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MrMan said:Is this title of this thread supposed to be sarcastic or do Americans really think guns = cool?
Guns are a sportsmen's and defensive tool, I rather like my weapons a lot so you could probably say yeah to that.MrMan said:Is this title of this thread supposed to be sarcastic or do Americans really think guns = cool?
Kamikazie said:have you ever seen tremors?
RakuraiTenjin said:Guns are a sportsmen's and defensive tool, I rather like my weapons a lot so you could probably say yeah to that.
I feel safer here than an unarmed place. Just a matter of preference since you can go to live in either one and we have similar (well, very different but much more similar than other) cultures.MrMan said:I guess i'm never gonna understand it, i come from a country where the majority of the population do NOT own a gun, and even though the best defensive tool i have at my disposal is probably the lava lamp sitting next to me i gotta say, i feel a lot safer living in such a country.
MrMan said:I guess i'm never gonna understand it, i come from a country where the majority of the population do NOT own a gun, and even though the best defensive tool i have at my disposal is probably the lava lamp sitting next to me i gotta say, i feel a lot safer living in such a country.
Just because they're illegal doesn't mean criminals don't ever have them. :x.jabberwock95 said:I have to say that I feel safer knowing that neither I nor the homicidal maniac outside are likely to have any guns.
Just being in a country where I knew someone could just shoot me in the street would make me nervous...
True of course, but it is far far less likely that whatever mugger/maniac I encounter will have a gun than it would be if guns were legal.RakuraiTenjin said:Just because they're illegal doesn't mean criminals don't ever have them. :x.
I'd rather only a small amount of people (and the police) have guns than every man and his dog having a gun.RakuraiTenjin said:As the old saying goes, at least here, "when they outlaw guns, only outlaws will have guns"
If it's a Dr. Wohler scope, which is rare then yeah. Otherwise the scope value will just depend on the scope itself, generally people purchasing may want to buy without the scope to decrease costs (unless it's rare and if it is they'll buy together)Lemonking said:
The_Monkey said:I feel safer being in Sweden were the police have guns, but on one else.
Never for an arguement that'd be just ****ing stupid of the person and irresponsible. If it's for defense it's purely for that. Not intimidation but if someone approaches you in the street and demands your money, shoot them. If someone is breaking into your house, shoot them. If someone is lunging at you to harm you, shoot them. But if it's an arguement with someone that's completely uncalled for.Lemonking said:your joking right? that would make worse. guns dont solve problems when your involved in a arguement it only causes more problems
SimonomiS said:Just curious, do you have any live ammo for them or not since you just want to look at them?
RakuraiTenjin said:Never for an arguement that'd be just ****ing stupid of the person and irresponsible. If it's for defense it's purely for that. Not intimidation but if someone approaches you in the street and demands your money, shoot them. If someone is breaking into your house, shoot them. If someone is lunging at you to harm you, shoot them. But if it's an arguement with someone that's completely uncalled for.
*Slits his wrists and dies*Erestheux said:Nobody likes Gartantou either.
BF2slut said:I was reading this thread last night, and strange enough I had a dream about a .44 magnum..
Gargantou said:*Slits his wrists and dies*
That makes sense. I also think that the roots of the United States have quite a lot to do with it. We were birthed in war and revolution. Our system of government was crafted by men who had just finished a long, difficult struggle to cast off their own government. They understood that allowing citizens to form militias and own weapons was critical to keeping government in check. They understood that government, no matter how perfect the system may be, would eventually spoil, and they made sure every citizen would have a fundamental right to owning the tools required to rein that system in. It’s really a very important principle, and it’s truly crucial to our freedom.Noobulon said:Here's my theory on this. We feel differently about guns in the UK, because unlike the US, we don't have vast amounts of wilderness and wild animals over here. The occasional fox is all we've got in terms of 'game'.
So when a british person sees a dirty great bastard rifle, we don't think "shooting bears"... we think "shooting people". Because over here, that's all you could be using a gun for.
Hence, gun ownership seems a lot creepier and a lot more worrying :O
I guess it's also because the UK is so densely populated. If you fire a gun on this small island, you're likely to hit someone :x Hence, we are terrified by the idea of guns being allowed into our bulging population
A reasonable theory?
Gargantou said:Ok qckbeam, so now please do tell me, why is Bush still in power?*Just kidding*
Well in that situation you can't really do that. Any situation where you've got time to scope out a non vital area first, line up the shot, and then take it, is not one in which you should be shooting someone. Often times gun defense doesn't even have to involve firing a shot, the attacker or agressor sees it and flees.clarky003 said:Sensible enough, Hopefully most firearms are in the hands of people who value other lives enough to shoot them in the limbs if it ever came down to it.
<RJMC> said:btw I think is cooler to hav knives,guns are for cowards