PaintMyHouse
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Except to a gun free Country
Japan is nearly gun-free, and doing just fine. it's not alone, we are...
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Gun Control? Lesson Learned
- Thread starter PoliticalChic
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Japan is nearly gun-free, and doing just fine. it's not alone, we are...
PaintMyHouse
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From the dreaded "nap" I'm assuming...Anecdotes don't mean squat . Hell, the other day you had that pro gun lady shot by her own four year old .
Who says he wasn't defending himself?
- Thread starter
- #43
"…vs. all the religious folks I want…"Gun laws...Ah, no guns or religion...Given the choice between having all the gun laws you want…vs. all the religious folks I want…which would produce a better nation?
That wasn't a choice.
Wanna try again?
Now...focus like a laser:
Given the choice between having all the gun laws you want…vs. all the religious folks I want…which would produce a better nation?
And, "Until Nobody Has Nuclear Weapons, Everybody Has to Have Them"??
True, or false?
Detecting the palpable fear you evince when considering this query...
"Given the choice between having all the gun laws you want…vs. all the religious folks I want…which would produce a better nation?"
One can only conclude that the correct response would deep six your worldview.
You leftists hate religion.....
I recognize it here:
" As one of his friends later recalled, "Vladimir Ilych Ulyanov (Lenin) had the courage to come out and say openly that famine would have numerous positive results...Famine, he explained....would bring about the next stage more rapidly,and usher in socialism,the stage that necessarily followed capitalism.Famine would also destroy faith, not only in the tsar, but in God, too." The Black Book of Communism, p.123-124.
. Of course, every permutation of Leftist doctrine is based, to a greater or lesser degree, on opposition to religion. Every one of its political forms inveighs against spiritual beliefs, and advances materialistic ones.
Here is one of the ineluctable consequences:
The famine, the mass murder, the genocides, was largely a weapon against religion....
And just what kind of folks are these? And how do they feel about living in a, by law, secular nation?
"And just what kind of folks are these? And how do they feel about living in a, by law, secular nation?"
Now, now...any educated person recognizes that it is the Left that slaughters.....you know, taking as their model the regime attempted to replace religion and morality with reason and science......the French Revolution, which resulted in 600,000 murdered!
The American Revolution was based on Christianity, and so avoided the rivers of blood.
You recall, I'm sure, how you lost the bet that Jesus Christ was mentioned in the Constitution.....
And this:
"If the French revolution was the end of monarchy and aristocratic privilege and the emergence of the common man and democratic rights, it was also the beginnings of modern totalitarian government and large-scale executions of "enemies of the People" by impersonal government entities (Robespierre's "Committee of Public Safety"). This legacy would not reach its fullest bloom until the tragic arrival of the German Nazis and Soviet and Chinese communists of the 20th century.
In fact, Rousseau has been called the precursor of the modern pseudo-democrats such as Stalin and Hitler and the "people's democracies."
French Revolution - Robespierre, and the Legacy of the Reign of Terror
- Did you know that every presidential assassin in the history of the nation has been a liberal- or has not been associated with a political outlook- none were right-wingers.
So....when you ask..."And how do they feel about living in a, by law, secular nation?"...
....it's kinda funny.
Skull Pilot
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The only good causes are the lost ones...Why do you keep tilting at this particular windmill anyway?
Yeah OK Don Quixote
Except to a gun free Country
Japan is nearly gun-free, and doing just fine. it's not alone, we are...
Nearly but not totally
If we ever repeal the second amendment it will be long long after you and I are dead
PaintMyHouse
Diamond Member
- Banned
- #45
Except to a gun free Country
Japan is nearly gun-free, and doing just fine. it's not alone, we are...
Nearly but not totally
If we ever repeal the second amendment it will be long long after you and I are dead
I would expect, unless a very serious national crisis takes us there first.
Skull Pilot
Diamond Member
- Nov 17, 2007
- 45,446
- 6,163
- 1,830
Except to a gun free Country
Japan is nearly gun-free, and doing just fine. it's not alone, we are...
Nearly but not totally
If we ever repeal the second amendment it will be long long after you and I are dead
I would expect, unless a very serious national crisis takes us there first.
I won't hold my breath
PaintMyHouse
Diamond Member
- Banned
- #47
Good advice.I would expect, unless a very serious national crisis takes us there first.Japan is nearly gun-free, and doing just fine. it's not alone, we are...Except to a gun free Country
Nearly but not totally
If we ever repeal the second amendment it will be long long after you and I are dead
I won't hold my breath
- Thread starter
- #48
The only good causes are the lost ones...Why do you keep tilting at this particular windmill anyway?
Wait.....weren't you in the Lincoln Brigade???
PaintMyHouse
Diamond Member
- Banned
- #49
Ah, what kind of folks and?"…vs. all the religious folks I want…"Gun laws...Ah, no guns or religion...
