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RE: Simply an opinion. - 12/15/2012 6:15:31 PM   
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Doing nothing is better than doing something?


Usually, yes.

Almost always, if the impulse is "to do something".

Sad fact of life, but the rush to do something has killed more kids than all the guns in the history of the world.

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RE: Simply an opinion. - 12/15/2012 7:07:20 PM   
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All I know is this.

Things are going to change. I know it as sure as I know I am currently surrounded by furry love on this sofa. And if the gun lovers cannot accept that reality and get down off their self defensive high horses and be a part of a change we can all accept, at some point in the future they are going to be whining and moaning about how the eeeeeeeeeeebil government and do-gooders took away their precious 2nd amendment rights back in......whatever date.

They have two choices, help come up with a workable solution, or play victim.


Actually there are more than two choices...


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RE: Simply an opinion. - 12/15/2012 7:08:36 PM   
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Good luck with that.

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RE: Simply an opinion. - 12/15/2012 7:11:44 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Aswad

quote:

ORIGINAL: tazzygirl

Doing nothing is better than doing something?


Usually, yes.

Almost always, if the impulse is "to do something".

Sad fact of life, but the rush to do something has killed more kids than all the guns in the history of the world.

IWYW,
— Aswad.



As is the usual, Aswad is correct. Making overly emotional decisions is always regretted.

Objective minds are never clouded with love, grief or anger. And only with an objective mind can you make a rational decision.

Everyone needs to take time to heal.


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RE: Simply an opinion. - 12/15/2012 7:13:03 PM   
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Good luck with that.


With what?

Rational reaction?

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RE: Simply an opinion. - 12/15/2012 7:14:31 PM   
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Rational to whom?

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RE: Simply an opinion. - 12/15/2012 7:36:37 PM   
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Meatcleaver wrote:
 
             You don't come across many mass murders that don't involve guns or bombs and since bombs are banned.........
 
 
            Yes, bombs are banned in this country.   Did you know it's possible to find instructions on making a bomb online?  And it doesn't sound as tho the needed materials are impossible to get one's hands on
 
         .   Guns don't kill people.  People kill people.   With strict gun control laws, the responsible citizens will be the ones who follow the rules; or will be unarmed.  Those who would plan and execute such a henious act committed yesterday will still have guns gotten illegally.  So, now we have citizens who cannot protect themselves. 
 
              The media goes to great lengths to capitalize any weapon related shooting today.  What about the countless stories where folks have been able to protect themselves and their families by having a gun in their possession?  You don't often read about them in the daily rag. 
 
              Clearly our society stands at fault for the problems surfacing in today's world.  And I'm not talking about guns here.  What are the underlying causes in these killer's minds?  What are the emotional disconnects and disassociative problems that can leave a person emotionless and unfeeling enough to cold bloodly slaughter others?
 
               IMHO, we need to dig deep and get to the root of these causes before anything can even begin to solve the problems we are seeing more and more in society.  And I don't think it's going to happen.
 
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RE: Simply an opinion. - 12/15/2012 7:43:15 PM   
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Various countries have tried bans, zero ownership laws, off premises storage and use, and guess what, there are still incidents of gun violence, even mass killings in those countries.

In this country, there is either get rid of all guns, make the guns inaccessable to the owners, or on the other side of the coin, unrestricted ownership.

You people scream and yell and blame gun owners when something like this happens, and then when you are asked to come up with a workable solution to a far greater problem, such as I pointed out, getting the fully automatic weapons out of the hands of gang bangers and drug operations, you immediately shoot back with "the guns were stolen from people who legally purchased them."

Look, to own a fully automatic weapon in the states is damn near impossible, but they made it hard for a reason, to keep nut jobs from getting hold of a waapon with a 1500 round rate of fire.

Guess what? Those weapons with rates of fire of 1000 rounds plus are in the streets of our inner cities and kill more children and innocent adults than every mass shooting since Columbine.

