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Title: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: LordBerenger on October 02, 2015, 04:43:09 am
Luuung live nationalism and right to defend awrselves with guns from an evil government in the future that will go on 2 become a tyranny. It's happening markkk mah words. Any second now.....just you wait.

http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/609395/Chris-Harper-Mercer-shooter-Oregon-Umpqua-Community-College

http://www.oregonlive.com/pacific-northwest-news/index.ssf/2015/10/active_shooting_reported_at_um.html
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 02, 2015, 04:52:52 am
Yet another Gun Free Zone shooting. Didn't he see the fucking signs?!
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: LordBerenger on October 02, 2015, 04:54:04 am
Yet another Gun Free Zone shooting. Didn't he see the fucking signs?!

He's 2 edgy trying to ignore the signs and warnings.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Sir_Hans on October 02, 2015, 05:31:38 am
It's not even a gun issue.

It's about mental health and the causes and effects our society has on the mental health of its citizens... This is not a uniquely American issue, thought it does seem like we get the worst of it.

But if you go look at areas of extreme poverty where people can't even afford bullets, let alone a gun to fire them, we still have mass killings.

In Africa rebels have slaughtered entire villages with little more than machetes.
In the middle east they use homemade explosives.
In china there have been multiple accounts of grown adults going on Stabbing Sprees at elementary and highschool within the country.
In other places we have people using vehicles to charge into crowds of people.
And surprisingly I don't have any accounts of mass poisonings towards the aims of intentional death, but I'm sure people have done that as well.


Even if you were able to wave a magic wand and make all firearms disappear from the entire planet.
This problem of suicidal killing sprees brought on by mental health issues, society, hatred, ideologies of violence/hate or religious fanaticism would still persevere.

Anyone who thinks otherwise has zero foresight.

We need to look at countries with a very small amount of general violence (not just gun violence) and work towards understanding why there is a marginal difference.
For example we have Mexico where guns are virtually illegal to own as a citizen... and Japan where guns are also virtually illegal to own as a citizen... yet the violence per capita of both countrys is on opposite ends of the spectrum... we need to understand why that is and if we can move towards reducing violence in non-traditional methods.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 02, 2015, 05:44:42 am
This is a problem mainly with the younger generation. You shouldn't be allowed to own a gun if you are under 30 years old unless you have prior law enforcement or military experience. This gives more time for the psychiatrists and psychologists to diagnose these kind of nutcases, this with higher punishment for illegal gun possession would at least prevent some crime. This is a product of rap music, shitty internet-social media culture, too much television, horrible parenting and a general disregard for reality. There's too many emotional young idiots running around who think they are some kind of tough thug daddy gang-banger, and the media and entertainment industries encourage the uppity and violent behavior.

But in all reality, there's too many guns in America, and noone wants to give them up after seeing shit like this on TV, and I don't blame them.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Sir_Hans on October 02, 2015, 06:09:15 am
Oh wow, I guess we don't have a problem if all those 3rd world shitholes also have mass homicides.

Even if it is a mental health issue, most of the guns used in these shootings are obtained legally, and it is stupidly easy to purchase a gun. Other developed countries don't face this problem at the amount we do and they have tighter gun control. Its clear as day. Its too easy for a pycho to purchase a gun and go on a rampage.

It's not the tighter gun laws that make those regions you speak of less violent.

Like I said... You have Mexico (a developed country), guns being illegal yet they have tons of violence and shootings.
You also have Japan a country with guns being illegal and they have some of the least amount of violence of any country.
It's not the strict gun laws that cause mexico to be more violent or japan to be less violent its the environment, the people, the society and culture.

The majority of these firearms used in US shootings were purchased legally, of course. If you can legally purchase something, why would you go and purchase it illegally and take the unneeded hassle and ongoing risk. Making ownership illegal will make a higher percentage of shootings happen with illegally purchased firearms but it wont stop shootings.


And I never said we don't have a problem, I said this isn't a gun issue... Because it's not, it's a mental health issue.
But I guess you need to put words into my mouth if you want to form some sort of argument.