That wasn't a choice.
Wanna try again?
Now...focus like a laser:
Given the choice between having all the gun laws you want…vs. all the religious folks I want…which would produce a better nation?
And, "Until Nobody Has Nuclear Weapons, Everybody Has to Have Them"??
True, or false?
Detecting the palpable fear you evince when considering this query...
"Given the choice between having all the gun laws you want…vs. all the religious folks I want…which would produce a better nation?"
One can only conclude that the correct response would deep six your worldview.
You leftists hate religion.....
I recognize it here:
" As one of his friends later recalled, "Vladimir Ilych Ulyanov (Lenin) had the courage to come out and say openly that famine would have numerous positive results...Famine, he explained....would bring about the next stage more rapidly,and usher in socialism,the stage that necessarily followed capitalism.Famine would also destroy faith, not only in the tsar, but in God, too." The Black Book of Communism, p.123-124.
. Of course, every permutation of Leftist doctrine is based, to a greater or lesser degree, on opposition to religion. Every one of its political forms inveighs against spiritual beliefs, and advances materialistic ones.
Here is one of the ineluctable consequences:
The famine, the mass murder, the genocides, was largely a weapon against religion....
And just what kind of folks are these? And how do they feel about living in a, by law, secular nation?
"And just what kind of folks are these? And how do they feel about living in a, by law, secular nation?"
Now, now...any educated person recognizes that it is the Left that slaughters.....you know, taking as their model the regime attempted to replace religion and morality with reason and science......the French Revolution, which resulted in 600,000 murdered!
The American Revolution was based on Christianity, and so avoided the rivers of blood.
You recall, I'm sure, how you lost the bet that Jesus Christ was mentioned in the Constitution.....
And this:
"If the French revolution was the end of monarchy and aristocratic privilege and the emergence of the common man and democratic rights, it was also the beginnings of modern totalitarian government and large-scale executions of "enemies of the People" by impersonal government entities (Robespierre's "Committee of Public Safety"). This legacy would not reach its fullest bloom until the tragic arrival of the German Nazis and Soviet and Chinese communists of the 20th century.
In fact, Rousseau has been called the precursor of the modern pseudo-democrats such as Stalin and Hitler and the "people's democracies."
French Revolution - Robespierre, and the Legacy of the Reign of Terror
True story.
- Did you know that every presidential assassin in the history of the nation has been a liberal- or has not been associated with a political outlook- none were right-wingers.
So....when you ask..."And how do they feel about living in a, by law, secular nation?"...
....it's kinda funny.
"Until Nobody Has Nuclear Weapons, Everybody Has to Have Them".
True, or false? Same logic right, fire versus fire?
- Thread starter
- #50
The problem with Law Abiding is most were just that, right up until the moment they pulled the trigger...What's wrong with both? Oh right, this:We don't need more gun control, we need inner city thug control.
View attachment 67279
Law abiding citizens don't need you to control their 2nd amendment rights or your permission.
Proving you know nothing....less than nothing.....is far too simple.
Watch:
- Example: “Of the 51,078 permits that have been issued by the state since the law took effect in 2007, 44 permit holders have been charged with a crime while using a firearm through late October, according to records provided by the Kansas Attorney General’s Office.” http://www.kansas.com/2012/11/17/2572467/few-crimes-committed-by-concealed.html
- Do the math: the percentage of licensed gun owners who have been charged with a crime is .00086%
- Thread starter
- #51
The only good causes are the lost ones...Why do you keep tilting at this particular windmill anyway?
Yeah OK Don Quixote
Except to a gun free Country
Japan is nearly gun-free, and doing just fine. it's not alone, we are...
"Japan is nearly gun-free, and doing just fine. "
Flights to Japan on Google
from New York, NY (all airports), Mar 30 – Apr 3 round trip
Tokyo 13h 40m+ from $988
Osaka 16h 35m+ from $1,246
Okinawa Prefecture 18h 50m+ from $1,105
Fukuoka 16h 55m+ from $1,105
Nagoya 17h 55m+ from $1,119
Sapporo 18h 15m+ from $1,105
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Don't forget to write!
PaintMyHouse
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- #52
And that matters why? Oh right, it doesn't. And a permit for a gun? Not sure where that was mentioned in the Constitution...The problem with Law Abiding is most were just that, right up until the moment they pulled the trigger...What's wrong with both? Oh right, this:We don't need more gun control, we need inner city thug control.
View attachment 67279
Law abiding citizens don't need you to control their 2nd amendment rights or your permission.
Proving you know nothing....less than nothing.....is far too simple.
