DesideriScuri -> RE: Canadian gun control... (10/26/2014 2:44:36 PM)
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ORIGINAL: Politesub53 You continually suggest the only solution is to flood the streets with guns, some of us are more enlightened. Well if that is true then you should have no problems linking a post where she suggested the answer is to flood the streets with guns. Otherwise we are going to have to assume you are just talking out of your ass again. Unlike you, I am bright enough to know what the fuck I am talking about. Do you really think arming everyone in the UK wouldnt be flooding the streets with guns, because Aylee suggested the Rotherham case would be different if everyone had access to firearms. I know you are just trolling like usual, like you normally fucking do, but I felt the need to ask all the same. Where did anyone say that everyone in the UK should be armed? Suggesting everyone have access to arms doesn't mean everyone is going to be armed. We aren't all armed in the US, are we? Yet, our access isn't amazingly limited at all. What makes you think allowing UK Citizens who want firearms to be allowed to have firearms means that all UK Citizens will be armed, and that guns will flood the streets (I haven't seen a gun being carried on the street by anyone but a LEO, though I do know there have been at least some concealed carrying). I think we have a terminology problem. To many from the UK allowing concealed carry is "flooding the streets" To most from the US that means everyone on the street is open carry, likely waving their guns around, like Hamas. To me, "flooding the streets" means that the streets are full of people with guns. There are enough dumbasses that if the streets were "flooded" with guns, there'd be enough open-carry people that they'd have been seen. That's not even requiring them to be "brandishing" their weapons, either (though there'd likely be some of those morons, too).
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