Answer me this: You are an Obama supporter aren't you? You voted for him both terms?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jona on October 02, 2015, 06:15:02 am
If only clockwork were there to teach that guy a lesson... he'd show him what's up with his trusty blackpowder revolver.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bob_Ross on October 02, 2015, 06:29:38 am
This hurts my brain in multiple ways

Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Sir_Hans on October 02, 2015, 07:01:13 am
Beta Males.

The new ISIS.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Molly on October 02, 2015, 09:42:01 am
Out of a newspaper this morning:

- 45 school shootings this year up to now
- 294 "mass shootings"... in 274 days
- 2/3 of the school shootings happen outside of "weapon free zones"
- 2015 first year when more young citizens (below 26) die by being shot than by car accident

Clearly, weapons are not the issue here.

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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Vibe on October 02, 2015, 10:34:40 am
It's not even a gun issue.

 :lol:

This is not a uniquely American issue, thought it does seem like we get the worst of it.

But if you go look at areas of extreme poverty where people can't even afford bullets, let alone a gun to fire them, we still have mass killings.

In Africa rebels have slaughtered entire villages with little more than machetes.
In the middle east they use homemade explosives.
In china there have been multiple accounts of grown adults going on Stabbing Sprees at elementary and highschool within the country.
In other places we have people using vehicles to charge into crowds of people.

Yeah compare America to Africa, middle east and China rofl
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Laufknoten on October 02, 2015, 10:40:20 am
Lol because he liked IRA pictures on some site and posted something under the nickname Ironcross45 he now is a "BRITISH IRA-SUPPORTING NAZI FANATIC".   :lol:
They also used the brightest picture they could find of him in the header so he seems white even though he's mixed. Gotta love UK news sites.

Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Casimir on October 02, 2015, 10:56:20 am
I don't think I understand american humour; I know its funny when a whole bunch of people get shot down but you guys should really stop letting everyone have a gun, especially when so many of you are such funny and clever people who just wanna get famous.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Vibe on October 02, 2015, 11:20:33 am
but you guys should really stop letting everyone have a gun,

but how will they defend their freedoms!!!
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Vovka on October 02, 2015, 11:23:37 am
I BLAME VIDEO GAMES!
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Paul on October 02, 2015, 12:57:19 pm
We need the "time since last US mass shooting" thingy back on this website.

Seriously, I had to unironically double face palm when reading through some of the opinions in this thread. May god have mercy on your souls.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 02, 2015, 01:36:32 pm
I'm American and it's definitely a gun problem. Fucking idiot self entitled titty suckling man babies shoot the fuck out of innocent people because someone said they didn't like then or feel like this will teach them to respect my authority. It's disgusting and pathetic. Every time this shit happens it makes me ashamed to be American, ashamed we don't have stricter gunlaws, and ashamed that there are fucking self entitled titty suckling man babies that still don't think guns are the problem. Fact is, guns are designed to kill things quickly and efficiently. At least with a stabbing rampage or, the often feared wild strangler, you have a chance to defend yourself and not instantly die by a bullet ripping through your chest from 30' away. Fucking sheeple open up your goddamn eyes. It's a gun problem. How many times does this have to happen before you wake the fuck up.

Edit: for those of you that think we need guns for our freedom, this just in, the military has more advanced weaponry than you do...they also have a litany of vehicles and drones that'll just blow you the fuck up before you even organize your rebellious militia. It's not 1780 anymore, everyone is not armed with muskets only. You dumb fucking titty suckling man baby.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: ecorcheur_brokar on October 02, 2015, 01:49:55 pm
Like I said... You have Mexico (a developed country)
Huehuehue

I BLAME VIDEO GAMES!
If only more people played more crpg we would have mass sword slaughter in school, way more fun!! :o

But, I am not gonna start posting in here, I am beginning to have suspicion americans are doing those shooting just to bait us.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: darmaster on October 02, 2015, 02:28:14 pm
Lol  where do you think Mexico's illegal guns come from.

IT'S CANADA IT'S CANADA. and cuba

And I fail to see the correlation between another school shooting massacre and gun control xDdddD
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 02, 2015, 02:38:31 pm
And I fail to see the correlation between another school shooting massacre and gun control xDdddD

That's because you're dumb...........

