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I wish the pro-gun crowd would just come out and admit they would rather have their guns than save a few extra lives. It would be much more genuine than this nonsense about self-defense and how guns don't contribute to murders.

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One of the most deadly attacks in history of this country was perpetrated by a handful of guys with box cutters.

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I wish the pro-gun crowd would just come out and admit they would rather have their guns than save a few extra lives. It would be much more genuine than this nonsense about self-defense and how guns don't contribute to murders.

The fact that you think that's what the "pro-gun" crowd thinks shows your ignorance of the "pro-gun" crowd.
Not one of us wants people to be killed.

We simply know better that to falsely believe that attempts to control guns will save lives.

We have "murder control". Murder was illegal. But that didn't stop him.

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I wish the pro-gun crowd would just come out and admit they would rather have their guns than save a few extra lives. It would be much more genuine than this nonsense about self-defense and how guns don't contribute to murders.


Your brush sure paints in broad strokes, how did you gain this intimate knowledge about "pro-gun" people?

Anyways....


So, all we have to do is ban guns and all these lives will be saved? Well, what are we waiting for???!!?!?!?!??!?


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So, all we have to do is ban guns and all these lives will be saved? Well, what are we waiting for???!!?!?!?!??!?

Banning guns does nothing, absolutely nothing, to stop gun violence.
It's been proved several times.
This is why I don't support some of the proposed measures.

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I wish the pro-gun crowd would just come out and admit they would rather have their guns than save a few extra lives. It would be much more genuine than this nonsense about self-defense and how guns don't contribute to murders.

The fact that you think that's what the "pro-gun" cr
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Not one of us wants people to be killed.

We simply know better that to falsely believe that attempts to control guns will save lives.

We have "murder control". Murder was illegal. But that didn't stop him.


So you're telling me if there was a conclusive study which showed without question that bans on handguns would save 5 lives a year, you would be in favor of banning handguns?

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So you're telling me if there was a conclusive study which showed without question that bans on handguns would save 5 lives a year, you would be in favor of banning handguns?

I'll answer that if you answer this.
If a study came out that conclusively showed that withholding American's 4th Amendment rights to be secure from warrentless search and seizure would save 5 lives a year would you support striking down the 4th amendment?
Or if a study shows that revoking the American right to free speech would save 5 lives a year, would you be willing to be silenced by the government to save 5 lives?

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Gun control would reduce the number of deaths and number of occurrences. Guns make murder easier. More guns in circulation make obtaining guns easier.

Cite your evidence.
Because gun control in Chicago and DC did little to nothing to stem the tide of murders and violence. We already knew that. But you just kinda come in and state that like it was some kind of proven facts. I don't think that it's exactly settled science.

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So you're telling me if there was a conclusive study which showed without question that bans on handguns would save 5 lives a year, you would be in favor of banning handguns?

I'll answer that if you answer this.
If a study came out that conclusively showed that withholding American's 4th Amendment rights to be secure from warrentless search and seizure would save 5 lives a year would you support striking down the 4th amendment?
Or if a study shows that revoking the American right to free speech would save 5 lives a year, would you be willing to be silenced by the government to save 5 lives?


No I wouldn't. That's my point. Just come out and say you don't want to trade your freedom for potential lives saved. It's not immoral. But I do find it disingenuous to pretend that stricter gun control laws nationwide wouldn't likely lower deaths from guns.

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And instead of preventing you from watching Storage Wars like in the analogy, gun control would be saving lives. This kid wasn't going to be knifing 26 people and children. He wasn't going to be breaking their necks.

He could have made an explosive device & blew them all up.


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No I wouldn't. That's my point. Just come out and say you don't want to trade your freedom for potential lives saved. It's not immoral. But I do find it disingenuous to pretend that stricter gun control laws nationwide wouldn't likely lower deaths from guns.

I'll say it like this. No freedom is free. Millions of lives have already been given to ensure all our freedoms. This isn't some "Obama's takin our freedoms" post. It's the fact. And the thing is, to preserve freedoms, lives still must be given. We don't own these freedoms. We barely lease them. Some people think it's bought and paid for. Our freedoms aren't ours by divine rights, they're ours because we pay for them each day.
No, I wouldn't support repeal of the constitution for the benefit of saving any number of lives. Not the 2nd ammendment, not the 1st, not the 4th or the 5th or any other for that matter. Because these freedoms still everyday need to be paid for. It's not always someone paying the price who chooses to. Sometimes it's someone who chose to put their ass on the line like an enlisted soldier, sometimes, it's a drafted soldier. Sometimes its' someone who had no choice, someone who was murdered (like King) or someone who was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
But your question is invalid because of the extreme hyperbole. There's no way one could ever quantify the price of the submission of our freedoms.
The constitution isn't perfect. And it's not guaranteed. We still have to fight for what we have. Lots of people really don't understand it. They take their freedoms for granted. Like something they were given by birthright. But we still have to earn them. We still ahve to fight for them. Therefore, there will always be casualties.
Its the price we pay to ahve what we have. I don't like it. no one would. But it's what we must do.

