Gunman Injures Four Outside Empire State Building

[kılıç_mehmet]

In anyway, its way harder to kill a bunch of people with a knife than a gun. all you have to do is point and shoot, no martial training is needed, while with a knife you have to contend with other people's defensive capabilities.

If one is set into murdering one person, I guess laws regulating gun use wouldn't impact those cases, however, these shootings are indiscriminate killings, mostly in the mindset "If I'm going down, I'll take a bunch of these fuckers down with me", and in these cases gun regulation would have an effect. It may not stop all shootings, but its a deterrent.

Well, all at once, sure it's not really easy to bust in somewhere like the Moro juramentados and slay a bunch of people in a frenzied bloodlust. But if you are determined to kill a specific bunch of people, not like...say a person who has psychological problems to go on a killing spree that involves people that he/she doesn't know personally, it becomes a lot more easier, ambushing a person at night with a shank, or even a blunt weapon is not unheard of, well, eventually it'll be traced back to ya, but only after you commit the crimes...

---

Anything on this earth is as lethal as you make it, friend. Just ask Riddick, hehehe.
And I just made a joke, nothing to take too serious. I myself play shootan games, perhaps not the sort of COD, but I used to play counterstrike and etc.

Timothy McVeigh proved that when he exploded a truck bomb in Oklahoma City made from diesel fuel and fertilizer.

Well, that being said, I believe that the US ought to be a little bit more strict on gun regulations maybe, but not because of such spree killings, but due to rising crime rates, and the easy accessibility of guns contributing to this.