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In all seriousness though Darmaster, what country are you from and what's it's policy on owning/obtaining guns and I'll elaborate.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: darmaster on October 02, 2015, 02:55:42 pm
it was sarcastic, it's quite obvious the correlation lol. and i'm from italy
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Vibe on October 02, 2015, 02:57:57 pm
papa macaroni porco dio
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Christo on October 02, 2015, 03:03:05 pm
Uh-uh.

Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Leshma on October 02, 2015, 03:06:31 pm
There isn't a problem with guns, they are just tools. There is however a problem with people who feel the need to own a gun, while they really don't need one. That is very interesting topic and huge can of worms considering how many USA citizens visit this forum so I'll back off from it this time.

I never felt the need to own a gun, even though place where I live could require it at times. Law is different in here, but that doesn't stop people to carry a piece with them and threaten others (luckily in most cases end with threatening).
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Christo on October 02, 2015, 03:24:52 pm
I never felt the need to own a gun, even though place where I live could require it at times.

>mfw

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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 02, 2015, 03:25:10 pm
Let me write one sentence. Now let me write one that contradicts my first sentence.

FTFY
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Leshma on October 02, 2015, 03:40:17 pm
FTFY

I said could, not that it is necessary. Even if it was I am not the gun person. When I see people like Clockwork or AntiBlitz posting their arsenal online, I feel the need to leave such thread and never come back. Just like I would do if I met similar psychos irl. Truly believe that people who don't need guns but still collect them are nothing but psychos.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: AntiBlitz on October 02, 2015, 04:12:35 pm
I said could, not that it is necessary. Even if it was I am not the gun person. When I see people like Clockwork or AntiBlitz posting their arsenal online, I feel the need to leave such thread and never come back. Just like I would do if I met similar psychos irl. Truly believe that people who don't need guns but still collect them are nothing but psychos.

what in the fuck is your infatuation with me? 

Clockwork posted three pics, a shotgun, an sks, and a fucking smoke grenade launcher, truly an arsenal worthy of praise.

the majority, of all my firearms are for hunting in some form or fashion.  I mean, i do have a family, and they can come hunt with me, so having multiple rifles for the family makes sense.
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I dont see how collecting something makes you a psycho, regardless of what the items are. 
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 02, 2015, 04:16:35 pm
If only clockwork were there to teach that guy a lesson... he'd show him what's up with his trusty blackpowder revolver.

I actually would've used my blowgun, darts coverd in cat feces.

Silent, biological warfare. The most efficient tool to use, obviously
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: AntiBlitz on October 02, 2015, 04:20:59 pm
I actually would've used my blowgun, darts coverd in cat feces.

Silent, biological warfare. The most efficient tool to use, obviously

but how do you use the blow darts if you are wearing a gas mask?  do you use the water tube?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 02, 2015, 04:22:13 pm
Edit: for those of you that think we need guns for our freedom, this just in, the military has more advanced weaponry than you do...they also have a litany of vehicles and drones that'll just blow you the fuck up before you even organize your rebellious militia. It's not 1780 anymore, everyone is not armed with muskets only. You dumb fucking titty suckling man baby.

Hajis and the Vietcong would like a word with you
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Christo on October 02, 2015, 04:25:47 pm
Hajis and the Vietcong would like a word with you

And the US has a lot of jungles to hide in obviously.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 02, 2015, 04:26:12 pm
Edit: for those of you that think we need guns for our freedom, this just in, the military has more advanced weaponry than you do...they also have a litany of vehicles and drones that'll just blow you the fuck up before you even organize your rebellious militia. It's not 1780 anymore, everyone is not armed with muskets only. You dumb fucking titty suckling man baby.
You don't understand how these things work, do you? No one would say "ok government, we arrange our forces in neat lines on this field here, while you arrange yours on the opposite field, then we count to three, then we fight." Drones and tanks don't do much if you don't know what your target is. And that's disregarding the fact that any uprising in the US large scale enough would also have a considerable amount of military and LE people "defecting."

And the US has a lot of jungles to hide in obviously.

Large cities are better than jungles...
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 02, 2015, 04:27:31 pm
And the US has a lot of jungles to hide in obviously.

