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What the fuck does that have to do with the article you mental midget.
Seriously you are beyond pitiful.
Hey tough guy, would you care to back up your claim that it is a FACT that the ease of getting your hands on a gun has heightened the chance of a dispute ending in gun violence?
:jerkit:
Or is this merely your pea sized brain making a statement without really knowing anything and merely assuming.
Your logic would show that the ease of accessing a computer with internet connectivity heightens the chance of stupid forum posts by tough guy bad asses behind a keyboard.
Based on the way you replied and showed no ability to withstand from insults or outburst, I would shudder at the thought of you easily getting your hands on a gun :rimshot . You see it's types like you that give the rest of society a bad name.
I say get rid of clowns like you that cannot refrain from violence and let us reasonable humans have easy access to weapons as our constitution allows. Get rid of the problem and stop playing the blame game. I mean how hard is it to figure out that certain types of people are the problem. You've answered that one and apparently it's pretty damn hard.
Look at the gun crime statistics for Washington DC.
Extremely stringent gun control laws and gun violence has surged.
So, law abiding citizens are not armed but the criminals are. Do you guys really think criminals are going to obey gun control laws?
Maybe they should ban Gangsta Rap. Gotta love the NWA song, "Kill the Police"....awesome.
11k gun homicides in 2010.
How many people died from car accidents - 33k in 2010.
Screw banning guns - we need to ban driving.
Extremely stringent gun control laws and gun violence has surged.
So, law abiding citizens are not armed but the criminals are. Do you guys really think criminals are going to obey gun control laws?
Maybe they should ban Gangsta Rap. Gotta love the NWA song, "Kill the Police"....awesome.
11k gun homicides in 2010.
How many people died from car accidents - 33k in 2010.
Screw banning guns - we need to ban driving.
:142smilie
There is no sense even trying to discuss things with some of you people since you just love to make shit up and run with it as facts.
First thing the song was called fuck the police, not kill the police :facepalm: and it was released in 1988 way to keep relevant.
This story will fade away soon and then there will be another work place or school shooting where someone who is not mentally responsible to own such a weapon will kill a mass of people and it could have been prevented.
And any discussion about trying to find a solution will be squashed with nonsense and lies and fear mongering by idiots who try and change the discussion into shit that has nothing to do with it.
Yes, Shawn - you are right - Fuck the Police.
It is relevant. It has created an entire gangsta rap culture in the black community.
Why is black youth unemployment so high?
Black youth crime rate, drug usage, school drop out, teen pregnancy, un-wed mother rate so high? The list goes on and on.
Because of 'ole whitey" keepin' em down?
I do not think so.
But hey, let's go slap sum bitchezz and hoes!
It is relevant. It has created an entire gangsta rap culture in the black community.
Why is black youth unemployment so high?
Black youth crime rate, drug usage, school drop out, teen pregnancy, un-wed mother rate so high? The list goes on and on.
Because of 'ole whitey" keepin' em down?
I do not think so.
But hey, let's go slap sum bitchezz and hoes!
A Land Without Guns: How Japan Has Virtually Eliminated Shooting Deaths
http://www.theatlantic.com/internat...-virtually-eliminated-shooting-deaths/260189/
"By focusing on what it is like for a flesh-and-blood human to actually be in possession of a gun, Ihde describes 'lived experience' in a manner that reveals the NRA position to be but a partial grasp of a more complex situation. By equating firearm responsibility exclusively with human choice, the NRA claim abstracts away relevant considerations about how gun possession can affect one's sense of self and agency. In order to appreciate this point, it helps to consider the fundamental materiality of guns."
http://www.theatlantic.com/technolo...ilosophy-of-the-technology-of-the-gun/260220/
http://www.theatlantic.com/internat...-virtually-eliminated-shooting-deaths/260189/
"By focusing on what it is like for a flesh-and-blood human to actually be in possession of a gun, Ihde describes 'lived experience' in a manner that reveals the NRA position to be but a partial grasp of a more complex situation. By equating firearm responsibility exclusively with human choice, the NRA claim abstracts away relevant considerations about how gun possession can affect one's sense of self and agency. In order to appreciate this point, it helps to consider the fundamental materiality of guns."
http://www.theatlantic.com/technolo...ilosophy-of-the-technology-of-the-gun/260220/
LOL.
Japanese CULTURE, OMFG - there is that word again, CULTURE, is sooooo different from ours.
Holy shit - in fact, in Japan, the children actually respect their elders.
When the tsunami hit Japan, there was almost NO LOOTING......errr, was there looting after Katrina?
1 in 3 marriages in Japan end in divorce - over half in US end in divorce.
Unwed pregnancies in Japan - 2%. a whooping 2%.
US unwed pregnancy - 41%
Yep, Cherry - guns are the problem. TOTALLY
:142smilie
Japanese CULTURE, OMFG - there is that word again, CULTURE, is sooooo different from ours.
Holy shit - in fact, in Japan, the children actually respect their elders.
When the tsunami hit Japan, there was almost NO LOOTING......errr, was there looting after Katrina?
1 in 3 marriages in Japan end in divorce - over half in US end in divorce.
Unwed pregnancies in Japan - 2%. a whooping 2%.
US unwed pregnancy - 41%
Yep, Cherry - guns are the problem. TOTALLY
:142smilie
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:11jackson
:11jackson
Hmmmmmm....and where exactly did I indicate that guns are THE (only) problem?!!
Limiting the number of factors that contribute to complex issues such as the increase in crime and gun-related deaths to one or two, or even simplifying the issue as merely black or white is problematic.
Additionally, ignoring the effect that guns have had is, well, simply foolhardy!!!
In most states where CCW is legal, violent crime is down.
So, yes. Let us PLEASE not ignore the effects that guns can have.
So, yes. Let us PLEASE not ignore the effects that guns can have.
Here ya go , blame these shootings on black people and their culture.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbine_High_School_massacre
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_Aurora_shooting
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jared_Lee_Loughner
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_Illinois_University_shooting
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westroads_Mall_shooting
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wakefield_massacre
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbine_High_School_massacre
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_Aurora_shooting
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jared_Lee_Loughner
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_Illinois_University_shooting
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westroads_Mall_shooting
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wakefield_massacre
