Caledvwlch
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I agree, but this kind of thinking's anathema to the gun lobby.
Exactly. It's gun-grabbing liberal-speak.
I agree, but this kind of thinking's anathema to the gun lobby.
Exactly. It's gun-grabbing liberal-speak.
Little-known fact: Using the words "federal gun law" in his earshot will render Wayne LaPierre into a frothing rabid werewolf.
In NH you pay ten bucks on the spot, wait about a week, and get your concealed carry permit in the mail.
That's...it.
That's why New Hampshire is such a crime ridden hell-hole.lain:
Maybe we secular baby-eating New Englanders have figured something out that the Bible Belt could stand to learn from.![]()
It's probably because violence tends to correlate with poverty, and New England has somewhat higher median incomes and that sort of thing.
Maybe we secular baby-eating New Englanders have figured something out that the Bible Belt could stand to learn from.:think:
It's probably because violence tends to correlate with poverty, and New England has somewhat higher median incomes and that sort of thing.
More guns = Less crime?![]()
Which is a crock, by the way. Tidy meme, but a crock.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonkblog/wp/2014/07/29/more-guns-less-crime-not-exactly/
Better education as well along with lower church attendance. Huh.
Apparently not so in Illinois?
Who said there were no guns in Illinois?
There are a plethora of stringent gun laws in Illinois.
But lots of guns. That's the whole point, right?:think:
More guns=less crime.
Isn't the implication that guns themselves inherently lead to a safer place? That whole "armed society is a polite society" claptrap?
Or maybe, just maybe, this oh-so-simple prebaked-for-NRA formula isn't as brilliant as people seem to think.
That is not the implication. Since criminals and mad men will always have weapons I feel safer if I have a way to protect myself from them. It is just that simple.
You see conspiracies of conservative evil everywhere you turn.
No, what I see is bad thinking. "More guns less crime" simply makes no sense.
consider this scenario: a nut with a gun comes onto a gun-free zone and starts shooting people
who stops him?
a. a guy with a knife
b. a guy who knows kung fu
c. a guy who tells him "Hey! You can't do that here! This is a gun-free zone!"
d. a guy with a gun
The problem is, that's the rare case. That's the outlier. If you own a gun, you are more likely to hurt yourself or someone you didn't intend to than you are to stop a crime.