Implying you need a dense jungle for guerrilla warfare
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 02, 2015, 04:28:29 pm
Implying a dense jungle is the best for guerrilla warfare. You can bomb jungles. You can't bomb friendly cities.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Christo on October 02, 2015, 04:29:14 pm
Large cities are better than jungles...

come to think of it, that is even worse.

all the damage and confusion. on a new york level for an example, well fuck

he mentioned the vietcong, though, thats why.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: cup457 on October 02, 2015, 04:33:06 pm
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I don't know much about this one guy, but I'm fairly certain that it is a "mental Health" issue. There people usually have little to no friends and no social interaction because our society only helps those who either 1. already have friends or 2. are attractive. Having friends allows one t o meet others and expand their social group, and attractive people are just welcome by everyone as long as they aren't complete autists. This man most likely worked some shit job he hated because he did not have the skills or motivation to do anything else, and he probably went home everyday to nothing for several years, and probably since high school. DO anyone of you know whats it like to say  to yourself, Wow I said nothing today, or to get home and then sit on a computer trying to hide that no one else is going to visit you? With the way our society is if you are socially apt you get thrown out, and thats where all these shooting are coming from. I don't know why there are happening, (maybe all our military propaganda makes people think guns can fix things) but they still are. The US probably has just as many disenfranchised young men as Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, but all of ours don't have anything to motivate them so they just sit around until they die, or kill themselves.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 02, 2015, 04:33:45 pm
The jist of it is, mass shootings account for a small portion of gun violence.
Most gun violence takes place in ghetto areas, usually involving gangs.
You want to lower gun violence? Lower poverty

Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 02, 2015, 04:33:47 pm
come to think of it, that is even worse.

all the damage and confusion. on a new york level for an example, well fuck

he mentioned the vietcong, though, thats why.
It would be the same problem as the US has in Iraq and Afghanistan, only multiplied by a thousand. They get attacked, then the attackers melt into the local populace, and the US can't just kill everyone there because it'd be bad press. They wouldn't even be able to cause any damage to New York, because how do you explain killing hundreds of thousands of your "loyal citizens" to your other loyal supporters? That's how civil wars are lost.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 02, 2015, 04:44:39 pm
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Just a bunch of crazy ass people.....amirite??
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Gravoth_iii on October 02, 2015, 04:45:33 pm
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Supposedly it couldve been a random guess because people make these constantly on 4chan, but if you want to be truly safe in murica, browse 4chinz.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 02, 2015, 04:57:26 pm
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Just a bunch of crazy ass people.....amirite??

And your point with that graph is???
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 02, 2015, 04:57:47 pm
The bottom line, that most of you won't understand until you actually have kids, is that a parent shouldn't have to worry about their child attending a public school or college and getting shot to death. Is this the kind of world you want to live in? How about going on a date night at the movies and ready to eat some popcorn, when some guy with a gun decides, fuck it, I'm shooting the shit out of this place and the people in it. It's fucked up and, yes, GUNS are the problem. Unless there is serious regulation or stricter laws, there is nothing to prevent this kind of shit in the future. There have been 142 mass shootings from 2012 to 2014. ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY TWO just in the good ol' US of A. Something has to be done and if you don't agree, then I feel bad for you and your lack of human compassion. As I stated in my previous post, it's a lot harder to kill a group of people with any other weapon than a gun. Guns are designed to kill quickly and efficiently and that's exactly what they do. They are a tool for killing. You can argue that they're in the wrong hands or whatever, but the fact of the matter is, there is nothing stopping them from finding said hands in the first place.

Edit: Point with the graph is to show you how many people are killed each year on our soil, by our own people, with our own guns. Thought that was obvious. Also to squash the "but crazy people are doing the shooting" argument.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Christo on October 02, 2015, 05:00:22 pm
Most gun violence takes place in ghetto areas, usually involving gangs.
You want to lower gun violence? Lower poverty

Because 'lowering poverty', whatever you mean by that will do any good, right.

If I was a gang member and had even more money I would buy more and much better guns, because I could get more cash from robbing with them, because 'poverty is lowered'.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 02, 2015, 05:02:51 pm
The bottom line, that most of you won't understand until you actually have kids, is that a parent shouldn't have to worry about their child attending a public school or college and getting shot to death. Is this the kind of world you want to live in? How about going on a date night at the movies and ready to eat some popcorn, when some guy with a gun decides, fuck it, I'm shooting the shit out of this place and the people in it. It's fucked up and, yes, GUNS are the problem.

