everybody should be packing iron

I don't care what happens next time, you got a well deserved beating, that's good enough for me.
As for the bolded text, so I guess the drug cartels aren't responsible either?

Yeah I deserved to be assaulted because I was walking home after pulling an 18 hour shift.

So you won't have any reason to whine when you get assaulted because you obviously must deserve it just like you must believe women deserve to be raped right?

And last time I checked drug cartels are not legal businesses. But if people want to buy and use drugs that's their choice isn't it?

No, just you. :lol:

I think weenies who live in fear should probably be allowed to carry a gun, although it's likely that you'll just get beat up again and have your gun stolen. :lmao:

Seems to me you live in fear of someone shooting you which is why you want to ban guns so you don't have to be afraid anymore.
 
Or just interpret it properly.

Adam Lanza does not constitute a "Well-Regulated Militia".

There's no reason for him to have guns... Or anyone else who isn't a cop or a soldier.

Properly? Appears its being interpreted just fine which accounts for record gun sales

-Geaux

It will be sad when sanity reigns and all those gun nuts have to turn in their penis substitutes for melting.

You will not see that in your life time Joe. That's even assuming you are just turning 16?

-Geaux
 
Properly? Appears its being interpreted just fine which accounts for record gun sales

-Geaux

It will be sad when sanity reigns and all those gun nuts have to turn in their penis substitutes for melting.

You will not see that in your life time Joe. That's even assuming you are just turning 16?

-Geaux

Actually, you probably will. The NRA is a bully that people are getting pretty sick of.
 
No, just you. :lol:

I think weenies who live in fear should probably be allowed to carry a gun, although it's likely that you'll just get beat up again and have your gun stolen. :lmao:

The idea is to have the criminals 'live in fear'. We need to start fighting back by putting bullets in the foreheads of thugs and other who prey on law abiding citizen, regardless of weapon used

-Geaux

Gun in the home is 43 times more likely to kill a household member than a bad guy.

The criminals are probably too busy laughing at you guys to feel fear.

Um, no its not

-Geaux

The study by Arthur Kellermann from which that statistic is pulled doesn't say that. The number includes suicides. The study doesn't take into account defensive uses in which a shot was not fired (99% of the uses), and it doesn't reflect intruders avoiding homes with firearms inside.
 
The idea is to have the criminals 'live in fear'. We need to start fighting back by putting bullets in the foreheads of thugs and other who prey on law abiding citizen, regardless of weapon used

-Geaux

Gun in the home is 43 times more likely to kill a household member than a bad guy.

The criminals are probably too busy laughing at you guys to feel fear.

Um, no its not

-Geaux

The study by Arthur Kellermann from which that statistic is pulled doesn't say that. The number includes suicides. The study doesn't take into account defensive uses in which a shot was not fired (99% of the uses), and it doesn't reflect intruders avoiding homes with firearms inside.

Exactly. Suicide is not a violent crime and is by it's very definition a victimless crime.
 
The idea is to have the criminals 'live in fear'. We need to start fighting back by putting bullets in the foreheads of thugs and other who prey on law abiding citizen, regardless of weapon used

-Geaux

Gun in the home is 43 times more likely to kill a household member than a bad guy.

The criminals are probably too busy laughing at you guys to feel fear.

Um, no its not

-Geaux

The study by Arthur Kellermann from which that statistic is pulled doesn't say that. The number includes suicides. The study doesn't take into account defensive uses in which a shot was not fired (99% of the uses), and it doesn't reflect intruders avoiding homes with firearms inside.

Kellerman also didn't count Bigfoot Sighting and Unicorn Farts.

A suicide is just as dead as the guy who get shot by his wife during an argument on who drank the last can of Milwaukee's Best.

Point is, for every "Bad Guy" killed by a gun in the home, 43 "Good Guys" either shot themselves or their loved ones.
 
I'm not afraid. You know why?

I carry

-Geaux

Actually, that sounds like a scared little man to me.

No it's called being prepared.

I suppose an idiot like you would think that a man who owns life insurance is afraid of dying.

An insurance policy is a sensible precaution.

Owning a gun is not.

32,000 gun death and 78,000 gun injuries a year.

Only 200 of those gun deaths were homeowners defending themselves. The rest were suicides, murders and accidents.

This truly is a case where the cure is worse than the disease...
 
Actually, that sounds like a scared little man to me.

Actually, sounds like a smart man to me... :lol:

-Geaux

Isn't it ironic that people who are scared to death that people own guns to the extent that they want to ban them call people who own guns afraid?