Which is the more serious problem? The fact that most street gangs and drug gangs are armed as well as our military and better than the local cops, or the rare exception of a deranged individual who goes on a killing spree?

Both are serious problems, but, the full auto military grade weapons in the streets were not stolen from someone that bought the damn thing legally. They were bought from the occasional GI that decided that uncle sam dont pay enough and he can get a load of quick cash for selling a bunch of weapons that somehow got lost in the shuffle, they were bought by the semi legit arms dealer who ships arms all over the world, but had to unload a bunch that the deal fell through, and guess what, he is paid more per unit by the street gangs.

That shit is not made for TV fiction, it happens every day in this country, and the ATF is hard pressed to stop 10% of these deals.

Look, fior around 3 grand I can take the technical info I have from my army days and have a local machine shop owner make every part for a mini gun that fires 6000 rounds a minute. Then all I have to do is put it together.

Imagine that in the hands of a drug or street gang. The ATF stopped a militia from getting a couple of them, so it is not far fetched to think that some drug financed street gang is trying to figure out how to get and use one.

The mexican drug cartels have shoulder fired rocket that are used to bust bunkers and stop vehicles. You want to bet that none ever see their way into the states?

Let's talk about ammo any caliber you want in any amount you want, including banned rounds like the infamous cop killers, the rounds designed to punch through body armor, then you have standard armor piercing ammo, again in every rifle caliber you could want.

Lets talk about legal weapons that these gang bangers with criminal records should not be able to get but do, Just about every conceivable sporting long arm you could want in every popular caliber, up to and including the wonderful Barret 50 cal sniper rifle, bold action with a range of 2 miles and accurate the whole way. Neat thing about the 50cal machine gun round, punches through an inch of steel armor plate like a hot knife through butter, and why is it legal, it is a bolt action rifle, pretty expensive for the average gun owner, but we are talking about drug financed gangs here, then there are the bolt action Lapua .338 magnum rifles, a specialized military sniper round, now available form any body willing to do a straw buy and make three times what he paid for it.

There are more of these weapons on the streets than have ever been sold legally in the United States.

Lets talk exotics, those wonderful Aug Steyr rifles. Available in just about any rifle caliber from .223 (5.56mm NATO) up to and including the wonderful .308 (7.62 NATO) and the wonderful Lapua .338 magnum sniper round. The civilian versions are bolt action, the military and leo version are bolt action and semi auto. Go to their website and read about these babies, expensive as hell but oh so accurate over long ranges.

Now someone in the gun control thread mentioned grenade launchers, these are available by special ATF license to the civilian collector, para military private militias love these things, and so do the Mexican drug cartels. These are not bought legally by these groups, you think they wont get in the hands of street gangs, think again.


Let me give you some numbers to think about.

The number of legally owned guns of all types and calibers in private civilian John Q Public hands is 270 million. We lead the world in private gun ownership.

The latest study for illegal guns in the US was 4 million, and that was in the Clinton administration. Then it was harder to get a gun illegally. Now you can go to any seedy bar in any large city, spend a little time, prove you aint a cop and get what you want for the right price. Gone are the days of the Saturday Night Specials, those cheep throw away guns of the 60's and 70's. Many pro and anti gun groups think the number of illegal and banned guns in the hands of criminals could be as much as twice as many as the legal guns.

Why you may ask, the answer is simple. Street gangs are dealing drugs for the Mexican drug cartels, the cartels want to insure that their product is safe and if something happens to it, their contracted dealers are gonna have the ability to do something about it.

The Mexican drug cartels are doing the same thing the US and Soviet Union did in the cold war. One cartel gives its client gang AK-47's, every other Cartel gives their clients the same thing.

Ever wonder why there are so many AK-47's in use around the world? The answer is simple, the Warsaw Pact countries, the Soviet Union and the Chinese gave the damn things away by the millions to every communist guerrilla group that wanted them.

