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Should body armor be regulated?
#21
RE: Should body armor be regulated?
(August 30, 2014 at 1:25 pm)Insanity Wrote:
(August 30, 2014 at 1:20 pm)Losty Wrote: Dodgy is there any legitimate argument for this? I mean, not necessarily one you agree with, but one that at least tries to make sense?

Probably because they think its the Hollywood indestructible body armor that you can be shot 50 times and carry on running around and diving through the air firing two pistols at the same time.

Even if it was I still wouldn't understand the logic. They won't regulate guns, but they want to regulate things that protect us from guns? I can't wrap my mind around it.
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RE: Should body armor be regulated?
(August 30, 2014 at 12:50 pm)Chuck Wrote: Yeah, like the original courier who carried the news of the victory at marathon was a hoplite or would have worn the entire hoplite panoply while running back to Athens. Classical Greek long distance messenger runners usually ran nude.

Not sure where you like, Chuck, but round these parts we call that a 'joke'. Not to worry, though. If I post another joke where you might see it, I'll be sure to put lots and lots of smilies out for you.

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#23
RE: Should body armor be regulated?
(August 30, 2014 at 1:33 pm)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote:
(August 30, 2014 at 12:50 pm)Chuck Wrote: Yeah, like the original courier who carried the news of the victory at marathon was a hoplite or would have worn the entire hoplite panoply while running back to Athens. Classical Greek long distance messenger runners usually ran nude.

Not sure where you like, Chuck, but round these parts we call that a 'joke'. Not to worry, though. If I post another joke where you might see it, I'll be sure to put lots and lots of smilies out for you.

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#24
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Quote: Classical Greek long distance messenger runners usually ran nude.

Oh, those horny Greeks.
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(August 30, 2014 at 1:53 pm)Minimalist Wrote:
Quote: Classical Greek long distance messenger runners usually ran nude.

Oh, those horny Greeks.

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#26
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Mike Honda is a fucking idiot.

Body armor is one thing I demand be kept legal, unless gun ownership and proliferation becomes like Australia.

Between cops and citizens with guns, I'd like to play with an option other than "be a squishy meatbag filled with bullet holes" because some cop decided he could legally murder someone or some nut decides pumping lead into a crowd...
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#27
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Yeah, I demand body armor be kept legal. That way I can be sure when I am shot by the cops of Ferguson from the front, the bullet will be stopped by the back of the jacket and be kept from injuring an innocent bystander behind me.
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#28
RE: Should body armor be regulated?
Body armor sounds good, I would wear it anywhere. What about the guns though.

I find it weird our politicians want us to get shot by getting rid of body armor
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(August 30, 2014 at 3:25 pm)PhiloTech Wrote: I find it weird our politicians want us to get shot by getting rid of body armor
That sentence would make more sense if they... you know, legalized firearms to be available to anyone.
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RE: Should body armor be regulated?
(August 30, 2014 at 3:28 pm)Baqal Wrote:
(August 30, 2014 at 3:25 pm)PhiloTech Wrote: I find it weird our politicians want us to get shot by getting rid of body armor
That sentence would make more sense if they... you know, legalized firearms to be available to anyone.

That is what t hey ARE trying to do Big Grin. Why on earth do you think a 9 year old was able to shoot somebody. Politicians seem hellbent on lowering the American population.

I admit it is sort of fun to some extent
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