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How many do you say?How is this possible.....they have gun control in England.....
Teenage girl shot in London in early hours as neighbours ‘hear screams’
Local residents allegedly heard a woman ‘screaming’ and ‘five gun shots’ in the area on Saturday morningwww.independent.co.uk
Traveling into Canada always makes me uncomfortable because of the lack of freedom."They don't have the 2nd Amendment". That's for sure. The United States of America is the only country in the world that lists guaranteed freedoms in the Bill of Rights aka the 1st ten Amendments to the Constitution. Keep that in mind when traveling.
Guess what cupcake, you still get incidents, but did you not notice that the number of incidents in a year in the UK is about 5 seconds worth in the US.But, but, but......they don't have guns over there. Are you sure it was bullet that entered her body?
Guns aren't illegal either. Cars have gears, do you think you should put your brain in gear too!!Vehicles illegal?
Open border changed that. Goodnight, everybody.Man dies of drug overdose
How is this possible. We have drug control
Did you know the topic is regarding London, WHERE HANDGUNS ARE ILLEGAL?Guns aren't illegal either. Cars have gears, do you think you should put your brain in gear too!!
I've gone over this a thousand times with gun nuts, is there nothing between their lugs to keep information in? Regulations and laws reduce incidents, they do not stop incidents. Did you comprehend that? Do you need your carer to explain? What's up with you guys? Car licencing, safety laws, vehicle inspections, road regulations etc.. helps to reduce car accidents and incidents, they don't stop them, they allow safer usage of cars.
Guns, regulations and laws do not stop incidents, they reduce them. They allow for safer use in a safer environment with more people respecting guns than those wanting to use them on others.
You gun nuts make my Jack Russell look like Einstein.
I can only assume you are a child. Illegal things will still happen. Illegal cars will still be driven in an illegal way. Illegal guns can still be illegally in use. You're thicker than my kitchen worktop.Did you know the topic is regarding London, WHERE HANDGUNS ARE ILLEGAL?
By the way, scooter, you make an amoeba look like Einstein.
Moving the goalposts now? How childish is that?I can only assume you are a child. Illegal things will still happen. Illegal cars will still be driven in an illegal way. Illegal guns can still be illegally in use. You're thicker than my kitchen worktop.
I can only assume gun nuts 'appear' to go into full retard mode purely to flame-bait.
No matter how much legislation and regulations are in place, incidents will happen, albeit very few. Where you guys run nuts.
No goalposts are moving, you are just butt-hurt when you're constantly being spanked on guns. Regulations on food hygiene, cars, building codes/regs, guns etc.... reduce incidents. The laws and regs do not stop people serving out of date chicken, driving a dodgy car, installing a badly fitted under-spec lintel and owning and using an illegal gun.Moving the goalposts now? How childish is that?
Dude, I'm not sure you understand the meat of this thread. I can't fix that for you.
Erm, technically they're not illegal if their barrels are over a certain length.Did you know the topic is regarding London, WHERE HANDGUNS ARE ILLEGAL?
By the way, scooter, you make an amoeba look like Einstein.
Technically?Erm, technically they're not illegal if their barrels are over a certain length.
Take a look at the guns you can legally buy in the UK
Spot on, that's the "problem" in a nutshell. Incidents like this don't happen in the UK, because our gun owners tend not to be frightened of shadows and prone to over react.The 2nd Amendment creates a culture of gun nuts willing shoot their neighbour. They're the worst type of gun owner to have, and they're are classed as the sensible gun owners in America.
You stated in capitals, "WHERE HANDGUNS ARE ILLEGAL" I merely demonstrated you were in error.Technically?
For the most part, and for the vast majority of handguns in the UK, they are illegal.
A good read for a person with an open mind, this might not be a good read for you, though.Spot on, that's the "problem" in a nutshell. Incidents like this don't happen in the UK, because our gun owners tend not to be frightened of shadows and prone to over react.
Mom: Daughter mistaken for intruder by father, fatally shot
Another study estimates there are 1,029,615 DGUs per year “for self-protection or for the protection of property at home, work, or elsewhere” excluding “military service, police work, or work as a security guard,” (within the range of the National Academies’ paper), yielding an estimate of 162,000 cases per year where someone “almost certainly would have been killed” if they “had not used a gun for protection.”Almost all national survey estimates indicate that defensive gun uses by victims are at least as common as offensive uses by criminals, with estimates of annual uses ranging from about 500,000 to more than 3 million, in the context of about 300,000 violent crimes involving firearms in 2008.
www.forbes.com
Handguns are illegal there. Walk down a London street brandishing a Glock.You stated in capitals, "WHERE HANDGUNS ARE ILLEGAL" I merely demonstrated you were in error.
Spot on, that's the "problem" in a nutshell. Incidents like this don't happen in the UK, because our gun owners tend not to be frightened of shadows and prone to over react.
Mom: Daughter mistaken for intruder by father, fatally shot
Does this mean you support law-abiding Americans right to keep and bear arms?And traffic control or drug control doesnt work either
Do you see it yet? Lol
When a handgun has to be longer than a rifle, it isn't really a handgun.Erm, technically they're not illegal if their barrels are over a certain length.
Spot on, that's the "problem" in a nutshell. Incidents like this don't happen in the UK, because our gun owners tend not to be frightened of shadows and prone to over react.
Mom: Daughter mistaken for intruder by father, fatally shot
www.theguardian.com