You want some news that will scare the crap out of you anti gun proponents?

The street value of a full auto AK47 is as low as fifty dollars, they are the cheapest illegal fire arm to buy anywhere in the world.

Want to know some more good news?

Those cottage industry blacksmiths making full auto copies of AK-47's all over Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, South East Asia, the Arab countries where gun ownership is illegal for any gun, and now in 3rd world countries in the western hemisphere, you surely have seen the reports on the news about these entrepreneurs? Well they are making the things out of scrap steel from car parts. These things, for the most part, are just as reliable as the factory made models, and these can go for as little as 10 dollars US in the back streets of Guatemala or some other 3rd world hell hole, and then they make their way to the streets of the US.

You know why this is possible?

You can bury the damn things in mud, pick them up, shake em a bit and open fire. The tolerances between the moving parts is so big that they are just about impossible to foul with dirt or sand, and as for cleaning, the US military learned real fast in Vietnam that the NVA and VC did not spend much time cleaning the damn things.

Now you people think the occasional spree shooter is a problem?

Get real, the cops in the US are many times out gunned except maybe the SWAT teams.

At present there are approximately 1 million gang members associated with 20000 street gangs in the US. Approximately 30000 people die each year in gang related violence, and most of those by illegal fire arms. In Chicago alone in 2011 there were 260 children killed by gang violence. Take that number as an average and put it to every major city in the US.

According to the anti gun lobby there are 20 mass killing a year in the US. Bullshit.

Since Columbine the average was just over 2 a year, until this year. We have had 16 mass shootings this year.

You want facts, I am giving them to you.

Not all of these incidents happened in schools, they happened in places like a Sikh temple in Washington.

Cry for the children, every child killed by a gun in the US. I am not telling you not to.

Be outraged when somebody shoots up a school or mall.

But dont get high and mighty and tell me that by eliminating or restricting the way guns are owned is going to make a big difference in the number of innocent people of all ages killed each year because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time, even if it was supposed to be safe.

There is no safe place on any street or any mall anywhere in the US today.

Dont tell the people that own guns and use them and store them responsibly that you are going to restrict their access to their guns to make the streets and schools safer. Because that is just bullshit.

And for the extreme anti gun, get rid of all privately owned guns, dont tell me that by taking away my right to own, use and keep firearms is going to make the streets safer. You are either trying to convince yourself that is the truth or you are deluded.

You people think it is a joke owner tells you that if you outlaw guns, only outlaws will have them.

Got news for you, the guns that the US have the tightest restrictions on are already in the hands of criminals.

You really want to solve the problem, honestly?

Drop the extreme stances and demands.

Be ready to compromise and put forward some reasonable ideas.

But dont tell me that by restricting my access to my property is going to make it safer for everyone. Because that aint even close to being true. The number killed in mass shootings is a very small fraction of the total number killed, which far and away is more than every child killed in a mass shooting since Columbine.

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RE: Simply an opinion. - 12/15/2012 8:52:59 PM   
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ORIGINAL: xBullx


quote:

ORIGINAL: Aswad

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ORIGINAL: tazzygirl

Doing nothing is better than doing something?


Usually, yes.

Almost always, if the impulse is "to do something".

Sad fact of life, but the rush to do something has killed more kids than all the guns in the history of the world.

IWYW,
— Aswad.



As is the usual, Aswad is correct. Making overly emotional decisions is always regretted.

Objective minds are never clouded with love, grief or anger. And only with an objective mind can you make a rational decision.

Everyone needs to take time to heal.



I was proposing changes long before this occurred.

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my ideas here are not a reaction out of fear.

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RE: Simply an opinion. - 12/15/2012 9:20:19 PM   
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What is the correct reaction to these deaths then, if not advocating for greater gun control?

Arm the teachers and other responsible adults in the schools.


