A Prayer

[Devil]

Since erezb is such a salty dog, I think the obvious solution is to have him patrol all the schools singlehandedly, like a cross between Santa Claus and Rambo.

[erezb]

Since erezb is such a salty dog, I think the obvious solution is to have him patrol all the schools singlehandedly, like a cross between Santa Claus and Rambo.

Well im sorry im not so child like enthusiastic about guns (thinking one is enough..fff how stupid of me), this things are dangerous around kids and retards like you. why would you shove a gun down your basketball pants is beyond me.(we all know how **** can hit the fan on a sunny sunday in the middle of suburbia).
Do you tape one under the table? inside the fridge? do you keep one under your pillow? and you obviously kip them loaded and without safety on, to maximize readiness for lethal action. Hell you sound like the fat cat from Biglibovsky. Whats his face with the UZI rambling about going naked and ****...LOL.

[submessenger]

No it doesn't, what was the point of "banning mass murder" if not to state the same argument of how bad people will always get guns and so on..which is BS.

1) Bad people will always get guns, until/unless something better comes along. So, obviously, we should prevent good people from having guns? That is your argument, not mine. Once you accept the first clause as fact, you will see the futility of the second.
2) Mass murder is already illegal, which was my point; you cannot stop bad people from doing bad things. Evil is intent, implementation is just gory details.
3) I'm waiting, now, for you to tell me how the 22 Chinese children are better off than Lanza's victims because they weren't shot.

[doofaloofa]

Because we can't have any evil companies being responsable capitalists can we?

Fixed

[Nefron]

Really? I can count on one hand the times I've been shelled at home. Maybe you meant every standard except the daily artillery shelling standard.

Are you really that stupid or disconnected from reality? You were not shelled at home because your country comically outguns and invades others around the world. However, other people are getting shelled by your military daily. You are funding these wars.

Are you really arguing the US is more peaceful because you own others so badly they can't dream of hurting you on your turf? Is that your definition of peace?

Is Badr Hari a peaceful guy because he beats up people at clubs, and they can't land a shot?

You do need it. You're just not scared enough.

Are you fucking kidding me? I'm not the one that contemplates on my choice of killing device every time I put on some clothes and go out. Violence is a part of your daily life every time you load your gun and prepare for survival in the deadly streets.

I don't know anyone who thinks about having to shoot somebody on your typical night out. This **** is probably very hard on your nerves. You should consider moving.

[NeilG]

3) I'm waiting, now, for you to tell me how the 22 Chinese children are better off than Lanza's victims because they weren't shot.

None of them died. Pretty big difference.

[submessenger]

None of them died. Pretty big difference.

Your value system (or mine, for that matter) != the victims' value system.

"Hey, kids, guess what? At least you didn't die today."

[patfromlogan]

3) I'm waiting, now, for you to tell me how the 22 Chinese children are better off than Lanza's victims because they weren't shot.

My Chinese relatives who can afford it feed their children New Zealand milk. The kill their children with unregulated ag products.

[NeilG]

Your value system (or mine, for that matter) != the victims' value system.

"Hey, kids, guess what? At least you didn't die today."

On what planet did your statement make any sense? You asked what the difference was, I told you what the difference was. Dead vs not dead is pretty much the biggest possible difference. Or are you one of those assholes who refuses to concede a point, no matter how wrong?

[patfromlogan]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3036789/..._joe/#50222624

Joe Scarbourough might not often speak my mind. Here he takes on his own long term libertarian beliefs, and they fail because as soon as he heard the start of the news, he knew all too much, already, of what was to follow.