesty, compensating owners for their weapons. After Dunblane, more than 162,000 handguns were surrendered.
There has been one mass shooting in the country since the laws were tightened. Derrick Bird killed 12 people in northern England's Whitehaven in 2010."

Try to list the mass shootings - aside from the few mentioned - that have EVER occurred in England. There have been only a handful in the last 100 years, and prior to that, mass shootings were the fault of the GOVERNMENT.

So claiming success with tightening gun laws in England is like standing on a corner in Hollywood claiming you're keeping the tigers away.

Despite what the news shows - in the U.S. mass shootings happen all the time and go back decades. And that's not including nightly drive-bys in the major cities.
It's only certain ones, like school and church and night club shootings that make the headlines. Look up mass shootings in the United States, by year. I'll bet you never heard of most of them.
 

Kyle

Beloved Misanthrope
PREMO Member
You can't even use logic correctly. Your comparison doesn't work. Unlike the 2nd which specifically mentions arms the 1st doesn't specifically say anything about the way speech is delivered that would limit it to the time period. Speech unlike arms are not the tool in this scenario so yet another logic fail and a stupid analogy.

The failure in logic is yours and yours alone. This is a question of rights and you don't like this one any more than you like what others say at times.

No where in the 2nd does it say "musket" or "arms of the time period" anymore so that the 1st says "parchment only"

You really are a dim bulb. if your job isn't food service or manual labor, you really must suck at it.
 

PsyOps

Pixelated
Try to list the mass shootings - aside from the few mentioned - that have EVER occurred in England. There have been only a handful in the last 100 years, and prior to that, mass shootings were the fault of the GOVERNMENT.

So claiming success with tightening gun laws in England is like standing on a corner in Hollywood claiming you're keeping the tigers away.

Despite what the news shows - in the U.S. mass shootings happen all the time and go back decades. And that's not including nightly drive-bys in the major cities.
It's only certain ones, like school and church and night club shootings that make the headlines. Look up mass shootings in the United States, by year. I'll bet you never heard of most of them.

It doesn't matter... YOU cannot be trusted with such lethal weapons. Only the government can be trusted with these weapons; even though history shows government is far less responsible in their use of such weapons. Even though you and I have clean criminal records, have had security clearances and law-respecting people we - THE PEOPLE - are a mentally-unfit bunch that must be controlled by the government. We are not to be trusted.
 

PsyOps

Pixelated
The failure in logic is yours and yours alone. This is a question of rights and you don't like this one any more than you like what others say at times.

No where in the 2nd does it say "musket" or "arms of the time period" anymore so that the 1st says "parchment only"

You really are a dim bulb. if your job isn't food service or manual labor, you really must suck at it.

And to say they had no way of anticipating firearm technology would get to this point is like saying they were ignorant to the fact that prior to musket the only weapons that existed were swords and bows and arrows., and prior to that just the sword, and prior to that sling shots, and prior to that rocks...
 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member
Then what happened in Australia?



Australia never had a constitution making Gun Ownership a Right



The highest rates of firearm related deaths occur in Honduras, Venezuela, Swaziland, Guatemala, and Jamaica.
 
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