LadyConstanze -> RE: GUNS (12/30/2010 6:50:53 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Termyn8or LadyC I disagree. Anyone who violates the trust society puts in them should be dealt with as harshly as is humane, and by the slimmest of margins. I am expected to live up to the trust society has placed in me, you don't have to worry about your purse or safe or stash if you leave me alone with it. It is called trust. Violate that trust and you are nothing but an animal, and I know because I used to be such an animal. They must be stopped, at every turn, at every course, and they must know that we, those who value trust, will not have them among us. Get tied up someday and tell me about trust. T Sorry, makes no sense. A criminal will always be a criminal and I wouldn't put trust in them, the only difference is, can he be an even more dangerous criminal by having firearms easily available? Currently it's not easy to purchase or own a gun legally in most parts of Europe, there have been more illegal guns around due to the downfall of the former Eastern Block, the most hardened criminals will possibly have guns, but by making it easy for everybody, even the relatively harmless criminals like small time burglars might start carrying them, and that would make it far more risky, I think. You have to take into consideration that most European countries never had guns readily available, I understand that it's different in the US because there are so many guns around and also in hands where they shouldn't be, that for some people carrying or owning one is protection. What would happen here would be that the amount of accidents and armed robberies would increase dramatically if we'd introduce the same laws.
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