Golly gee, with that mindset don't even bother going outside!

Also you sound like one of those people who browse motherjones.com and gobble up all the shit they spew
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 02, 2015, 05:04:30 pm
Golly gee, with that mindset don't even bother going outside!

Also you sound like one of those people who browse motherjones.com and gobble up all the shit they spew

What an argument, way to deflect the words I typed with an unintelligent quip.

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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 02, 2015, 05:10:47 pm
What an argument, way to deflect the words I typed with an unintelligent quip.

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"Lolz, use the dank memes to try and my point because I'm stupid to think up a good reply myself"
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Molly on October 02, 2015, 05:11:58 pm
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Just a bunch of crazy ass people.....amirite??
Money spend on fighting terrorism: billions
Money spend on weapon regulations: 0
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 02, 2015, 05:13:10 pm
"Lolz, use the dank memes to try and my point because I'm stupid to think up a good reply myself"

Quoting yourself? You didn't even reply to my last post other than trying to insult me. Thank you for showing us all that you are, in fact, unable to argue a point.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 02, 2015, 05:24:16 pm
The bottom line, that most of you won't understand until you actually have kids, is that a parent shouldn't have to worry about their child attending a public school or college and getting shot to death. Is this the kind of world you want to live in? How about going on a date night at the movies and ready to eat some popcorn, when some guy with a gun decides, fuck it, I'm shooting the shit out of this place and the people in it. It's fucked up and, yes, GUNS are the problem. Unless there is serious regulation or stricter laws, there is nothing to prevent this kind of shit in the future. There have been 142 mass shootings from 2012 to 2014. ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY TWO just in the good ol' US of A. Something has to be done and if you don't agree, then I feel bad for you and your lack of human compassion. As I stated in my previous post, it's a lot harder to kill a group of people with any other weapon than a gun. Guns are designed to kill quickly and efficiently and that's exactly what they do. They are a tool for killing. You can argue that they're in the wrong hands or whatever, but the fact of the matter is, there is nothing stopping them from finding said hands in the first place.

Edit: Point with the graph is to show you how many people are killed each year on our soil, by our own people, with our own guns. Thought that was obvious. Also to squash the "but crazy people are doing the shooting" argument.

As if this was an argument, the first half you say how your too scared to go outside, the second half you just cry about "evil scary guns". I'm not arguing your point because no point is being made

And for the graph, well nobody is arguing that foreigners are doin the shooting. Most of those killings are, like said, GANGs. Using stolen guns to commit gang warfare and shoot up ghettos. GANGs, not law-abiding citizen john
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 02, 2015, 05:26:25 pm
Its good to see most of the Americans here in nationalistic denial and blaming "kids these days" and "we're not doing enough for the mentally ill". My favorite was the poverty one, seeing as most of these school shooters come from middle class and higher backgrounds.

So despite that these shootings account for rather small amount of crime. We should ignore all other facts being made and make emotionally charged decisions instead?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Molly on October 02, 2015, 05:39:35 pm
I am not trying piss anyone off in this post, I am sincerely trying to make a point. Let's try to keep emotions out for just a moment...

Can we agree that Europe and the USA have similar values and a close cultural connection?
If yes, let's continue. If not, do not continue reading and make a post why not.

Can we agree that Europe and USA are comparable to a certain degree that is makes sense to compare the two on the point of gun availability and laws?
If yes, let's continue. If not, do not continue reading and make a post why not.

My point:
Europe shows way less school shootings compared to the USA. I say there is a causal connection between the way lower availability of guns in Europe compared to the USA and the way lower number of these kind of shootings occurring is directly connected to the stricter gun laws and mentioned availability.

You're welcome to make a sincere attempt on arguing against the connection I established in the above. And please don't be too nitpicky about phrasing. I think the point is somewhat clear.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 02, 2015, 05:40:11 pm
As if this was an argument, the first half you say how your too scared to go outside, the second half you just cry about "evil scary guns". I'm not arguing your point because no point is being made

And for the graph, well nobody is arguing that foreigners are doin the shooting. Most of those killings are, like said, GANGs. Using stolen guns to commit gang warfare and shoot up ghettos. GANGs, not law-abiding citizen john

If you read anything other than Guns and Ammo Magazine, you'd realize the first two were actual circumstances of mass killings that have occurred in the past couple years.

