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When I said Laws were a restiction of rights, you said they weren't. You said they were a 'restriction on behaviour'. But, you have repeatedly said that the current gun laws are affecting your rights. When I say the same thing you tell me I'm wrong. This is a direct contradiction.
Quote me where I've contradicted myself? As for xenophobia, I'm talking to an individual, not an Itallian, who has sat there and listed all that is wrong with the UK, over and over again, if you were English I'd still say 'if you don't like it that much leave.' Your nationality is of no importance. I have not mentioned anything about Italy, you have mentioned lots of negative points, sterotypes and historical wrongs about the UK, and you call me a xenophobe. So don't try and assasinate my character with slurrs like xenophobe, it is not true. You'll say anything to defend your hobby. All I have ever said is I don't want the current guns laws changed, because at some point they will issue a licence to someone who shouldn't have one, because the authorities don't exactly fill me with confidence. Less people in the UK died from being shot last year than died from farming accidents, where have we got it so wrong? Where are all these gun waving murderes that you need a gun to defend yourself? |
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It's not just me who "sits and lists" what's wrong buddy, have a look around: people that are informed and care about their country (more than you), are expressing growing concern. Quote:
And of course I'd say anything to defend my hobby (or my rights), I'm not a sheep. Quote:
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You were at gunpoint yourself, which means that criminals can still get a pistol, so why shouldn't you? It's obvious that police forces can't limit the presence of illegal firearms in this country, so thank you very much, but I'd rather defend myself with my own means. In that immediate stance you risked your life without being able to defend yourself. You hit the guy and he fled (which probably means his gun was fake), but what if you missed or if he decided he wanted more from you than just your wallet? It's insane to think you went through that and still think you shouldn't be able to ultimately defend yourself. As for your statistic, please link your sources, it's a bit random otherwise, and data can be manipulated. |
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Ok, I don't vote because the majority of MP's seem to value profits over quality of life. UK govenrment suck up to big buisness. I exercise my right to not think that they are worth my vote. It's nothing to do with lazyness. Why should I vote for someone who I don't feel deserves my hard earned vote? And who are you to tell me what to do with my vote? It's my vote. You call me bigoted? Quote:
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Criminals carrying guns isn't anything to do with the handgun ban, that only affects law abiding people. Criminals by definition are not law abiding. They dont need a licence. All you're advocating is the use of lethal force for petty crimes. It's the Police's job to police. What happens when someone not as responsible as you gets a gun legally? Because it will happen. In your world what would have happened is I pull out my gun, someone gets shot. For a robbery, the death penalty, I then get arrested for manslaughter. A gun would have made the situation worse. You already said that rioters should be shot. So the penalty for rioting and looting is death? How did the US handle the LA riots? They didn't machine gun the crowds as far as I can remember. Defend myself against who? I have only seen one gun outside of a Military setting in this country in my entire life. The fact remains that in the UK last year 40 people were murdered using firearms. That is a very very small proportion of the population. It's not exactly the wild west here. I've said before that if things carry on the way they are then at some point in the future I may feel the need to arm myself to protect my family. But not now. I'm much more likley to be run over than shot. There were licenced gun owners in Cumbra at the time of the shooting, not one of them did anything. There are lots of licenced gun owners in Denmark, didn't help them either, or at any other mass shooting. In fact I'd go so ar as to say that in all the mass shootings around the world since WW2 a civillian has never shot dead the shooter. Again, It's the Police's job to police. The Eighth United Nations Survey on Crime Trends and the Operations of Criminal Justice Systems (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, Centre for International Crime Prevention) And as for your pub comment, next time you're in Manchester let me know. Last edited by winny; 09-15-2011 at 01:27 PM. |
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if you met your local MP you'd tell him, in a mature conversation "I'm sorry but your government sucks up big business"?Quote:
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Also, in our current society, a homicide done in self defence is not a crime, I thought you knew this.. Quote:
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