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RE: Simply an opinion. - 12/15/2012 9:24:29 PM   
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There you go,that is the voice of reason right there.
The answer to gun violence is more guns.
Kafka himself could not have dreamed up such a proposition.
Lewis Carrol perhaps,but not Kafka.

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RE: Simply an opinion. - 12/15/2012 9:32:55 PM   
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I don;t know what the answer is.
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The entire BASIS of this country was to have an intelligent, informed, responsible citizenry. Now we have insane shooters, conspiracy theorists and birthers, and people who care only about their own agendas and nothing for others. We have failed our founders.

Nearly everone having a conscience, that is the answer. A population consisting of sociopaths without a conscience that want peace can make the switch to a population of decent people with a conscience that have peace in about a century (five generations). I know how to get this result, but I am not allowed to say how by the upper echelon of this site.


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RE: Simply an opinion. - 12/15/2012 9:41:05 PM   
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It's a sad day when we have to even consider arming the educator's of our most precious children to keep them out of harm's way.  However, that being said, there are numerous instances of  responsible, permitted gun carrying citizen's saving the day when the evil inside of one is unleashed.  And, these instances are happening more often in America.  It's hard to know what is the right decision.
 
                                     God bless the innocent ones & their families involved in yesterday's shooting.
 
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RE: Simply an opinion. - 12/15/2012 9:55:30 PM   
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Here's the long and short of it:

- 20 children 6 adults were murdered
- At least 2 of those adults died by trying to confront the shooter with no weapon of their own. Maybe the others did too, but I haven't seen those news stories.
- Children died AFTER the unarmed teachers attacked the shooter because the odds drastically favored the armed attacker and the teachers lost.

The question is simply this: Would those teachers have had a better chance of stopping the attacker if they had been armed?

Obviously the idiotic notion that not being able to carry a gun didn't turn out so well for the teachers who might have had a chance OR the children that were systematically murdered after hopelessly outmatched teachers made their ineffectual attempts to stop the murderer. If... IF you really gave 2 shits about the safety of our children and IF you honestly believed that they are a precious commodity that we should protect at all costs, then this should be a wake-up call for you that unarmed people cannot be expected defend themselves against armed attackers.

The reality is that guns exist, and they are abundant. IF we want to truly protect our children then we need to find better ways to protect them. Crazy people and bad people are always going to exist, and the truth of the matter is that they always manage to find ways to do as much damage as possible when they set their minds to it. In your pie-in-the-sky world where guns don't exist, there would still be knives , clubs, swords, acid, and all sorts of mean nasty things that bad people would use to do very bad things to innocent people.A simple 2x4 is an effective weapon to club someone to death when those people are unable to defend themselves. Other countries have experienced this and we should learn from their mistakes. It would be infinitely more beneficial to train teachers in self-defense and survival techniques than banning weapons on school campuses has proven to be.

Principle Dawn Hochsprung was the Principal of the Connecticut school. She confronted the shooter unarmed, and lost her life. The shooter then continued on his killing spree. IF Principal Hochsprung had been trained in unarmed disarming techniques, or IF she had had a gun of her own to confront the attacker things may not have turned out any differently than they did. However, we know the results of not having such training and not having a firearm of her own. Training or having a weapon would have dramatically improved the chances that she and many of the children would be alive today.

Something you libs don't ever seem to understand is that negatives do not accomplish goals. If we truly want to protect our children and random adults, then banning the weapon is ineffectual. All that does is create a vacuum which will be filled by other atrocities committed with other weapons. Other weapons will continue to be used every time another ridiculous ban is enacted. One thing that remains a constant though is that people without training will continue to have little chance to defend themselves or their charges.

A much more effective approach to this would be to have an armed officer and at least 1 armed teacher per hallway in every school, and to train all teachers in some form of martial arts. You know.... it may not always help, but it's a much more effective solution than pretending the world would be better off if we pretended to live in Disneyland.