Did you even bother trying to educate yourself before you typed that sentence about foreigners doing the shooting and how most are by "gangs". The point of that graph, is to show you that there are US people killing US People with............wait for it.......................GUNS. Mostly hand guns. Let's just gloss over this fact by throwing in law-abiding citizen John, who is no longer considered law-abiding if he commits murder right? So law-abiding citizen John, is innocent until he commits that crime.

Furthermore, it doesn't matter if it's gang violence or mass shootings, they're all done with the same implement, a GUN. You have other countries that have eliminated Hand Guns, or more strictly enforced requirements for their procurement, and don't have the mass shootings that we do. You have certain countries that permit you to own and hunting rifle and shotgun with special authorization. Not a semi-automatic rifle or pistol. There is no need to have that and yet we allow it and don't regulate shit. Well, this is the result. Innocent people murdered every day, fuck there have been 296 "mass shootings" this year alone in the United States. But ye, let's not blame the guns. It's people and gangs and mentally unstable solely responsible. Not their accessibility or accountability for owning said weapons.


Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Tristan_of_Erzoth on October 02, 2015, 06:02:48 pm
Is it a gun problem? Yes and no.


Should people be restricted on firearms they can purchase? In my opinion they shouldn't, it is a second amendment right not a second amendment privileged.  However this gets into the sticky territory of why does one persons rights of freedom restrict others at times?

Background checks should solve most of our so called "gun problem". I do not support any further restriction of firearms. The real problem isn't even the guns(time to drink Heskey  :wink:) its the over saturation of the media every time there's a shooting setting up the shooter as some sort of misunderstood anti-hero who deserves the light of thousands of hours of 24/7 coverage. Many top criminologists have stated that this leads to the majority of shootings and that every time the media does this we can expect another within the week. If you guys haven't noticed this shit by now, the media is trying to incite shootings and race related things so they can report on them and make shitloads of money. Like every other thing on the news is how some kid shot another kid and how its racist and also bad that the Republicans are allowing this to happen by arming all the "crazy white kids" to go murder black people left and right or some shit. If you really want to go into some conspiracy level shit its probably all influenced by left wing people to enforce stricter gun control regulations(like that one dude who was one of the biggest gun control supporters and it turned out he was doing that so he could make more money on his gun racketeering operations).


Sources:
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/03/130320155106.htm
http://www.jhsph.edu/news/news-releases/2013/webster_mass_shootings_mental_illness.html
http://www.academia.edu/2550144/Mass_shooting_and_mass_media_Does_media_coverage_of_mass_shootings_inspire_copycat_crimes
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23511486
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/govbeat/wp/2014/03/27/calif-state-senator-arrested-for-alleged-gun-running-was-gun-control-advocate/
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 02, 2015, 06:07:28 pm
Restrict guns to current and former military and LE, problem solved, call it a day, go home.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 02, 2015, 06:14:55 pm
"durr only cops and militury should have guns"
lol, you people crack me up

Restrict guns to current and former military and LE, problem solved, call it a day, go home.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: ecorcheur_brokar on October 02, 2015, 06:34:51 pm
Quoting yourself? You didn't even reply to my last post other than trying to insult me. Thank you for showing us all that you are, in fact, unable to argue a point.
Dats Y he needz a gun  :P
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 02, 2015, 07:16:32 pm
*glug*

When people die because some idiots drive too fast, you control the speed limit. If some areas are particularly prone to accidents and deaths you control the speed limit further there. Arguably it's not the fault of cars being in circulation that can drive at that speed, nor is it the fault of the 99% of drivers that are safe and sensible. But the 99% have the abide by the same rules as the 1% who fuck it up for everyone, since the nobody ever believes they're in that 1% till they fuck up

This makes too much sense HESKEYTIME, this argument will never hold up in 'murica!

