Carrying a firearm in your Z??
05-22-2011, 03:09 PM
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After I buy my next Kimber 1911, I'm gonna pick up an M4. I like the AR15 platform, but I shot a Sig Sauer 556 and fell in love lol.
05-22-2011, 03:17 PM
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Not at all little boy. Its actually not a big gun either sissy boy, if you knew anything before you spoke. Glad it makes you angry that we can own such things. Stay in your overly PC little world. Typical anti gun idiot who thinks the way they do because they have known nothing but.
Trying to compensate for your little one with your Z?
Trying to compensate for your little one with your Z?
Angry? Nah, not really. Confused that there are so many idiots in your country? Perhaps.
If I'm trying to compensate with a 350Z, I wonder what your doing with a big boy pickup truck like a Nissan Frontier?
Haha, I'm surprised you didn't buy something that didn't come out of Detroit. Kudos to you.
05-22-2011, 03:29 PM
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Idiots aren't just isolated in our country...
Are there idiots in America? Absolutely, but that doesn't absolve Canada from having any.
Guns are just like tools. I wouldn't call them "weapons" per se. You can turn anything into a weapon. Have you seen the Bourne Identity? Jason kills someone with a Bic Ballpoint pen. Does that mean we eliminate pens with ball points because they're weapons?
Guns don't kill people. People kill people.
Are there idiots in America? Absolutely, but that doesn't absolve Canada from having any.
Guns are just like tools. I wouldn't call them "weapons" per se. You can turn anything into a weapon. Have you seen the Bourne Identity? Jason kills someone with a Bic Ballpoint pen. Does that mean we eliminate pens with ball points because they're weapons?
Guns don't kill people. People kill people.
05-22-2011, 03:36 PM
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Idiots aren't just isolated in our country...
Are there idiots in America? Absolutely, but that doesn't absolve Canada from having any.
ATOMIC BOMBS are just like tools. I wouldn't call them "weapons" per se. You can turn anything into a weapon. Have you seen the Bourne Identity? Jason kills someone with a Bic Ballpoint pen. Does that mean we eliminate pens with ball points because they're weapons?
ATOMIC BOMBS don't kill people. People kill people.
Lets give everyone ATOMIC BOMBS because the militia might be called upon by the government
Are there idiots in America? Absolutely, but that doesn't absolve Canada from having any.
ATOMIC BOMBS are just like tools. I wouldn't call them "weapons" per se. You can turn anything into a weapon. Have you seen the Bourne Identity? Jason kills someone with a Bic Ballpoint pen. Does that mean we eliminate pens with ball points because they're weapons?
ATOMIC BOMBS don't kill people. People kill people.
Lets give everyone ATOMIC BOMBS because the militia might be called upon by the government
05-22-2011, 03:57 PM
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Amir, that's a great post about atomic bombs. 
As for the whiny guy who doesn't like us Americans, I'd like to know why 90% of the population lives within 100 miles of the US border? ***** envy? Want to be part of us? Come on over! We'd love to add to the tax base.
BTW, if it's not guns or bombs, everyone would carry something else. I'm sure we'd be having the same argument about that, except it would be around a bonfire in an undeveloped village instead of online.
War and advanced technology go hand in hand. It's human history. It creates innovation, and the rest of humankind eventually benefits from that innovation.
If some of you can't accept the fact that the human race is a violent species hungry for land and enjoys hearing the lamentation of your women, you better find another planet to live on.
As for the whiny guy who doesn't like us Americans, I'd like to know why 90% of the population lives within 100 miles of the US border? ***** envy? Want to be part of us? Come on over! We'd love to add to the tax base.
BTW, if it's not guns or bombs, everyone would carry something else. I'm sure we'd be having the same argument about that, except it would be around a bonfire in an undeveloped village instead of online.
War and advanced technology go hand in hand. It's human history. It creates innovation, and the rest of humankind eventually benefits from that innovation.
If some of you can't accept the fact that the human race is a violent species hungry for land and enjoys hearing the lamentation of your women, you better find another planet to live on.