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It is simple math, really. If take away your TV's, you'll watch less television. Sure, you'll watch some TV at the bar, or the lobby of an office building...but generally it will be less.

And instead of preventing you from watching Storage Wars like in the analogy, gun control would be saving lives. This kid wasn't going to be knifing 26 people and children. He wasn't going to be breaking their necks.

That's silly. Again, please, answer why gun control in Illinois and particularly the extreme gun control in Chicago did not do what you say it will do.

You're guessing, forming a hypothesis, which isn't really a problem, but you're stating it like it is fact which it is not.

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And instead of preventing you from watching Storage Wars like in the analogy, gun control would be saving lives. This kid wasn't going to be knifing 26 people and children. He wasn't going to be breaking their necks.

He could have made an explosive device & blew them all up.

This is a good point. 15 men who could not commit their crime with guns managed to kill over 3000 people with box cutters.
If there's the will, there's a way.

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Also... to respond to the OP...

I'd say today is a great day to talk about it.
It's the worst possible day to legislate about it.

We should be of sound and calm mind when we pass laws.

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It is simple math, really. If take away your TV's, you'll watch less television. Sure, you'll watch some TV at the bar, or the lobby of an office building...but generally it will be less.

And instead of preventing you from watching Storage Wars like in the analogy, gun control would be saving lives. This kid wasn't going to be knifing 26 people and children. He wasn't going to be breaking their necks.

You're making the incredibly false presumption that it guns were illegal, this murderer wouldn't have tried to get the exact same ones on the black market. Stricter gun control might save lives, it might not. There's evidence indicating it does, and evidence indicating it has no effect. But I'm pretty sure, although I can't be 100%, that a crime like this or the Colorado shooting is happening regardless of how many anti gun laws people want to legislate.

Sane, rational people cannot wrap their heads around how a 20 year old kid could murder 20 children, so the weapon he utilizes becomes the scapegoat. The legality argument is just silly when talking about someone who murdered 27 people and then committed suicide. It's preposterous that otherwise intelligent people can convince themselves that if owning a gun was illegal than this kid would have chosen that specific law to abide by.

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I understand shotguns, I understand hand guns, I understand hunting rifles. I don't understand why a private citizen needs a rifle that holds 30 bullets regardless of whether it is auto or semi-automatic. I mean what are you using that kind of gun for?

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I understand shotguns, I understand hand guns, I understand hunting rifles. I don't understand why a private citizen needs a rifle that holds 30 bullets regardless of whether it is auto or semi-automatic. I mean what are you using that kind of gun for?

If you understand those things, you should understand that none of them are automatic.
You would also understand that your average hunting rifle, say, a 7mm Remington, is considerably more dangerous than an "assualt rifle".
Why do they need it? I don't know. I don't understand a lot of things that people say they need. I don't understand why anyone really needs a $5 cup of coffee. What do you need that kind of Coffee for? I mean, you can get a 99 cent cup of coffee at mcD's or make your own.

I'd tend to agree with you however. I don't particularly see the use of or need for these AR15's or AK47s. i know a few guys with them, and I wonder what damn good they'll do them. But whatever, it's their right.

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I understand shotguns, I understand hand guns, I understand hunting rifles. I don't understand why a private citizen needs a rifle that holds 30 bullets regardless of whether it is auto or semi-automatic. I mean what are you using that kind of gun for?

If you understand those things, you should understand that none of them are automatic.
You would also understand that your average hunting rifle, say, a 7mm Remington, is considerably more dangerous than an "assualt rifle".
Why do they need it? I don't know. I don't understand a lot of things that people say they need. I don't understand why anyone really needs a $5 cup of coffee. What do you need that kind of Coffee for? I mean, you can get a 99 cent cup of coffee at mcD's or make your own.

I'd tend to agree with you however. I don't particularly see the use of or need for these AR15's or AK47s. i know a few guys with them, and I wonder what damn good they'll do them. But whatever, it's their right.


I didn't say that last one was an automatic. I'm not mistaken I believe their are civilian versions of military weapons that are not automatic but have the capability of firing 30 bullets without reloading. I don't get what people need something like that for, and I don't think someone buying a $5 cup of coffee is comparable to someone buying a gun like that. Unless you're fighting off a zombie horde I don't see the practical purpose of owing a gun like that. Additionally, if I buy a cup of coffee and don't drink it right away I don't have to worry about someone stealing it in order to kill people.

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Help me here.
What difference is it to fire 30 rounds without reloading oe firing 30 rounds and reloading twice?

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What difference is it to fire 30 rounds without reloading oe firing 30 rounds and reloading twice?


I don't know maybe 6 or 7 people.

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I would like to know why a mom in suburban CT needs a gun like this:

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You realize that the assault rifle in that pic is simply decoration right? there is no difference between that and a deer rifle other than it is made of black metal and plastic rather than steel and wood.

