Guns used for lawful self defense Pt. 4

[rainbow]

Now I'm going to configure my life so that I, like so may others, can be on the receiving end of government largess, as is my legal right.

Slight glitch with that plan.

The money has already been spent.

[Seth]

Now I'm going to configure my life so that I, like so may others, can be on the receiving end of government largess, as is my legal right.

Slight glitch with that plan.

The money has already been spent.

That's okay, they'll just print more.

[Collector1337]

I bet a bunch of English doctors have lots of firearm experience and aren't biased against guns at all...

That is very funny. Very, very funny.

Seth, who accuses me of ignorance, thinks the New England Journal of Medicine is British.

Much hilarity!

Yes, I was reading quickly, but my statement is still true. Researchers with little to no firearm experience and an anti-gun bias before they even start doing research in their career, let alone this study.

[Collector1337]

As I have said before, the high US murder rate has two causes. Availability of hand guns, and a sick gun culture, as clearly demonstrated by the vehemence of the pro gun debaters here.

Canada lacks the sickness of that gun culture. Even so, Canada has a higher firearms murder rate than other British Commonwealth nations, showing the southern influence.

The other nation adversely affected by the USA's lousy laws and gun culture is Mexico, which has a very high murder rate. A lot of the guns in Mexico, especially hand guns, have been traced to a US origin.

So you American gun nutters should be aware that your sick attitudes are killing Canadians and Mexicans as well as your own countrymen.

Much of Mexico's murders can be attributed to the US in another sense; the insatiable demand for illegal drugs in the US fuels the vicious gang warfare in Mexico for control of this lucrative trade.

Legalising drugs in the US would have a massive effect on their own crime rate, and Mexico's as well.

This may well be a point that Collector and Seth could agree with...

Yes. Drugs should be legalized.

[Jason]

Free samplers of crack, meth, acid, and good old cocaine with each new AR-15! This is a limited time offer folks.

[Collector1337]

Free samplers of crack, meth, acid, and good old cocaine with each new AR-15! This is a limited time offer folks.

Some ammo would make more sense.

[MrJonno]

Yes, I was reading quickly, but my statement is still true. Researchers with little to no firearm experience and an anti-gun bias before they even start doing research in their career, let alone this study.

I have a some experience with a kitchen knife but that experience is quite sufficient to tell me people shouldn't be carrying them.
There is no requirement to be a psychopath to study psychopaths

[Blind groper]

There is no requirement to be a psychopath to study psychopaths

Well said, Sir.

[Seth]

Yes, I was reading quickly, but my statement is still true. Researchers with little to no firearm experience and an anti-gun bias before they even start doing research in their career, let alone this study.

I have a some experience with a kitchen knife but that experience is quite sufficient to tell me people shouldn't be carrying them.
There is no requirement to be a psychopath to study psychopaths

And there's nothing that prevents a psychopath from studying psychopaths either.

[Jason]

Yes, I was reading quickly, but my statement is still true. Researchers with little to no firearm experience and an anti-gun bias before they even start doing research in their career, let alone this study.

I have a some experience with a kitchen knife but that experience is quite sufficient to tell me people shouldn't be carrying them.
There is no requirement to be a psychopath to study psychopaths

And there's nothing that prevents a psychopath from studying psychopaths either.

But who studies the psychos studying the psychos? Where does it end?

Or is the psycho studying the psycho him/herself being studied by the psycho which is their subject? Matched pairs of psychos perhaps?

[MrJonno]

Don't really care who is a psychopath as long as they don't get access to firearms and a chainsaw

[Jason]

I have three chainsaws (two small ones for limbing and a biggun for felling) and currently three firearms (I sold 4 over the winter and spring). :twisted:

[Collector1337]

Yes, I was reading quickly, but my statement is still true. Researchers with little to no firearm experience and an anti-gun bias before they even start doing research in their career, let alone this study.

I have a some experience with a kitchen knife but that experience is quite sufficient to tell me people shouldn't be carrying them.
There is no requirement to be a psychopath to study psychopaths

Why would you carry around a kitchen knife? Not very practical.

That's what pocket knives are for.

[MrJonno]

I have three chainsaws (two small ones for limbing and a biggun for felling) and currently three firearms (I sold 4 over the winter and spring). :twisted:

Next thing you will be telling me you have an axe? (A British actress had to have a weeks training on using an axe as she had never seen one)

[Collector1337]

I have three chainsaws (two small ones for limbing and a biggun for felling) and currently three firearms (I sold 4 over the winter and spring). :twisted:

Next thing you will be telling me you have an axe? (A British actress had to have a weeks training on using an axe as she had never seen one)

Who doesn't?

How else are you going to split all that wood you just cut with the chainsaw?