Guns used for lawful self defense Pt. 4
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Re: Guns used for lawful self defense Pt. 4
There is a law in this thread.
No Gallstones-Aspire post, in either direction, contributes anything of value whatsoever to the debate...
No Gallstones-Aspire post, in either direction, contributes anything of value whatsoever to the debate...
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Re: Guns used for lawful self defense Pt. 4
*Facepalm*JimC wrote:There is a law in this thread.
No Gallstones-Aspire post, in either direction, contributes anything of value whatsoever to the debate...
You finally spot there is indeed a law in this thread and then you fail to identify it correctly.
All rights have to be voted on. That's how they become rights.
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Re: Guns used for lawful self defense Pt. 4
Duh.JimC wrote:There is a law in this thread.
No Gallstones-Aspire post, in either direction, contributes anything of value whatsoever to the debate...
But here’s the thing about rights. They’re not actually supposed to be voted on. That’s why they’re called rights. ~Rachel Maddow August 2010
The Second Amendment forms a fourth branch of government (an armed citizenry) in case the government goes mad. ~Larry Nutter
The Second Amendment forms a fourth branch of government (an armed citizenry) in case the government goes mad. ~Larry Nutter
Re: Guns used for lawful self defense Pt. 4
Which penchant has pulled your sorry ass out of a fascist crack more than once hasn't it? Hypocrite.Rum wrote:I don't suppose it bothers many of you, but a thought anyway. I wonder if you know how aggressive, violent and prone to solving problems with force American's seem to much of the rest of the world.
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Re: Guns used for lawful self defense Pt. 4
Who has a deep emotional commitment to something precious?JimC wrote:You may as well give up, BG - she has a deep emotional commitment to her precious guns which no amount of rational argument or evidence will ever shift...
You keep either misunderstanding what my commitment is to, or intentionally misrepresent it.
But here’s the thing about rights. They’re not actually supposed to be voted on. That’s why they’re called rights. ~Rachel Maddow August 2010
The Second Amendment forms a fourth branch of government (an armed citizenry) in case the government goes mad. ~Larry Nutter
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Actually, only one fascist crack. World War 1 didn't involve fascism, but monarchic colonialism, and allegiance to Britain was not on account of any sort of moral superiority or any suggestion that the Germans and Austrians were fascistic or evil. It had to do with German attacks on neutral vessels and ultimately on American vessels. The Germans were trying to slow down American trade with the Allies, and that culminated with the Zimmerman Telegram which was intercepted and made public, pushing public opinion against the Krauts.Seth wrote:Which penchant has pulled your sorry ass out of a fascist crack more than once hasn't it? Hypocrite.Rum wrote:I don't suppose it bothers many of you, but a thought anyway. I wonder if you know how aggressive, violent and prone to solving problems with force American's seem to much of the rest of the world.
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Re: Guns used for lawful self defense Pt. 4
Blind groper wrote:Gallstones wrote:
Bigoted and saturated with personal bias and judgementalism whatever you choose to name them.
Hmmm.
Gallstones,
Methinks that you are trying to evade the issue by ascribing personal motives to my views. I hold my views because they are the rational views to hold, based on the data available.
Yeah right.
Blind groper wrote:I realise that you do not want to look squarely at the data and the obvious conclusions, because those conclusions do not fit with your emotion based illogic. Nothing unusual there.
Bringing gonads into it now.Blind groper wrote: Most people think with their gonads, rather than their brain, and are unable to separate personal desire from rational thinking.

Are these rational, data based and unemotional gonads?
Blind groper wrote:The USA has by far the greatest murder rate out of all developed countries - 4 times as high in most cases. It also has the highest gun ownership of all developed countries. Nearly two thirds of all US murders are done with firearms (mostly hand guns). The conclusion is obvious. Guns are the problem, and mostly hand guns. You cannot face this simple fact because you have an atavistic love of guns. Your emotions get in the way of clarity of thought.
I disagree with and reject your desire. Isn't that clear enough?
Everything else is just the packaging.
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The Second Amendment forms a fourth branch of government (an armed citizenry) in case the government goes mad. ~Larry Nutter
The Second Amendment forms a fourth branch of government (an armed citizenry) in case the government goes mad. ~Larry Nutter
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No.Gallstones wrote: I disagree with and reject your desire. Isn't that clear enough?
This is a debate. A debate requires fact based argument. Not mere opinion or emotion based conclusions.
For every human action, there is a rationalisation and a reason. Only sometimes do they coincide.
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No it doesn't.Blind groper wrote:No.Gallstones wrote: I disagree with and reject your desire. Isn't that clear enough?
This is a debate. A debate requires fact based argument. Not mere opinion or emotion based conclusions.

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If you want to be taken seriously, it does.Coito ergo sum wrote:
No it doesn't.
Of course, any such debate includes a lot of people who post things purely for humor. If genuinely funny, those posts are valued (at least by me). Either way, those posts are not taken seriously.
There are also heaps of posters who write down unsupported opinion. I certainly do not take them seriously, and totally lack respect for their posts.
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You seem always to sport this attitude that you are some kind of definer of acceptable conduct and enforcer of that conduct.Blind groper wrote:No.Gallstones wrote: I disagree with and reject your desire. Isn't that clear enough?
This is a debate. A debate requires fact based argument. Not mere opinion or emotion based conclusions.
How's that working out?
But here’s the thing about rights. They’re not actually supposed to be voted on. That’s why they’re called rights. ~Rachel Maddow August 2010
The Second Amendment forms a fourth branch of government (an armed citizenry) in case the government goes mad. ~Larry Nutter
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And yet you can't stop yourself from replying to them.Blind groper wrote:If you want to be taken seriously, it does.Coito ergo sum wrote:
No it doesn't.
Of course, any such debate includes a lot of people who post things purely for humor. If genuinely funny, those posts are valued (at least by me). Either way, those posts are not taken seriously.
There are also heaps of posters who write down unsupported opinion. I certainly do not take them seriously, and totally lack respect for their posts.

I bet you are a real blast at parties.
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The Second Amendment forms a fourth branch of government (an armed citizenry) in case the government goes mad. ~Larry Nutter
The Second Amendment forms a fourth branch of government (an armed citizenry) in case the government goes mad. ~Larry Nutter
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Re: Guns used for lawful self defense Pt. 4
Very true.Gallstones wrote:
And yet you can't stop yourself from replying to them.
The reason I partake in these debates is mostly for my own amusement. That goal is regularly achieved. I even get to do quite a bit of laughing at the ridiculous things said by the less rational posters.
For every human action, there is a rationalisation and a reason. Only sometimes do they coincide.
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Re: Guns used for lawful self defense Pt. 4
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But here’s the thing about rights. They’re not actually supposed to be voted on. That’s why they’re called rights. ~Rachel Maddow August 2010
The Second Amendment forms a fourth branch of government (an armed citizenry) in case the government goes mad. ~Larry Nutter
The Second Amendment forms a fourth branch of government (an armed citizenry) in case the government goes mad. ~Larry Nutter
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Re: Guns used for lawful self defense Pt. 4
What a twat.
How come they are ALWAYS twats?
I think if you choose to carry a gun, and shoot an innocent person, you should be shot yourself. Only fair.
How come they are ALWAYS twats?
I think if you choose to carry a gun, and shoot an innocent person, you should be shot yourself. Only fair.
While there is a market for shit, there will be assholes to supply it.
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