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RE: gun control and tragedies - 3/15/2013 10:17:05 AM   
BamaD


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ORIGINAL: PeonForHer

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And of course not it said the government could enfringe your right to buy one it said nothing about the government buying it for you. It is a right not an entitlement.


From what I can make out, the 2nd Amendment does not, in fact, talk about 'right to buy' at all. The entire text is:

"A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed."

So, if the government, through its agents (police or army), acts to stop someone stealing guns from a gun-shop, it *is* infringing the gun-thief's right to keep and bear arms.

As far as I can see, there are only two options for a government here: either stay out of of any battle between gun-shop-proprietor and gun-thief, or provide guns free of charge to all who ask for them.

This is clearly because you do not understand the difference between a right and entitlement
A right something you can inheritly do.
An entitlement something the goverment give you
If the government catches the thief they are interfering with he theft of the gun owners property
Come on now these argument you are making must be in jest, youn are smart enough to type.

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RE: gun control and tragedies - 3/15/2013 10:29:19 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Musicmystery

Yet liberal NY had the lowest gun murder rate in 2012 -- due to getting guns off the streets.

Deciding whether that's a good idea or not is one thing; pretending that looser laws inherently create lower murder rates is just not true.

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Bloomberg compared New York’s murder rate — the lowest rate per 100,000 residents amongst the 25 most populated cities — to other famous cities in the country.

If the city had the murder rate of Chicago, cops would be investigating more than 1,400 homicides this year, Bloomberg said. If the city had Detroit’s murder rate, cops would be called to more than 4,400 killings this year, he added.

Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said that the drop in murders and shootings stem from a wide range of strategies that include deploying more officers in crime-ridden areas and the controversial stop-and-frisk tactic.

“We’re taking 8,000 weapons annually out of the hands of people we stop, 800 of them illegal guns,” Kelly said.

Guns are the leading cause of murders in the city this year, killing 237 people.


Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/murders-fall-record-city-article-1.1229273#ixzz2NcnEHmDJ


I have previously mentioned that NYC is an exception to the rule. The flaw in Bloombergs argument is that they passed the Sullivan act in the early 20th century, the masive upsurge in crime there came while they had the strictest gun laws in the country.
The turnaround came when Guliani instituted a zero tolorence crime policy.
Condemded by liberals as harrasment they enforced laws strictly down to vandalism with plain cloths patrolls in problem areas, being proactive on crime and focusing on nailing criminals not harrasing the innocent. Keep in mind that Bloomberg thinks he can tell you how big a soda you can buy, those 20 ounce cokes are murder.

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RE: gun control and tragedies - 3/15/2013 10:31:53 AM   
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Didn't a judge just tell him he couldn't ban sodas anymore? Didn't the NAACP join with the beverage companies in suing NYC? Funny stuff

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RE: gun control and tragedies - 3/15/2013 10:59:26 AM   
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ORIGINAL: FunCouple5280

Didn't a judge just tell him he couldn't ban sodas anymore? Didn't the NAACP join with the beverage companies in suing NYC? Funny stuff

Yes Bloomberg has absolutly no regard for the rights of the people and that is a perfect example, if you want a police state vote Bloomberg.

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RE: gun control and tragedies - 3/15/2013 11:37:05 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Musicmystery

Yet liberal NY had the lowest gun murder rate in 2012 -- due to getting guns off the streets.

Deciding whether that's a good idea or not is one thing; pretending that looser laws inherently create lower murder rates is just not true.

quote:

Bloomberg compared New York’s murder rate — the lowest rate per 100,000 residents amongst the 25 most populated cities — to other famous cities in the country.

If the city had the murder rate of Chicago, cops would be investigating more than 1,400 homicides this year, Bloomberg said. If the city had Detroit’s murder rate, cops would be called to more than 4,400 killings this year, he added.

Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said that the drop in murders and shootings stem from a wide range of strategies that include deploying more officers in crime-ridden areas and the controversial stop-and-frisk tactic.

“We’re taking 8,000 weapons annually out of the hands of people we stop, 800 of them illegal guns,” Kelly said.