32,000 gun deaths and 78,000 gun injuries every year, and every discussion with you gun nuts usually ends with you guys fantasizing about all the people you want to shoot.
 
No, just you. :lol:

I think weenies who live in fear should probably be allowed to carry a gun, although it's likely that you'll just get beat up again and have your gun stolen. :lmao:

The idea is to have the criminals 'live in fear'. We need to start fighting back by putting bullets in the foreheads of thugs and other who prey on law abiding citizen, regardless of weapon used

-Geaux

Gun in the home is 43 times more likely to kill a household member than a bad guy.

The criminals are probably too busy laughing at you guys to feel fear.

Joe how many gun do you think are in homes?
 
Gun in the home is 43 times more likely to kill a household member than a bad guy.

The criminals are probably too busy laughing at you guys to feel fear.

Um, no its not

-Geaux

The study by Arthur Kellermann from which that statistic is pulled doesn't say that. The number includes suicides. The study doesn't take into account defensive uses in which a shot was not fired (99% of the uses), and it doesn't reflect intruders avoiding homes with firearms inside.

Kellerman also didn't count Bigfoot Sighting and Unicorn Farts.

A suicide is just as dead as the guy who get shot by his wife during an argument on who drank the last can of Milwaukee's Best.

Point is, for every "Bad Guy" killed by a gun in the home, 43 "Good Guys" either shot themselves or their loved ones.

I had rather have a mentally disturbed individual shoot himself instead of others no?

It's OK with Dems if a mom coat hangers an abortion and kills, But if a law abiding citizen shoots and kills a thug... Well.... Oh the humanity

-Geaux
 
Actually, that sounds like a scared little man to me.

No it's called being prepared.

I suppose an idiot like you would think that a man who owns life insurance is afraid of dying.

An insurance policy is a sensible precaution.

Owning a gun is not.

32,000 gun death and 78,000 gun injuries a year.

Only 200 of those gun deaths were homeowners defending themselves. The rest were suicides, murders and accidents.

This truly is a case where the cure is worse than the disease...

So those 200 should have been defenseless. And there are studies that put the number of times guns are used in self defense much higher. You conveniently exclude all the times a gun is used but never shot or the times when a gun is discharged and no one was killed.

And that 32000 includes suicides which don't count as violent crime.
 
Actually, sounds like a smart man to me... :lol:

-Geaux

Isn't it ironic that people who are scared to death that people own guns to the extent that they want to ban them call people who own guns afraid?

32,000 gun deaths and 78,000 gun injuries every year, and every discussion with you gun nuts usually ends with you guys fantasizing about all the people you want to shoot.

stop including suicides in your stats. Suicides are not violent crimes.

In fact suicide isn't illegal at all

http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Suicide

Under modern U.S. law, suicide is no longer a crime.
 
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Actually, that sounds like a scared little man to me.

No it's called being prepared.

I suppose an idiot like you would think that a man who owns life insurance is afraid of dying.

An insurance policy is a sensible precaution.

Owning a gun is not.

32,000 gun death and 78,000 gun injuries a year.

Only 200 of those gun deaths were homeowners defending themselves. The rest were suicides, murders and accidents.

This truly is a case where the cure is worse than the disease...

A case judged by a leftist, communist loon... Yea... we got it

You consider your exposure to violent crime an acceptable risk. The issue here is most American don't have blinders on when it comes to reality

You have the right to not own a gun. Use it

-Geaux
 
The idea is to have the criminals 'live in fear'. We need to start fighting back by putting bullets in the foreheads of thugs and other who prey on law abiding citizen, regardless of weapon used

-Geaux

Gun in the home is 43 times more likely to kill a household member than a bad guy.

The criminals are probably too busy laughing at you guys to feel fear.

Joe how many gun do you think are in homes?

Why is that the least bit relevent?
 
No it's called being prepared.

I suppose an idiot like you would think that a man who owns life insurance is afraid of dying.

An insurance policy is a sensible precaution.

Owning a gun is not.

32,000 gun death and 78,000 gun injuries a year.

Only 200 of those gun deaths were homeowners defending themselves. The rest were suicides, murders and accidents.

This truly is a case where the cure is worse than the disease...

A case judged by a leftist, communist loon... Yea... we got it

You consider your exposure to violent crime an acceptable risk. The issue here is most American don't have blinders on when it comes to reality

You have the right to not own a gun. Use it

-Geaux

The reality is we have a violent crime problem because guns are so available to criminals.