05-22-2011, 03:57 PM
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- the assassinations of Robert F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Jr., and, more recently, the Columbine High School massacre, the Beltway sniper attacks, the Virginia Tech massacre, and the 2011 Tucson shooting
Firearm violence:
- Countries Amount
# 1 Thailand: 79.5805
# 2 South Africa: 59.2028
# 3 Colombia: 45.2092
# 4 Slovakia: 45
# 5 Guatemala: 42.0706
# 6 Zimbabwe: 39.6026
# 7 United States: 39.5604
# 8 Paraguay: 37.8987
# 9 Macedonia, Republic of: 35.6164
# 10 Uruguay: 35.2941
Thats some nice company, America.
"In the United States, firearms remain the most common method of suicide, accounting for 50.7% of all suicides committed during 2006." Who knew? A depressed, 17 year old teenager will be more likely to commit suicide if a gun is around by a simple pull of a trigger? No wai.
Don't give me that "Well, lets ban Knives too!" BS.
"In the United States, a quarter of commercial robberies are committed with guns. Robberies committed with guns are three times as likely to result in fatalities compared with robberies where other weapons were used." Have a gun? Its much safer to rob a store without getting hurt now. Go for it!
"In 2005, 75% of the 10,100 homicides committed using firearms in the United States were committed using handguns".
This took me 5 minutes of copy and pasting. Im done giving you guys a lecture. Why should I worry about the problems going on in a country other than mine, right? Bye.
Firearm violence:
- Countries Amount
# 1 Thailand: 79.5805
# 2 South Africa: 59.2028
# 3 Colombia: 45.2092
# 4 Slovakia: 45
# 5 Guatemala: 42.0706
# 6 Zimbabwe: 39.6026
# 7 United States: 39.5604
# 8 Paraguay: 37.8987
# 9 Macedonia, Republic of: 35.6164
# 10 Uruguay: 35.2941
Thats some nice company, America.
"In the United States, firearms remain the most common method of suicide, accounting for 50.7% of all suicides committed during 2006." Who knew? A depressed, 17 year old teenager will be more likely to commit suicide if a gun is around by a simple pull of a trigger? No wai.
Don't give me that "Well, lets ban Knives too!" BS.
"In the United States, a quarter of commercial robberies are committed with guns. Robberies committed with guns are three times as likely to result in fatalities compared with robberies where other weapons were used." Have a gun? Its much safer to rob a store without getting hurt now. Go for it!
"In 2005, 75% of the 10,100 homicides committed using firearms in the United States were committed using handguns".
This took me 5 minutes of copy and pasting. Im done giving you guys a lecture. Why should I worry about the problems going on in a country other than mine, right? Bye.
05-22-2011, 04:03 PM
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Amir, that's a great post about atomic bombs.
As for the whiny guy who doesn't like us Americans, I'd like to know why 90% of the population lives within 100 miles of the US border? ***** envy? Want to be part of us? Come on over! We'd love to add to the tax base.
BTW, if it's not guns or bombs, everyone would carry something else. I'm sure we'd be having the same argument about that, except it would be around a bonfire in an undeveloped village instead of online.
War and advanced technology go hand in hand. It's human history. It creates innovation, and the rest of humankind eventually benefits from that innovation.
If some of you can't accept the fact that the human race is a violent species hungry for land and enjoys hearing the lamentation of your women, you better find another planet to live on.
As for the whiny guy who doesn't like us Americans, I'd like to know why 90% of the population lives within 100 miles of the US border? ***** envy? Want to be part of us? Come on over! We'd love to add to the tax base.
BTW, if it's not guns or bombs, everyone would carry something else. I'm sure we'd be having the same argument about that, except it would be around a bonfire in an undeveloped village instead of online.
War and advanced technology go hand in hand. It's human history. It creates innovation, and the rest of humankind eventually benefits from that innovation.
If some of you can't accept the fact that the human race is a violent species hungry for land and enjoys hearing the lamentation of your women, you better find another planet to live on.
- Everyone would carry something else? What do the citizens of Canada, Britain, France and other developed countries carry?
- More the reason to why NOT to give people guns.
05-22-2011, 04:06 PM
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I'm sure part of those statistics are skewed beyond belief, but here's what I think. We have over 300 million people in this country (the land of opportunity and wealth) which also attracts a lot of undesirables. I'm not talking immigrants, but criminals in general from all over the world and some that are home grown.
