frigidweirdo
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- Mar 7, 2014
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Well, you have shifted to a different topic. Muzzie terrorists should not even be here. Don't confuse the issues. But, the motives of mass murderers is irrelevant in terms of your communist lust to confiscate our power to resist your Bolshevik aspirations.Yeah, let's get down to the simples, you people love your guns and couldn't give "a rat fuck" how many people die, unless it's a Muslim doing the killing, right?
Again, this is off topic, but I will entertain this comment for a moment.Also, the UK doesn't have ghettos and all those problems, why? Maybe it's because the UK deals with its problems, the US just tries to exacerbate them.
No first-world country on earth has to deal with the problems we have in the U.S. We have a racial subculture that literally glorifies and gleefully embraces gun violence, murder, and criminal activity. The attitudes expressed by this subculture are literally the only real example of the objectification of women. (You know, bitches ain't nu'en but hoes and tricks.) It glorifies and encourages fathers to shun their responsibilities to their children, and celebrates leaving the mother for new pussy. It even glorifies violence toward women.
This subculture prevails because its members ridicule anyone who turns their back on this life style or who tries to better their life by getting an education. Anyone in this racial subculture who rejects it is labled as being a sellout, a school boy, a bitch-ass, or a "sucka" . The difference between the U.S. and U.K. has nothing to do with our gun laws and everything to do with this subculture.
THAT is difference between the U.S. and U.K. Don't start taking bows for the socialist cause. It has done nothing to help.
I'm confusing the issues. The point is that when a white guy kills people with guns it's "You can't take away our rights" and when a Muslim kills someone it's "please, take away our rights".
What you're doing is compartmentalization. It's a often used tactic of people who really don't think about things deeply, people who know what they want and will find excuses for that to exist.
The point here is one of consistency. If you're no consistent I know you're just making up excuses that fit your argument. You don't like it, well, that's your problem not mine.
If you come at me with "our rights are our rights and they cannot be touched" then I expect you to use this argument for EVERY SINGLE ARGUMENT going. Do you not think that's a fair thing to ask? If you are "Our rights are our rights and cannot be touched" with this argument and then you change for the next argument, then what?
Actually talking about the UK is very relevant. It's the closest country to the US, it's a country without many guns, and without the massive problems of the US has.
Another tactic here. One where people say "you have to prove something works before we'll introduce it" then you talk about another country and then it becomes "that doesn't prove it'll work here, you have to prove it works here in this country before we'll introduce it here in this country" circular nonsense.
Yes, no first world country has to deal with the problems the US has to deal with. Why?
"We have a racial subculture that literally glorifies and gleefully embraces gun violence, murder, and criminal activity."
Okay, it's true. Why? How have they been able to glorify a GUN CULTURE in the US and why do you think they haven't glorified a gun culture in the UK? Think about that one.
The criminal culture, the ghetto culture, why did it get to that?
My view is that the US has simply been a place telling people "everyone can make it in the US" while at the same time STOPPING people from progressing. Making education weak, refusing to deal with social issues, making sure bigger business gets all the benefits. Everything in US politics is about the rich screwing over others and the rich telling people the poor people that they want to have the rich people issues.
The whole subculture thing you're talking about exists because the US does NOT deal with its issues. The UK does.
In the UK there was a big rise in gun murders. I think it had a lot to do with the Yardies from Jamaica bringing guns in. These people didn't need visas to get into the UK and brought a lot of their problems. The UK govt dealt with the problem from lots of angles, dealing with gun violence directly, dealing with education especially with black boys, dealing with social issues especially in places like London and the problem went down.
In the US it just gets worse and worse every generation with too many people saying it's up to the individual, but the individuals are being born into despair and can't get out unless they get lucky. The rich don't want them to get out.
There is a difference, the difference is that in the US the people don't want to deal with the problems. Simples.
Who says take away our rights when an islamist attacks?
Do you want the list?
Maybe you just need to open your eyes on this forum.
However usually it's them saying "stop this thing" which doesn't impact that individual, but takes the right away and changes it to a privilege for them.
I typed in "ban islam" into the search of this forum and got the 17 pages (means there's more?) of people. Let's see
Mr Trump, ban this Islam!
Basquebromance wants to ban Islam
Sciencerocks seems to imply this
Protectionist seems to be advocating this
I could go on, but you should be able to get the point. This is just from one issue, I could find other issues too.