I am not gonna fight any gun fight today but some facts are that there are no legally available fully automatic guns for sale in the US. If you have one or even the proof that you are trying to alter one you will go to federal prison. An assault rifle per se is simply an appearance or a semi automatic version of a military rifle. It does not shoot any more rounds or bigger damage than any other rifle.

Again, this is a tragedy but get your heads right. Is a 9 inch "rambo" knife really any deadlier than your Ginsu?


Um that is not true ,all you need is the proper permit to own and fire a fully automatic weapon. There used to be a range here in the QCA where you could rent a weapon per hour. You paid the rental fee plus ammo costs. Nothing like letting fly with a full clip.
Also there is a yearly round up help I think in Tenn where people bring out the heavy stuff and destroy stuff. I remember the biggest thing was a 40mm autocannon,plus .50 cals and such.

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What difference is it to fire 30 rounds without reloading oe firing 30 rounds and reloading twice?


I don't know maybe 6 or 7 people.

Can you explain that or is it just a smart assy thing to say?

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What difference is it to fire 30 rounds without reloading oe firing 30 rounds and reloading twice?


I don't know maybe 6 or 7 people.

Can you explain that or is it just a smart assy thing to say?


This is what I'll say. Guns are different than knives, different than cars, different than spoons, cups of coffee, drugs and whatever anyone wants to compare them to. They are designed to do one thing and one thing only. As I've stated previously I generally have no issue with sane people owning firearms. I don't want to take them away from people, I can respect people's opinions when they say they own firearms for protection, there's nothing inherently wrong with gun ownership. I understand it, it's just not my cup of tea.

What I question is what seems like a prevailing attitude of: "let's get as many guns as possible before The Government comes and takes them away." I don't understand that line of thinking and I don't understand why a private citizen would need to own a firearm that is capable of being shot 30 times before it needed to be reloaded. You asked a question about what the difference between being able to fire off 30 rounds vs. having to reload after 15. I, perhaps glibly, stated that more lives could be saved if someone were forced to stop shooting in order to reload. Whether it's the half a second it takes a shooter to reload that allows a bystander to tackle, run further away, or hell even prepare to return fire, that's a half second you don't get with a 30 round clip.

So I ask again. What possible purpose does it serve for a private citizen to own a firearm with those capabilities, what possible defensive purpose could a firearm like that serve?

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I just don't get why people don't accept the simple and clear fact that if we had more legislation written and enacted targeting guns, gun-related deaths would be all but solved in just a matter of time.

We continue, even today, to reaffirm and enact legislation that makes illegal such horrible acts such as murder, rape, arson, stealing, violence, drunk driving, financial fraud, and all sorts of other human ills and just take a look at the news .... you never hear of these things happening, and why? Because of continued grandstanding and redundant legislation, that's why.

Such a simple fix ... why won't someone think of the children and make more laws when they're so effective at eliminating distressing societal issues?


If there was a button that would eliminate all guns that ever were and ever will be would you press it? I'll admit that's not the best way to frame an argument but that's really the only solution to eliminating gun violence. Until that time (which will never happen) I think it's fair to consider extending the debate about guns outside the realm of "guns don't kill people, people kill people" circular logic inanity.

If the fetishization of guns could be cut down just slightly I think everyone would be better off. I don't understand how when twenty kids can get murdered [b]by guns there were owned by their teacher there are a legion of people willing to step up to the plate and argue that we need MORE guns to protect them. A handful of dumb motherfuckers die from drinking too much Four Loko and that shit is taken off the shelves in a month. One asshole puts a bomb in his shoe and now we all have to take our fucking shoes off before we can get on an airplane. But 20 kids die from getting shot in the face and NOTHING HAPPENS because guns = freedom. That's some fucked up shit.[/b]

This isn't directed at you Don. Your quote just sort of fit in for the rant I wanted to go off on.


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I didnt realize it was improper to ask why someone owns a rifle that is eventually used to kill 20 grade schoolers. Thanks for the info, and way to have your priorities straight.


I couldn't agree more. We spend nearly $1T a year on defense and anyone that believes their guns are going to protect them from their government are complete idiots. Even after a shooting like this we have people advocating that everyone should have any type of gun. Who cares about mental capacity or training? Giving teachers guns is a new solution. It's really annoying listening to and reading some of these comments.


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I wish the pro-gun crowd would just come out and admit they would rather have their guns than save a few extra lives. It would be much more genuine than this nonsense about self-defense and how guns don't contribute to murders.


It's been established that a weapon made to kill people easily can't be blamed when it is used to kill people easily. I've never advocated getting rid of all guns when you hear the dumb defenses to guns I'm embarrassed to be a pro gun guy.


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IMU, are you seriously saying that more laws on concealed carry would have prevented this ?????

yeah because the laws on conceal carry have prevented the 8 murdered, 20 wounded that is in the paper every single week here

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I would like to ask the people that are pro guns and don't want to give up their right to bear arms what their solution is then in curbing gun violence?

That is all.

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I would like to ask the people that are pro guns and don't want to give up their right to bear arms what their solution is then in curbing gun violence?

That is all.


More guns.

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