If we as a community allowed those criminals to be the only ones to carry guns, do you think those stats will change for the better or worse? Do you think anyone that abides the law would feel comfortable knowing that they couldn't defend themselves when the police are busy breaking up a mob riot on the other side of town? I think those stats would be worse. Anarchy gives the criminal element the freedom to create those kind of numbers.
BTW, I believe Japan has a higher suicide rate than the U.S. In fact, I believe they're ranked #1 in the world. I know they held that title for at least 1 year not too long ago.
05-22-2011, 04:08 PM
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Haha, didn't know you got ticked off that easily, old man. A man with your stature should have ticker skin, don't cha think?
Angry? Nah, not really. Confused that there are so many idiots in your country? Perhaps.
If I'm trying to compensate with a 350Z, I wonder what your doing with a big boy pickup truck like a Nissan Frontier?
Haha, I'm surprised you didn't buy something that didn't come out of Detroit. Kudos to you.
Angry? Nah, not really. Confused that there are so many idiots in your country? Perhaps.
If I'm trying to compensate with a 350Z, I wonder what your doing with a big boy pickup truck like a Nissan Frontier?
Haha, I'm surprised you didn't buy something that didn't come out of Detroit. Kudos to you.
You may continue on with your anti-gun, liberal minded, overly PC agenda.
05-22-2011, 04:09 PM
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Did it tell you which lives were fatalities? Most likely, the stupid *** robbers got shot. Which saves the country, state and other local governments money so we don't have to provide for those *** wipes while they rot in jail.
05-22-2011, 04:12 PM
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* Canada: After enacting stringent gun control laws in 1991 and 1995, Canada has not made its citizens any safer. "The contrast between the criminal violence rates in the United States and in Canada is dramatic," says Canadian criminologist Gary Mauser in 2003. "Over the past decade, the rate of violent crime in Canada has increased while in the United States the violent crime rate has plummeted."
http://gunowners.org/sk0703.htm
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http://gunowners.org/sk0703.htm
read, understand
05-22-2011, 04:14 PM
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* Canada: After enacting stringent gun control laws in 1991 and 1995, Canada has not made its citizens any safer. "The contrast between the criminal violence rates in the United States and in Canada is dramatic," says Canadian criminologist Gary Mauser in 2003. "Over the past decade, the rate of violent crime in Canada has increased while in the United States the violent crime rate has plummeted."
http://gunowners.org/sk0703.htm
read, understand
http://gunowners.org/sk0703.htm
read, understand
05-22-2011, 04:16 PM
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- A few reasons really. America and Canada are each others most relied business partner. We live closer to each other, easier the transactions we make. Plus, we first settled there and it gets colder as you go north of the equator, not sure if you knew that
- Everyone would carry something else? What do the citizens of Canada, Britain, France and other developed countries carry?
- More the reason to why NOT to give people guns.
- Everyone would carry something else? What do the citizens of Canada, Britain, France and other developed countries carry?
- More the reason to why NOT to give people guns.
As for other countries, you do realize there are more than just the ones you named? Since we're giving geography lessons here...
05-22-2011, 04:18 PM
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* Canada: After enacting stringent gun control laws in 1991 and 1995, Canada has not made its citizens any safer. "The contrast between the criminal violence rates in the United States and in Canada is dramatic," says Canadian criminologist Gary Mauser in 2003. "Over the past decade, the rate of violent crime in Canada has increased while in the United States the violent crime rate has plummeted."
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05-22-2011, 04:20 PM
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Oh, one more thing. It's a well-known fact that immigration laws in Canada are looser than the senior ***** in a union-run brothel. So that means they let anyone and everyone into the country (war criminals and folks with bad intentions) to build up THEIR tax base.
The guy busted at the border in Washington state was a landed immigrant of Canada who lived in Montreal. He had a car load of bombs and was making his way to Los Angeles before a gun-toting border guard caught him on OUR side.
Way to go in controlling violence your country, Sor.
The guy busted at the border in Washington state was a landed immigrant of Canada who lived in Montreal. He had a car load of bombs and was making his way to Los Angeles before a gun-toting border guard caught him on OUR side.
Way to go in controlling violence your country, Sor.