Angreh

138 pts ยท August 29, 2015


No.

No, it isn't. It buffers context sampling, allowing you to see that prohibition (specifically of arms and firearms) has never worked.

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You linked an article proving my point. Show me exactly where I'm wrong about an effective ban.

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Neither of which work, as has been shown throughout the world and throughout history.

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This is what is known as an 'effective ban'. That means it's not called a "Ban" but it is in fact a ban.

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2/2 SxS shotguns and 22 caliber, non repeating rifles.

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I'd say the same for you. Tell me how to buy an ar15 in Australia. Or a Glock 17. Or anything except specifically licensed 1/2

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2/2 option for curbing violent crime. it doesn't work.

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What? I'm pointing out that gun control in almost every form has proven to be ineffectual, and is therefore an illogical 1/2

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Almost every country in the EU, and Australia.

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2/2 want murders. it doesn't work that way.

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I've gone over this! You prohibit it, because you don't want MURDERERS in your society. You don't prohibit guns because you don't 1/2

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/facepalm I've already gone over this...

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2/2 a preexisting decrease trend in crime.

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Then let's see one "Westernized" country which say a decrease trend in violent crime increase after a total or partial ban beyond 1/2

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Why? Guns are banned. Crime rate is unaffected. Gun control was completely ineffectual. How? Because you can't uninvent guns.

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Additionally, countries which banned guns completely never see a decrease trend in crime different from a preexisting decrease trend.

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Almost every third world country in the world. China. Russia.

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2/2 asking: You think guns should be banned for all people, because some of them may be stolen and misuse not by the owner but by criminals?

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So, with that said, most guns used in crime, according to FBI, are stolen or made be black marketeers. So i round my point back to 1/2

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2/2 school shooting only compose less than 1% of all criminal shootings in the US.

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Wrong. Almost every time they're stolen. I'm glad you got to this though, because now you can address the fact that 1/2

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How does banning me from owning guns stop a maniac from shooting up a school with his own gun?

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Okay. How does John Q. owning 0 (vs 1) make Billy Kid less likely to do violence with a gun?

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Barraged by attacks? You're inferring the premise that banning guns would reduce violence. That's never been the case, in any country.

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So we must ban guns, because we don't want them stolen and used improperly? That's.... shaky ground to stand on.

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People own tanks. People own modern canons. This isn't something new.

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So is a sword. So is a car. What is wrong with a civilian owning a firearm? How is 1 different than 100?

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It wasn't legal because the specific design was classified.

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In America, everything is legal until it's specifically banned. Neither tanks nor their guns are specifically banned. They're legal.

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It's also legal to own grenades. Real, deadly grenades. When was the last time you heard of someone being killed by a real grenade?

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