"Brian Hill" wrote in message
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"FDR" wrote in message

Hey, a tribute to the Republicans for letting the assault weapon law ban
end. Let's put more in the hands of terrorists.



Lucky




That was a stupid thing to say. What differance would that make? With your
way of thinking, we should outlaw airplanes because they were used to take
out the Twin Towers.

B.H.



No! No! Let's outlaw breathing - the terrorists breathed during 9/11.
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"Brian Hill" wrote in message
...

"FDR" wrote in message

Hey, a tribute to the Republicans for letting the assault weapon law ban
end. Let's put more in the hands of terrorists.



Lucky




That was a stupid thing to say. What differance would that make? With your
way of thinking, we should outlaw airplanes because they were used to take
out the Twin Towers.


You mean those terrorists bought those planes?



B.H.

"FDR" wrote in message
...

"Brian Hill" wrote in message
...

"FDR" wrote in message

Hey, a tribute to the Republicans for letting the assault weapon law
ban
end. Let's put more in the hands of terrorists.



Lucky




That was a stupid thing to say. What differance would that make? With
your
way of thinking, we should outlaw airplanes because they were used to
take
out the Twin Towers.


You mean those terrorists bought those planes?



B.H.





Why buy when you can steel?

B.H.

Brian Hill wrote:


"FDR" wrote in message

Hey, a tribute to the Republicans for letting the assault weapon law ban
end. Let's put more in the hands of terrorists.



Lucky




That was a stupid thing to say. What differance would that make? With your
way of thinking, we should outlaw airplanes because they were used to take
out the Twin Towers.

B.H.

Maybe outlaw penises because occasionally one fathers a psychopath? (Sorry,
can't help myself. Nothing like over-simplifying complex issues into
opposites. This MUST be genetic for humans - unable to understand the
shades of grey between positions.)

FDR wrote:


"luckydaze" wrote in message
...
3 gun men open fire with automatic weapons in a NY mall shooting serveral
people.

They were wearing all black and had machine guns.
What does that tell you?

They shot people randomly also.

Watch then try and cover it up..

Hey, a tribute to the Republicans for letting the assault weapon law ban
end. Let's put more in the hands of terrorists.



Lucky

Gotta wade in here and expand the OT more OT (as if the topic has never been
over discussed here):
Gun laws will not prevent determined people (terrorists or other criminals).
They may prevent some crimes of passion - data is scarce on that. They
probably prevent some drive-byes. Well, its hard to have a drive by
knifing. (okay that's a joke). I think the culture and structure of a
society is mostly responsible for violence. Canada didn't have gun laws
until about 20 years ago and now has very stringent ones - at terrible
expense (we don't know about scandal --- Yet!). Violence with firearms has
always been less here than the USA. In my province there is no enforcement
of the federal gun law - too expensive for too little return for one thing.
There were 600-700 murders in Canada last year - 32 million people - about
the same as L.A. How many there? Probably many things together account for
violence in a society.

Los Angeles isn't thirty two million people.The entire state population
of California is between about thirty four to thirty six million
people,including millions of ILLEGAL WETBACKS! Go look it up in a Rand
McNally Road Atlas or look it up online.The only reason CanaDUH has less
crime and murders than U.S.A.is because the population of CANADUH is
much,much,much less than the population of U.S.A.By the way,it isn't
necessary to use a gun to fire a Cartridge (Cartridge in,Bullet out) to
send a Bullet on it's way.
cuhulin

Cuhulin wrote:

The only reason CanaDUH has less
crime and murders than U.S.A.is because the population of CANADUH is
much,much,much less than the population of U.S.A.

Actually the *per capita* crime rate in Canada is generally less than
that of the US, with violent crimes being much less (about 1/3 or so of
the US), and property crimes being a bit *higher*, especially in the
western provinces. The following gives a first blush accounting:

http://www.statcan.ca/english/previe...85-002-XIE.pdf

There are doubtless many more detailed discussions out there.

Bruce Jensen

BULL****!
cuhulin

I am busy watching streaming video (it's called tb,tb,Dennis the
Menance) Jurassic Park movie on tb right now.I will click on the talking
heads on Fox news later on.
cuhulin

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