Guns are the leading cause of murders in the city this year, killing 237 people.


Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/murders-fall-record-city-article-1.1229273#ixzz2NcnEHmDJ


And pretending that muders by weapons that aren't guns don't count.

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RE: gun control and tragedies - 3/15/2013 11:42:03 AM   
BamaD


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ORIGINAL: YN

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ORIGINAL: BamaD

No guns don't solve problems in my world but 20ish drug dealers don't run from unarmed 60ish home owners even if they don't have a gun either. (Based on actual experiance)


One point is certain, wherever in the world there is illegal drugs, there are illegal firearms. The two are known to be interlinked by the police, justice ministries and anyone who chooses to inspect the matter.

If one can buy cocaine, heroin, or some other powerful smuggled narcotic in any location, it is certain a 9mm handgun, or submachinegun is also for sale, for those who import the one certainly import the other.

The twenty year old would not have the powerful weapons he does without the drugs he is selling.

The point I was trying to make is that my gun did not solve any problem, drug dealers are still there, crackheads still commit crimes to pay the dealers. That is the problem. What it did do was let me deal with the situation WITHOUT VIOLENCE.

That said I agree with you the real problem isn't guns it's the drug money fueled gangs.

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RE: gun control and tragedies - 3/15/2013 12:08:10 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Owner59

I know....things suck lately....Not my fault...

Heh. Okay, sorry to hear that.

K.

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RE: gun control and tragedies - 3/15/2013 12:30:37 PM   
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ORIGINAL: tweakabelle

This is a blatant attempt to insinuate and/or contrive a connection between 'gun bans' (sic) and rape and assault... The repeated suggestion that changes to gun laws in Australia caused an increase in rape and assault is ignorance at a stratospheric level.


No connection. Check. Stratospheric ignorance even to suggest there could be. Check.

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ORIGINAL: Tweakabelle

as the stated reason for the 1996 restrictions on gun ownership was to prevent mass shootings, it can be said that, to date, the stricter laws have achieved the objective

The thing about magic tricks is, it's important not to let the audience see your hand move.

K.

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RE: gun control and tragedies - 3/15/2013 1:51:27 PM   
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ORIGINAL: BamaD


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ORIGINAL: Musicmystery

Yet liberal NY had the lowest gun murder rate in 2012 -- due to getting guns off the streets.

Deciding whether that's a good idea or not is one thing; pretending that looser laws inherently create lower murder rates is just not true.

quote:

Bloomberg compared New York’s murder rate — the lowest rate per 100,000 residents amongst the 25 most populated cities — to other famous cities in the country.

If the city had the murder rate of Chicago, cops would be investigating more than 1,400 homicides this year, Bloomberg said. If the city had Detroit’s murder rate, cops would be called to more than 4,400 killings this year, he added.

Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said that the drop in murders and shootings stem from a wide range of strategies that include deploying more officers in crime-ridden areas and the controversial stop-and-frisk tactic.

“We’re taking 8,000 weapons annually out of the hands of people we stop, 800 of them illegal guns,” Kelly said.

Guns are the leading cause of murders in the city this year, killing 237 people.


Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/murders-fall-record-city-article-1.1229273#ixzz2NcnEHmDJ


And pretending that muders by weapons that aren't guns don't count.

Read. Lowest murder rate---not by guns only.

Looks like they're counting all the murders. Go figure.

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RE: gun control and tragedies - 3/15/2013 1:55:12 PM   
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FR,

This a long thread which has received numerous tickets so bear with us while it is locked for review.

In the interim, on other threads, please do not make other posters the topic.

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RE: gun control and tragedies - 4/3/2013 8:44:23 AM   
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A number of posts were removed for various violations, as were posts that replied to or quoted them. If your post was removed because it was a reply, you will not receive a letter, but you may write to me to get your content back to repost.

ETA - but not on this thread, as it has reached the maximum amount of personal attacks and is locked.

< Message edited by VideoAdminChi -- 4/3/2013 9:05:41 AM >

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