frase
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I love how that's considered to be a perfectly normal household item in the US ... Like, "What can I use to fish this cable through this desk ... hmmm, I know, my gun cleaning kit!". "Hmmm, now I need a bigger hole in the desk .... Where's my gun!"gun cleaning kit
And it boggles my mind that anyone would want to live in a society like that.Just buying a 'gun cleaning kit' in the UK would probably be enough to find yourself woken by the sound of the fuzz breaking down your door at 5am.
It's what you get used to I guess.And it boggles my mind that anyone would want to live in a society like that.
The problem isn't crazy people. It's criminals. When a violent criminal breaks into your house late at night with a gun intent on killing you, you'd better have a gun too otherwise you're gonna wind up dead. If they made guns illegal, criminals would still get them. Criminals don't obey the law.crazy person
Totally agree. But, with proper gun control and severe penalties for anyone caught owning/using a gun illegally, that almost never happens. In the UK, gun crime is very rare. Burglars and petty criminals over here don't usually carry guns and most gun crimes involve drug gangs or vast amounts of money. And I think those gun crimes could be minimised too with even stiffer penalties and tighter gun control (or, 'bullet control' maybe? ... since it's easier to acquire the materials to make a gun than it is to make a bullet).When a violent criminal breaks into your house late at night with a gun intent on killing you, you'd better have a gun too otherwise you're gonna wind up dead. If they made guns illegal, criminals would still get them. Criminals don't obey the law.
Well, there are non-violent ways to rebel against and overthrow corrupt and tyrannical governments, especially in this technological age. In case you haven't heard, there's a growing 'silent protest' in the shape of cryptocurrencies (like Bitcoin). Take away a government's control of money and you take away its power.Then of course add the fact that you need guns in order to rebel against a tyrannical government and banning guns is a terrible idea.
I LOL'd. Our politicians can't even agree to emergency stimulus without throwing a bunch of political BS into it, holding this much needed stimulus for the people hostage in their attempts to pass funding for absolute BS that has nothing to do with it. I guarantee you if they made gun ownership illegal, gun deaths would go up 10x overnight because they wouldn't pass anything to protect the law abiding people from the criminals.Closing Pandora's box in a country like the US is an almost impossible task, one that would require a huge coordinated effort to ensure its citizens remained as safe as possible.
Totally agree. But, with proper gun control and severe penalties for anyone caught owning/using a gun illegally, that almost never happens. In the UK, gun crime is very rare. Burglars and petty criminals over here don't usually carry guns and most gun crimes involve drug gangs or vast amounts of money.
And it boggles my mind that anyone would want to live in a society like that.
Grabs popcorn. Anyone want to start a pool on how long this thread goes before it is locked?
Then of course add the fact that you need guns in order to rebel against a tyrannical government
Hey, I get paid by the hour, my customers appreciate speed and efficiency. If I can make holes at 1200 feet per second, the job gets done that much faster."Hmmm, now I need a bigger hole in the desk .... Where's my gun!"
Too many people are far too comfortable with their Netflix subscriptions and their ability to complain on social media, both of which make their life a little more bearable while allowing them an outlet to vent and a way for them to see that other people are suffering too. Misery loves company. Things have to get far worse before people are willing to risk their lives challenging the government through armed conflict. We have far too many creature comforts and distractions these days. I don't think there's going to be armed rebellion until people are literally starving in the streets. A little bit of their freedom chipped away each year is a small price to pay in exchange for their life.So, er... why haven't you?
XXXX, surely ...I'm still waiting to hear how manyFosterscups of tea it took to come up with this....