*BlackFox wrote:Everybody claims they need a gun for defense... But rarely do we hear about someone shooting
someone in self defense. Isn't that so?
Well, seriously... there should be "stricter laws regarding.. who can get a gun" not Just a criminal background check
But also... a mental analysis for all first time gun buyers etc..
lmao, You must not be an NRA subscriber... Every month they have a lot of stories of people using their guns to defend their home/family/self. No they aren't made up stories like penthouse... Here is also an article by
Forbes. Not the most well written article, but it gets a little to the point.
@penfold1992 You are completely ignorant on this entire subject... Everything you say is based off of your emotions... and it's hideous... more kids are killed in the streets from illegal guns that aren't even able to be regulated, than these rifles we use for hunting. You really have made yourself look stupid. People owning guns is not the problem... The high murder rate from guns are due to drug and gang related crimes and those statics wouldn't change even if it was illegal for anyone in this country to even look at a gun....... Only reason your making your ignorant argument is because some crazy fucker got ahold of a gun and killed people, instead of blaming the person, you blame the gun... Come to my neck of the woods, I'll show you in a single weekend what guns are to me and most other legal gun owners.
Also... bomb making isn't hard... We aren't talking about splitting an atom... GG What next... Meth is difficult to make?
MrJoey wrote:Hmm, computer didn't have the ignore on, anyways, if that gun is able to carry 10 bullets. Just because he had to somehow buy bullets one at a time (lol, never going to happen) doesn't mean that, somehow, that gun will magically only be able to hold one bullet at a time, IT WILL STILL HOLD ALL 10 BULLETS. Thus the whole reload after every shot thing, is complete and total ignorance.
Completely hypothetical situation here. Lets pretend I own a civilian version of the M4, I don't know guns that well, so I have no idea what it's called. Now lets say I buy the bullets now as they are available, in bulk. I now go to the theater, and with its 15 bullet mag, shoot 15 people, then have to reload, then I go back to shooting again. That's a problem, sure.
Now, lets say I have to buy those bullets one at a time, you know what I'm going to do after I've bought all of the bullets I need? I'm going to put them in the magazine (or is it clip?) and I'm still going to have 15 rounds in the gun, and 15 more for the reload, thus buying them, one at a time, will have made absolutely no difference at all.
Do you understand what I'm getting at now? Why you look so ignorant when you talk about restricting how many bullets can be bought at once? It simply wont work. Yes, it's a terrible thing that happened, in this case, there just isn't much that could have been done about it.
If you really think that having to turn in all guns will magically stop gun related crimes, you're quite wrong. The law abiding citizens will turn them in I'm sure, guess what? The criminals that already own lots and lots of guns illegally? They wont turn them in, and now they know that every single law abiding citizen, is completely defenseless against them. It's basically what has happened in Australia, guns taken from everyone, criminals kept theirs, and preyed on everyone.
There might be a few errors up in there, I'm tired, it's late (for me), but seriously, if you're going to argue for gun control, make sure you aren't arguing from a position of ignorance.
I gotta start reading your post before I post. Another good one.
Also, the M4's civilian counterpart is generally referred to as an M4 as well, it's just semi-auto(AR-15 is the M16's civilian counterpart[same thing only semi]that's the one that usually throws people.). and magazine was correct.
Now I'm just wondering when penfold is going to stop with his ignorance on the subject and take the time to learn what the hell he's spouting off about.