Every country that has banned guns has a fraction of our crime rate.

There are things we could do to reduce the crime rate. Treat drug abuse as a medical problem instead of a criminal one. Address the issue of income inequality.

What won't help the problem is arming every scared inbred redneck who is afraid of black people and provides an easy source of guns for criminals to steal when they aren't offing each other.
 
More to ponder

-Geaux

Stuff Black People Don't Like - SBPDL: Q: Why is Iceland Free of Violent Crime? A: Why is New Orleans Replete with Violent Crime?

Q: Why is Iceland Free of Violent Crime? A: Why is New Orleans Replete with Violent Crime?

The simple answer has nothing to do with socialism, universal healthcare, poverty, capitalism, or discrimination (oddly, socialism works in a nation/state with high social capital).

It is simply race.

Four letters that, when combined, reduce most mortals into a state of silence.

But for the simple reason Iceland is so peaceful (no blacks), the converse is true of New Orleans (overwhelmingly a black city).

Dr. Kevin Unter's 2009 book Melding Police and Policy to Dramatically Reduce Crime in the City of New Orleans: A Study of the New Orleans Police Department offers two simple quotes on crime in the city that cut to the heart of the reality described above:
... higher concentrations of blacks, i.e., a larger "at-risk" population would necessarily lead to higher incidences of crime. (p.113)
Because blacks comprise both the highest number of perpetrators and victims, it necessarily follows that the larger the... these results suggest that crime has increased as the percentage of the black population in New Orleans has increased. (p. 137)
The only variable that shows some explanatory power is the percentage of the black population in New Orleans - the models suggest that crime will increase as the percentage of the black population in New Orleans increases. (p. 166)
So, without black people (take the nation of Iceland), there isn't much crime.

Right?

Crime in New Orleans has always been a "black problem", though the images broadcast to the world in early September 2005 of black helplessness in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina are the reality, the microcosm of the 'black problem':
In 1994, the year of the Groves murder, New Orleans attained the unwanted distinction of being "The Murder Capital of America." Between January 1 and December 31, four hundred and twenty-one homicide victims gave the Crescent City the highest per capita murder rate in the nation. Even though the largest percentage of these killings were "black-on-black" murders in the city's housing projects and other "bad neighborhoods," the numbers were scaring off tourists and conventions.
Though the Mother's Day 2013 shooting in New Orleans has largely been dropped down the memory - it's a reminder of why people chose to avoid living in largely black cities or having black neighbors - the incident is something extremely rare in the city.

It's a byproduct of black gang violence, whereas a recent study of murder victims in the city showed that out of 200 victims, only 1 percent had gang affiliations. [CRIME IN NEW ORLEANS: ANALYZING CRIME TRENDS AND NEW ORLEANS’ RESPONSES TO CRIME, p. 12]

Translation: black violence in the city of New Orleans is just an example of black people without much impulse control or future-time orientation cognitive abilities; the inverse is, of course, true of the people of Iceland.

The white people of Iceland.

The reason New Orleans has so much violent crime is simple -- black people; the same reason Iceland had only one homicide in all of 2009 -- no black people.


There was one homicide in Iceland in 2009; conversely, in New Orleans on Mother's Day 2013, 20 people were shot by Akein and Shawn Scott at an event held largely for black people[Mother's Day shooting suspects have ties to 7th Ward gang, police say, NOLA.com, 5-17-13]:

The Mother's Day second-line shooting that left 20 people injured and has drawn international attention to New Orleans' violent crime problem was committed by two brothers with ties to a 7th Ward gang, police said Thursday.
Akein Scott, 19, and Shawn Scott, 24, are accused of raining a hail of bullets on an unsuspecting crowd as a second-line celebration passed Frenchmen and North Villere streets Sunday afternoon. Police said the Scotts are members of the Frenchmen and Derbigny Boys, or the F and D Boys. The area surrounding that intersection is where the gang is known to sell drugs, according to sources familiar with the group.
"Race."

Four letters that, when combined, reduce most mortals into a state of silence.


Quality of life can simply be judged by how violent your black population is (which drives away law-abiding, tax-paying citizens) -- or if your city even has a black population [CRIME IN NEW ORLEANS: ANALYZING CRIME TRENDS AND NEW ORLEANS’ RESPONSES TO CRIME, p. 12]

Yet the concept of "race" - be it the biological or social construct version - does more to tell us about the reality of the world in 2013 (especially the differences between Iceland and New Orleans) than any other explanation touted by... anyone.

"All is race, there is no other truth."
 

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