Yannick Hagman
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My problem is that the US did exactly the same and isn't even aware of it. ;o)
My problem is that the US did exactly the same and isn't even aware of it. ;o)
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Only Steven Seagal never was against abortion...
... illegal immigrants mostly just want a job to help their families back home.
same here. especially things like cleaning public toilets and other low pay staff nobody wants to do. these folks are way cleaner than most lawyers around here.. and of course they have absolutely no interest in crimes because it they would have to leave the country.
well, why don´t you ask the native americans wether or not the seventeenth century illegal immigration caused a rise in crime and murderrates?
Answer the question directly: Am I correct that you say guns cause suicide, and if so, do you also say that sleeping pills cause suicide? Simple question. The reason why I pursue this is because this is the fundamental point that underlies the entire argument.
You see, Americans love freedom -- and when freedom has been surrendered in the past it has always been as a wrong solution to some other problem.
Taking guns away from people is the wrong solution to the problem of violence. If the cause of violence is not addressed -- and according to what you say, you don't appear to be interested in the causes of violence or to be taking action to find and address those causes -- then the only way to keep people from acting out on those unresolved violent tendencies will be to completely enslave them. Trying to solve a problem without knowing the cause of the problem always ends in disaster.
Then there is also the issue of out-of-control governments. Most persons who advocate gun control have total faith in their government. Something like another national dictatorial tyrant could never arise, they argue, therefore there is no reason for the populace to maintain its ability to defend itself. Americans tend to disagree with that. Here in the US we're probably pretty close to immune to most threats of that nature.
Again, you miss the point. The sole significance of this point is that making something illegal does not prevent people from getting it. Making guns illegal will ensure that only criminals have guns. Any suggestion that criminals won't have guns is wishful thinking that has no basis in history.
It appears that the extent of your argument is that Europe has a lower violence rate and Europe has fewer guns, therefore guns cause violence.
Also, once violence is addressed and resolved, guns will no longer be an issue.
it is only going to leave honest men and women defenseless against it.
That's true. But well, arms allow them to proceed their violence in a more dangerous way for everyone else.
True. Wouldn't you want to be able to defend yourself against that?
So the same gun owners here who claim they need guns to defend themselves against government oppression also take mortal offense when someone here, Muroshi, actually ventures to criticize American domestic or foreign policy. So you hate government, but you love everything government does. Odd.
Meanwhile, there's no power the current president doesn't claim for himself, including the right to ignore laws he doesn't like, bomb any country he doesn't like, and subject you, your mother and your child to "enhanced interrogation techniques" for as long as he pleases, without charges or access to the courts, and then "disappear" the body without telling anyone.
Has all this gotten you into the street with your guns? Not exactly.
So the question is, what WOULD the American government have to do to get you really mad?
But of course we know the answer to that. It would have to try to take your gun away. That, or maybe universal health care. Then the streets would run with rivers of blood.