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RE: Simply an opinion. - 12/15/2012 10:00:24 PM   
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... that given the level of violent crime in our country the 2nd Amendment should still stand to provide the public with a means to defend themselves against one another?

Crimes are most often committed by people without a conscience.

Many crimes are committed because there is a profit - conferring reproductive success - in it for the criminal: they have something to gain from it. And other crimes are committed because the profits supply in a need (for example for drugs).

The biggest criminals are probably the (USA) banks. Counterfeiting money is prohibited, but if I recall correctly a USA bank can give out papers of value worth ten times whatever valuables or papers of 'value' they themselves possess. If that is so, they clearly are champion counterfeiters.

But let's get back to more ordinary criminals. How do they make profits? They do so by selling drugs, or sex, or gambling.

So if people stop buying drugs and stop going to prostitutes and stop to gamble, the criminals will see their profits - and their reproductive success - be drastically reduced. And future generations will as a result be more decent than would otherwise be the case.



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RE: Simply an opinion. - 12/15/2012 10:13:29 PM   
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A much more effective approach to this would be to have an armed officer and at least 1 armed teacher per hallway in every school, and to train all teachers in some form of martial arts. You know.... it may not always help, but it's a much more effective solution than pretending the world would be better off if we pretended to live in Disneyland.

Why stop there? I think if we put a few swat teams in each school and a handful of snipers in key positions we could do a lot to control this. Of course we'd want to put up thick walls and concertina wire around them to deter the bad people. We could even give all these new school monitors nice black armbands and shiny boots and badges from the Department of Homeland Security... just like Adolf did. Then I'd feel really safe.

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RE: Simply an opinion. - 12/15/2012 10:15:18 PM   
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What is the correct reaction to these deaths then, if not advocating for greater gun control?

The correct reaction?

Grief, man, good old fashioned grief.

I would think that one should be a no-brainer, really.

And if you allow that emotion the play it deserves in the aftermath of such events, then you should be in no frame of mind to legislate one way or the other until it has been allowed to play out, at which point you should again be responsible enough to remember that legislation should not be a reaction. Putting something on the agenda for debate as a reaction, sure, but the actual legislating should be done as the result of careful deliberation and reflection, not in response to any one event. That, too, strikes me as a no-brainer.

If the only way you can get something done in politics is by getting people too emotional to think straight, it's time to throw in the towel, because good solutions don't originate with emotion, but logic, as evidenced by all too many deaths caused precisely by people acting in an overly emotional state when they should know better.

Note that this isn't a position on gun control.

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Quoted for truth. This was a very good post.


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RE: Simply an opinion. - 12/15/2012 10:16:42 PM   
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Why stop there? I think if we put a few swat teams in each school and a handful of snipers in key positions we could do a lot to control this. Of course we'd want to put up thick walls and concertina wire around them to deter the bad people. We could even give all these new school monitors nice black armbands and shiny boots and badges from the Department of Homeland Security... just like Adolf did. Then I'd feel really safe.


Another ignorant leftist comment. One of the first thing Adolph did was take away all the guns from private citizens...

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RE: Simply an opinion. - 12/15/2012 10:30:57 PM   
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Jeff... your posts are way too long for me to read anymore.

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RE: Simply an opinion. - 12/15/2012 10:36:13 PM   
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Another ignorant leftist comment. One of the first thing Adolph did was take away all the guns from private citizens...

Well fair enough. But while we are discussing "ignorant" you might take a moment to notice that my stance on this entire thread is pro-gun... or pro-freedom at least. I'm also curious which part of the "left" you think I belong to? I don't really identify with the whole red team, blue team gig.

You can have your vision of safety dude. Knock yourself out. But I don't want my kids growing up in such an environment. I'd rather address root cause where I'm able and acknowledge that "bad shit happens sometimes" where I can't help. Teachers carrying guns? I'm fine with that. Cops in the schools? Not so much.


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