Watch:
- Example: “Of the 51,078 permits that have been issued by the state since the law took effect in 2007, 44 permit holders have been charged with a crime while using a firearm through late October, according to records provided by the Kansas Attorney General’s Office.” http://www.kansas.com/2012/11/17/2572467/few-crimes-committed-by-concealed.html
- Do the math: the percentage of licensed gun owners who have been charged with a crime is .00086%
PaintMyHouse
Diamond Member
- Banned
- #53
The Party of Lincoln, who hates Lincoln...The only good causes are the lost ones...Why do you keep tilting at this particular windmill anyway?
Wait.....weren't you in the Lincoln Brigade???
"Until Nobody Has Nuclear Weapons, Everybody Has to Have Them".
True, or false? Same logic right, fire versus fire?
PaintMyHouse
Diamond Member
- Banned
- #54
Except to a gun free Country
Japan is nearly gun-free, and doing just fine. it's not alone, we are...
"Japan is nearly gun-free, and doing just fine. "
Flights to Japan on Google
from New York, NY (all airports), Mar 30 – Apr 3 round trip
Tokyo 13h 40m+ from $988
Osaka 16h 35m+ from $1,246
Okinawa Prefecture 18h 50m+ from $1,105
Fukuoka 16h 55m+ from $1,105
Nagoya 17h 55m+ from $1,119
Sapporo 18h 15m+ from $1,105
More destinations »
Don't forget to write!
I could go here as well:
"In Korea, gun possession is prohibited except for soldiers, police officers, hunters and other specially licensed people. However, civilians can hold air guns with a caliber of 0.20 (50 mm) or smaller.
As of last year, around 187,000 firearms including handguns, rifles and shotguns were legally held by civilians.
In 2011, 416 crimes involving guns occurred in Korea. According to the Korea Customs Service, 141 illegal firearms were seized in 2012, 160 in 2011, 177 in 2010, 392 in 2009 and 80 in 2008."
Concerns grow over Korean gun violence
Should I drop in on the folks? Oh right, you're not sure who that might be. Never mind...
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- Thread starter
- #55
Except to a gun free Country
Japan is nearly gun-free, and doing just fine. it's not alone, we are...
"Japan is nearly gun-free, and doing just fine. "
Flights to Japan on Google
from New York, NY (all airports), Mar 30 – Apr 3 round trip
Tokyo 13h 40m+ from $988
Osaka 16h 35m+ from $1,246
Okinawa Prefecture 18h 50m+ from $1,105
Fukuoka 16h 55m+ from $1,105
Nagoya 17h 55m+ from $1,119
Sapporo 18h 15m+ from $1,105
More destinations »
Don't forget to write!
I could go here as well:
"In Korea, gun possession is prohibited except for soldiers, police officers, hunters and other specially licensed people. However, civilians can hold air guns with a caliber of 0.20 (50 mm) or smaller.
As of last year, around 187,000 firearms including handguns, rifles and shotguns were legally held by civilians.
In 2011, 416 crimes involving guns occurred in Korea. According to the Korea Customs Service, 141 illegal firearms were seized in 2012, 160 in 2011, 177 in 2010, 392 in 2009 and 80 in 2008."
Concerns grow over Korean gun violence
Should I drop in the folks? Oh right, you're not sure who that might be. Never mind...
Don't think I won't miss ya'!!!
I won't, but don't think it.
PaintMyHouse
Diamond Member
- Banned
- #56
Still can't answer? Has no one written one for you yet?I could go here as well:Japan is nearly gun-free, and doing just fine. it's not alone, we are...Except to a gun free Country
"Japan is nearly gun-free, and doing just fine. "
Flights to Japan on Google
from New York, NY (all airports), Mar 30 – Apr 3 round trip
Tokyo 13h 40m+ from $988
Osaka 16h 35m+ from $1,246
Okinawa Prefecture 18h 50m+ from $1,105
Fukuoka 16h 55m+ from $1,105
Nagoya 17h 55m+ from $1,119
Sapporo 18h 15m+ from $1,105
More destinations »
Don't forget to write!
"In Korea, gun possession is prohibited except for soldiers, police officers, hunters and other specially licensed people. However, civilians can hold air guns with a caliber of 0.20 (50 mm) or smaller.
As of last year, around 187,000 firearms including handguns, rifles and shotguns were legally held by civilians.
In 2011, 416 crimes involving guns occurred in Korea. According to the Korea Customs Service, 141 illegal firearms were seized in 2012, 160 in 2011, 177 in 2010, 392 in 2009 and 80 in 2008."
Concerns grow over Korean gun violence
Should I drop in the folks? Oh right, you're not sure who that might be. Never mind...
Don't think I won't miss ya'!!!
I won't, but don't think it.
And, "Until Nobody Has Nuclear Weapons, Everybody Has to Have Them".
True, or false?
- Thread starter
- #57
The Party of Lincoln, who hates Lincoln...The only good causes are the lost ones...Why do you keep tilting at this particular windmill anyway?
Wait.....weren't you in the Lincoln Brigade???
