Busted with arms, researched killing Biden

[The Architect Of Fate]

I have been a member of the NRA - almost as long as you have been a member of NAMBLA.

Accept he never accused you of being a member of the NRA he accused you of repeating their talking points . Which you do 

Go fuck yourself.

Triggered much ?

[onlinebiker]

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

I don’t think I’ll ever understand the objection that some gun rights supporters have to taking additional steps to keep guns out of the hands of crazy people.

I’m stupid that way.

Boru

[The Architect Of Fate]

I call it like I see it.

Which conveniently is word for word how the NRA sees it   

I don't take marching orders from the NRA or you

You don't need to take orders from them to spew their nonesense

[onlinebiker]

I don’t think I’ll ever understand the objection that some gun rights supporters have to taking additional steps to keep guns out of the hands of crazy people.

I’m stupid that way.

Boru

Because those steps rarely if ever work. So they keep trying new gun laws until they try the one that says "no guns".

[Sal]

[downbeatplumb]

Let's imagine they left the guns out of the story entirely. The article simply reports that man in possession of child pornography has multiple IDs and has researched possible ways to kill Joe Biden. It further states that he has multiple IDs and expressed interest in raping children and murdering their parents. But no mention of guns or explosives.

Is that good reporting?

Boru

I do prefer accuracy in reporting.
Opinions and attempts at forming them belong on the editorial page.
This is clearly biased journalism.

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The trouble with letting anyone own guns is that they are effective killing machines, so even a non mastermind dorky idiot is perfectly capable of killing well protected people in your country.

Its why reasonable countries have strict controls on their use and its only countries like the US, Afghantistan and Somalia that just let people walk around with that kind of stuff.

They are also very good tools for self defense.


If you feel safe by being helpless - that's up to you.


Have at it. You can be the designated victim..


Now don't struggle - that's vigilantism..

I do feel perfectly safe. My country is mainly a safe country.
That people do not go around "tooled up" here with the possible exception of some farmers may be part of it.
But also we are not fearful people.
I find the fear that permeates america strange. It seems to be the main emotion over there. 

But then as a french girlfriend I had once said to me when a group of young americans went by our table at a cafe in Paris being loud and well american "America is a nation of children".

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

I do prefer accuracy in reporting.
Opinions and attempts at forming them belong on the editorial page.
This is clearly biased journalism.

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They are also very good tools for self defense.


If you feel safe by being helpless - that's up to you.


Have at it. You can be the designated victim..


Now don't struggle - that's vigilantism..

I do feel perfectly safe. My country is mainly a safe country.
That people do not go around "tooled up" here with the possible exception of some farmers may be part of it.
But also we are not fearful people.
I find the fear that permeates america strange. It seems to be the main emotion over there. 

But then as a french girlfriend I had once said to me when a group of young americans went by our table at a cafe in Paris being loud and well american "America is a nation of children".

I think for the US, it’s kind of a self-fulfilling prophecy. If you start by making gun ownership a right, it becomes easy to own a gun (or guns). Over time, the rate of gun ownership skyrockets, which creates fear. Being afraid makes you want to have a gun, which is easy to do because it’s a right. And so on.

New Zealand has one of the highest gun ownership rates in the world, but I never, ever worry about being shot.

Boru

[onlinebiker]

I do feel perfectly safe. My country is mainly a safe country.
That people do not go around "tooled up" here with the possible exception of some farmers may be part of it.
But also we are not fearful people.
I find the fear that permeates america strange. It seems to be the main emotion over there. 

But then as a french girlfriend I had once said to me when a group of young americans went by our table at a cafe in Paris being loud and well american "America is a nation of children".

I think for the US, it’s kind of a self-fulfilling prophecy. If you start by making gun ownership a right, it becomes easy to own a gun (or guns). Over time, the rate of gun ownership skyrockets, which creates fear. Being afraid makes you want to have a gun, which is easy to do because it’s a right. And so on.

New Zealand has one of the highest gun ownership rates in the world, but I never, ever worry about being shot.

Boru

And Russia and China have much lower rates of per capita firearm ownership......

But you don't see the problem - right?

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I do prefer accuracy in reporting.
Opinions and attempts at forming them belong on the editorial page.
This is clearly biased journalism.

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They are also very good tools for self defense.


If you feel safe by being helpless - that's up to you.


Have at it. You can be the designated victim..


Now don't struggle - that's vigilantism..

I do feel perfectly safe. My country is mainly a safe country.
That people do not go around "tooled up" here with the possible exception of some farmers may be part of it.
But also we are not fearful people.
I find the fear that permeates america strange. It seems to be the main emotion over there. 

But then as a french girlfriend I had once said to me when a group of young americans went by our table at a cafe in Paris being loud and well american "America is a nation of children".

Where the fuck do idiots like you get these opinions?

Owning a gun makes a gun owner fearful about as much as owning a life jacket makes a sailor fearful.

It's called being prepared.

Do you wear a seatbelt because you are afraid to drive in a car?

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

I think for the US, it’s kind of a self-fulfilling prophecy. If you start by making gun ownership a right, it becomes easy to own a gun (or guns). Over time, the rate of gun ownership skyrockets, which creates fear. Being afraid makes you want to have a gun, which is easy to do because it’s a right. And so on.

New Zealand has one of the highest gun ownership rates in the world, but I never, ever worry about being shot.

Boru

And Russia and China have much lower rates of per capita firearm ownership......

But you don't see the problem - right?

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No, I really don’t. Could you explain it to me, please?

Boru