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Goddamn yes, I've never supported some one's post with the passion that I support this post. Snowboarding boots, Sandman #5, a hoodie, a handful of gift cards, nice gloves, and comically oversized binoculars for astronomy stuff.

If I wanted to shoot up a school I would try to get the best gun for the job legally before I tried to steal it or find it on the black market. Yeah, it's still possible they could get it the illegal way, but maybe we should try to make it as inconvenient and difficult as possible for people to...

I know you've stated and restated that point, I was just using a gun ban as an example. Obviously whether a law would actually be followed, enforced, or accomplish anything is an important factor to consider when making it. I don't know why you can't grasp the general concept as I say it when...

I'm not accusing you of saying anything else. You pretty much said and are saying that enforcement isn't an issue to be concerned with whatsoever when making a law. It's not an "Is it possible to break" issue, it's "How much will it be broken" issue. In the case of an instant gun ban the answer...

You said (more or less) that whether it is possible to enforce a law shouldn't affect whether it's a good law to have or not. And that's wrong.

I welcome the argument of if and how guns can be effectively controlled (and I don't pretend to be sure that it's even possible), I just find it annoying that you and others put up this wall of "People kill people" bullshit that's a worthless distraction to prevent that real argument. I don't...

Even if your argument that people can and would use other things equally as effective or more effective than a gun to kill people was a strong one (which it clearly isn't, because, well, they don't) it still doesn't confront the issue of gun violence at all. "People kill people" isn't...

Agreed Stormy. I know several people who have such weapons and play around with them and hell I have too and it's good fun. But at the end of the day I think there's no argument to be made for an average person needing such a thing for self defense and that if we're ever to move forward on gun...

Pass.

Totally lost Colbert Santa.

Having read the book a few months ago I can definitely say there's nothing in it that would resemble mountains throwing rocks at each other.

It's readily apparent that beyond the more or less absurd pretense of rising up against a tyrannical American government that the numbers clearly demonstrate guns = more violence. The anti-gun control arguments essentially boil down to some very idealistic ideas and insanely rare and specific...

Goddamn nerds.

I'm happy that I never went through phases which required me to care about my appearance. If there's any good thing to say for my troubled development, it's that it was cheap.

More clowns.

Yeah, it's strange looking back and seeing a discernible gradual change to the point where it's quite a difference. Even more interesting is thinking back to times with the most activity and posting a certain way and what points in my shitshow of teenagerhood they correspond with. It goes...

No, yeah, that's what I picked up on and I'm definitely okay with that.

Okay, as a rule I never buy a game unless it's under 10 bucks and atleast 66% off during Steam sales and I've now broken both those rules due to the raving yall are doing. If this isn't amazing I'll be rather upset.

Flash sales people. KOTOR 2 for two and a half bucks. That's where the real good stuff'll be.

Sounds un-good.