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See my edit, I just found the story.It was reported in the news tonight. Frankly though, this is all a bit muddled. Akin to the fog of war. I guess we’ll see after a while.
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Oh, so now it's the teacher's fault that the whackjob went on a killing spree. Right.....She left the damned door propped open allowing him to get inside.
Meh, seems to have worked in most other western nations. You don't see Australians, New Zealanders, Nordic countries, Germans, the Dutch, Brits et al having this issue.There is no common sense or any other kind of sense in repealing the 2nd Amendment.
That would launch the greatest rise in violent crime in the US in it's history.
The weak, disabled, women and children would be the softest targets and the most frequent victims of violent crime because nobody would have a reasonable chance of stopping them.
None of those countries have our cultures, borders, border related problems, or demographics either much less 400 million or more guns already in circulation.Meh, seems to have worked in most other western nations. You don't see Australians, New Zealanders, Nordic countries, Germans, the Dutch, Brits et al having this issue.
If that door wasn't left unlocked he could have never made it into the building.Oh, so now it's the teacher's fault that the whackjob went on a killing spree. Right.....
And if he hadn't bought the peashooters none of it would have happened.If that door wasn't left unlocked he could have never made it into the building.
Meh, BS. Since the EU, Western Europe has had an influx of criminal gangs from Eastern Europe. There is a myriad of cultures. Americans, for some weird reason - and I'm not saying with you specifically, but in general - seem to lump Europe together. You couldn't get a more less homogenous, nothing-whatsoever-in-common-with-most-of-my-neighbours, culturally polarised continent on the planet.None of those countries have our cultures, borders, border related problems, or demographics either much less 400 million or more guns already in circulation.
Just 7% of the US population is responsible for nearly half of all violent crime.
A much more honest comparison would be the US and Mexico which is by far the most violent country in the Northern Hemisphere and in the top five for the entire western hemisphere.
Then you really lack both the foundation and intellect to have a discussion on the subject.Meh, BS. Since the EU, Western Europe has had an influx of criminal gangs from Eastern Europe. There is a myriad of cultures. Americans, for some weird reason - and I'm not saying with you specifically, but in general - seem to lump Europe together. You couldn't get a more less homogenous, nothing-whatsoever-in-common-with-most-of-my-neighbours, culturally polarised continent on the planet.
Sure, 7 per cent...that is still pretty high. Not too sure what that has to do with the US and its (generally) conservative-leaning part of its population having an obsession with guns.
It's a pretty basic subject to cover.Then you really lack both the foundation and intellect to have a discussion on the subject.
It isn't conservatives committing these types of shootings, our guns aren't being used in crimes at all.
Well, you did that.It's a pretty basic subject to cover.
Ah, yes, turning it into a political debate, when the truth is people like the idiots at Sandy Hook and Ulvade had no political agenda at all. They were bullied (and in the case of Sandy Hook, Aspergers too) loners who went postal. Probably didn't give two fucks who was in govt. Talk about lacking foundation and intellect....
Not too sure what that has to do with the US and its (generally) conservative-leaning part of its population having an obsession with guns.
It was a stupid idea because that's the best you have to offer.It was a stupid idea because it fits in with the stupid gun nuts, stupid
Early reporting of dynamic events is always flawed.It was reported in the news tonight. Frankly though, this is all a bit muddled. Akin to the fog of war. I guess we’ll see after a while.
I've had the same said to me many times on this board by gun lovers who think they know things that they obviously don't. I'm not the one generally doing the comparing , it's usually the gun lovers doing that. "Look how violent Australia and the UK are compared to the US due to their lack of guns",,...blah, blah, blah. A point, BTW, that is easily revoked upon closer inspection. Of course there are differences. And? Not too sure why geography and size even matter. The culture is all that matters, and to a lesser degree, demographics.Well, you did that.
If you don't understand the difference in cultures, demographics, geography and size of the US make it impossible to honestly compare us to Europe You lack even the most basic foundation to have an intelligent discussion of the subject.
Nope. Not gonna happen. Thanks for playing. Let me show you the door.But hopefully, as time goes on, common sense will prevail and the second will be repealed and maybe replaced with a more contemporary alternative, if at all.
That's what they want. Leftists love criminals more than they love normal people.There is no common sense or any other kind of sense in repealing the 2nd Amendment.
That would launch the greatest rise in violent crime in the US in it's history.
The weak, disabled, women and children would be the softest targets and the most frequent victims of violent crime because nobody would have a reasonable chance of stopping them.
Hint for the leftism-impaired: Nobody said it was her fault.Oh, so now it's the teacher's fault that the whackjob went on a killing spree. Right.....
Hint for the leftism-impaired: Nobody said it was her fault.
There's a difference between being responsible for a crime and being negligent and inadvertently letting one happen.For the comprehension impaired. From BB Texas:
"If I were that teacher I'd already be out of Uvalde assuming I could even live with myself after what I'd done."
If that ain't putting the blame on somebody I'm a right-wing, gun loving loon.
Er, which was my point....to a degree. How was she negligent?There's a difference between being responsible for a crime and being negligent and inadvertently letting one happen.
Not to jump in, but she went to her car to call 911 that the shooter was shooting into the school.Er, which was my point....to a degree. How was she negligent?