"Until Nobody Has Nuclear Weapons, Everybody Has to Have Them".
True, or false? Same logic right, fire versus fire?
"The only good causes are the lost ones..."
I knew it was one more fact of history of which you were unaware:
The Lincoln Brigade lost battling the Franco Fascists...
The members were American Communists....
Be honest.....you're amazed at how much I know, and how little you do in comparison.
True?
True.
- Thread starter
- #58
Still can't answer? Has no one written one for you yet?I could go here as well:Japan is nearly gun-free, and doing just fine. it's not alone, we are...Except to a gun free Country
"Japan is nearly gun-free, and doing just fine. "
Flights to Japan on Google
from New York, NY (all airports), Mar 30 – Apr 3 round trip
Tokyo 13h 40m+ from $988
Osaka 16h 35m+ from $1,246
Okinawa Prefecture 18h 50m+ from $1,105
Fukuoka 16h 55m+ from $1,105
Nagoya 17h 55m+ from $1,119
Sapporo 18h 15m+ from $1,105
More destinations »
Don't forget to write!
"In Korea, gun possession is prohibited except for soldiers, police officers, hunters and other specially licensed people. However, civilians can hold air guns with a caliber of 0.20 (50 mm) or smaller.
As of last year, around 187,000 firearms including handguns, rifles and shotguns were legally held by civilians.
In 2011, 416 crimes involving guns occurred in Korea. According to the Korea Customs Service, 141 illegal firearms were seized in 2012, 160 in 2011, 177 in 2010, 392 in 2009 and 80 in 2008."
Concerns grow over Korean gun violence
Should I drop in the folks? Oh right, you're not sure who that might be. Never mind...
Don't think I won't miss ya'!!!
I won't, but don't think it.
And, "Until Nobody Has Nuclear Weapons, Everybody Has to Have Them".
True, or false?
I never said that....you did.
PaintMyHouse
Diamond Member
- Banned
- #59
Same logic so, is it true or not?Still can't answer? Has no one written one for you yet?I could go here as well:Japan is nearly gun-free, and doing just fine. it's not alone, we are...
"Japan is nearly gun-free, and doing just fine. "
Flights to Japan on Google
from New York, NY (all airports), Mar 30 – Apr 3 round trip
Tokyo 13h 40m+ from $988
Osaka 16h 35m+ from $1,246
Okinawa Prefecture 18h 50m+ from $1,105
Fukuoka 16h 55m+ from $1,105
Nagoya 17h 55m+ from $1,119
Sapporo 18h 15m+ from $1,105
More destinations »
Don't forget to write!
"In Korea, gun possession is prohibited except for soldiers, police officers, hunters and other specially licensed people. However, civilians can hold air guns with a caliber of 0.20 (50 mm) or smaller.
As of last year, around 187,000 firearms including handguns, rifles and shotguns were legally held by civilians.
In 2011, 416 crimes involving guns occurred in Korea. According to the Korea Customs Service, 141 illegal firearms were seized in 2012, 160 in 2011, 177 in 2010, 392 in 2009 and 80 in 2008."
Concerns grow over Korean gun violence
Should I drop in the folks? Oh right, you're not sure who that might be. Never mind...
Don't think I won't miss ya'!!!
I won't, but don't think it.
And, "Until Nobody Has Nuclear Weapons, Everybody Has to Have Them".
True, or false?
I never said that....you did.
- Thread starter
- #60
Same logic so, is it true or not?Still can't answer? Has no one written one for you yet?I could go here as well:"Japan is nearly gun-free, and doing just fine. "
Flights to Japan on Google
from New York, NY (all airports), Mar 30 – Apr 3 round trip
Tokyo 13h 40m+ from $988
Osaka 16h 35m+ from $1,246
Okinawa Prefecture 18h 50m+ from $1,105
Fukuoka 16h 55m+ from $1,105
Nagoya 17h 55m+ from $1,119
Sapporo 18h 15m+ from $1,105
More destinations »
Don't forget to write!
"In Korea, gun possession is prohibited except for soldiers, police officers, hunters and other specially licensed people. However, civilians can hold air guns with a caliber of 0.20 (50 mm) or smaller.
As of last year, around 187,000 firearms including handguns, rifles and shotguns were legally held by civilians.
In 2011, 416 crimes involving guns occurred in Korea. According to the Korea Customs Service, 141 illegal firearms were seized in 2012, 160 in 2011, 177 in 2010, 392 in 2009 and 80 in 2008."
Concerns grow over Korean gun violence
Should I drop in the folks? Oh right, you're not sure who that might be. Never mind...
Don't think I won't miss ya'!!!
I won't, but don't think it.
And, "Until Nobody Has Nuclear Weapons, Everybody Has to Have Them".
True, or false?
I never said that....you did.
Do you agree with background checks?
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