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April 27th, 2006   #21
Ted
 
 
Beside the fact that you would possibly become the most unpopular guy in your street, this project has been tried before..... and it didn't work! The glory days of Al Capone and Co. owed their livelyhood to this prohibition.
 
April 27th, 2006   #22
Rob Henderson
 
 
Im just saying, comparing alcohol to guns, alcohol is the more dangerous substance...I realize that it didnt work and that's why people wont try it again.Because they fear modern Al Capone's and Babyfaces...So why dont we ban alcohol, because of our lessons learned by Prohibition...for those same reasons will we never ban guns..because people will start the same "tactics" as before, people will horde guns and sell them for money and we would have a bunch of crime.
 
April 27th, 2006   #23
Marinerhodes
 
 
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Originally Posted by C/1Lt Henderson
Im just saying, comparing alcohol to guns, alcohol is the more dangerous substance...I realize that it didnt work and that's why people wont try it again.Because they fear modern Al Capone's and Babyfaces...So why dont we ban alcohol, because of our lessons learned by Prohibition...for those same reasons will we never ban guns..because people will start the same "tactics" as before, people will horde guns and sell them for money and we would have a bunch of crime.

We won't even worry about what the constitution says about our "Right to bear arms" then since those are the only reasons.


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April 27th, 2006   #24
Ted
 
 
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Originally Posted by C/1Lt Henderson
Im just saying, comparing alcohol to guns, alcohol is the more dangerous substance....
What do you reckon of the fantastic mix of guns together with alcohol? If the first won't kill you the second most certainly will!
 
April 27th, 2006   #25
Damien435
 
 
Dude, Ted, my family routinely mixes the two, at least once a year, and I have all my fingers. The cattle across the highway have never been the same, but they aren't people.

Actually, what you need to do is drink, drive, smoke, eat at McDonald's three times a day and carry around a shot gun wherever you go. Why? Well if memory serves me correct cholesterol, automobiles and smoking are the three biggest killers in America, oh, don't forget 12 minutes of tanning everyday.


Please note that 98% of what I say is my opinion and/or my "version" of the facts. Most of what I say is rumor with little to no evidence to back it up, just something I picked up somewhere.

My City
 
April 27th, 2006   #26
PJ24
 
 
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Originally Posted by 5.56X45mm
Police Sniper - "Sir, can I take the shot?"
*ahem* Police Counter-sniper! When PDs get snipers, I'm moving. lol



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Originally Posted by Marinerhodes
We won't even worry about what the constitution says about our "Right to bear arms" then since those are the only reasons.
Ding, ding, give this man a beer and some 5.56!


Ut ceteri vivant.
 
April 27th, 2006   #27
5.56X45mm
 
 
Opps. I meant POLICE COUNTER SNIPER.

I think we have a winner. Marinerhodes
You just won an all all expense payed trip to the Remingotn Factory and Anheuser Bush plant.
 
April 27th, 2006   #28
sven hassell
 
 
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Originally Posted by moving0target
While locking your firearms away in a safe that takes twelve people and an act of parliament to open would tend to prevent kids from tangling with your firearms, it also negates any home protection value of the firearms. While I enjoy collecting, tinkering with, and shooting my firearms, I also have them for the remote possibility that someone with no regard to the law (carrying a firearms they acquired in a manner that was in no way legal) will break into my home. Granted the police are minutes away, but those are minutes you don't have when someone is wandering around your dining room looking for the silver.
If you read my post you'll see I said 3-5 seconds to gain access to your firearm.
If you need one sooner than this upon waking then I suggest you need to post sentrys outside your bedroom door.


 
April 27th, 2006   #29
Rob Henderson
 
 
I know the constitution says that...and by the wayside if you havent figured it out, im for guns. I like my pistol and i dont care what anyone says
 
April 28th, 2006   #30
Rob Henderson
 
 
Hey guys, thanks for all this interesting discussion, I have to do a research paper and all this talk about gun control has made my topic(gun control) a whole lot easier...grazie! and keep it up. i need more data and opinions!!!!!!!!!!