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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bob_Ross on October 02, 2015, 07:17:00 pm
I know it's not funny to make light of the situation but of all the fucking people... (http://noisey.vice.com/blog/music-vlogger-anthony-fantano-mistaken-for-oregon-shooter)

Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: AntiBlitz on October 02, 2015, 07:21:15 pm
*glug*

When people die because some idiots drive too fast, you control the speed limit. If some areas are particularly prone to accidents and deaths you control the speed limit further there. Arguably it's not the fault of cars being in circulation that can drive at that speed, nor is it the fault of the 99% of drivers that are safe and sensible. But the 99% have the abide by the same rules as the 1% who fuck it up for everyone, since the nobody ever believes they're in that 1% till they fuck up

so what is the proposition? Take away all the cars because of the 1%? that is the typical opinion when these threads pop up.  Oh, so you dont want to do that, you just want them that much more regulated, and what is the plan for that?  There is honestly only so much you can do, you can put up a billion fucking road signs, ads on television about extra patrols, heavier policing, etc.  Without a true statistic, im going to just assume people still sped regardless.  Might it had lowered it?  sure, but did it neutralize the overall issue of people speeding? no, and because it didnt, a few months from now, Gay ass Berenger will be stroking himself off in another one of these threads with all the euros trying to be all witty over the topic of "Americans and their guns".  And of course the media will be in a goddamn fury to make sure every person in the country is hotly debating "gun control", id go as far as to assume they are probably paid by lobbyists to continue the discussion to fuel an agenda.  Either way you arent going to stop gun violence in the US with some miracle regulation.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 02, 2015, 07:28:08 pm
so what is the proposition? Take away all the cars because of the 1%? that is the typical opinion when these threads pop up.  Oh, so you dont want to do that, you just want them that much more regulated, and what is the plan for that?  There is honestly only so much you can do, you can put up a billion fucking road signs, ads on television about extra patrols, heavier policing, etc.  Without a true statistic, im going to just assume people still sped regardless. Might it had lowered it?  sure, but did it neutralize the overall issue of people speeding? no, and because it didnt, a few months from now, Gay ass Berenger will be stroking himself off in another one of these threads with all the euros trying to be all witty over the topic of "Americans and their guns".

You defeated yourself.....the point is to lower gun violence, you don't get to zero by counting higher numbers....More regulation means less people have access to unnecessary firearms and the ones that do have to go through a registration process which would not come without a price.

Spoiler is a chart outlining only "mass shootings" and their victims per day in 2015. In the US. It is not a kill count, those are the incidences that have included at least 4 victims or more.

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If we apply simple math to this, and just base it on say an average of 6 people involved in these mass shootings, that means that about 4 people per day this year will be victims of a mass shooting. That does not include, as clockwork I'm sure will want me to point out, GANG violence, or murders where less than 4 people are involved.

But nope, no gun problem at all. Thank god for charts and numbers.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: AntiBlitz on October 02, 2015, 07:38:04 pm
You defeated yourself.....the point is to lower gun violence, you don't get to zero by counting higher numbers....More regulation means less people have access to unnecessary firearms and the ones that do have to go through a registration process which would not come without a price.

I didnt defeat myself at all, stop searching for an answer to be witty.  If we have one hundred shootings, or one hundred and twenty mass shootings, it doesnt matter when it comes to making the populace feel safe.  Sure we lowered the greater outcome, but we never resolved the issue of the large amount of mass shootings occurring.  Its like you just want to put a band aid on a bleeding wound.  So now we have put in place your stricter regulations, and our newest shooter passes all the regulations put in place and shoots up a school, what now?  The media is in yet another "gun debate" frenzy, the issue still not resolved.  Ideas?  oh, stricter gun regulations lol. 

Did you read that Oregon had just overhauled their gun regulations anyways, im not sure to what degree, but would it have caught this person?  I dont know, maybe, but im going to just assume not. 
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 02, 2015, 07:57:00 pm
Out of a newspaper this morning:

- 45 school shootings this year up to now
- 294 "mass shootings"... in 274 days
- 2/3 of the school shootings happen outside of "weapon free zones"
- 2015 first year when more young citizens (below 26) die by being shot than by car accident

Clearly, weapons are not the issue here.

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  Noone cares about the facts or compromising, they think if they give up an inch they will lose a foot. More Americans have died from firearm related deaths in the United States since 1968 than from all American wars combined. They also had to raise the drinking age here from 18 to 21 because there was a huge spike in drunk driving deaths and accidents in that age group, something similar should be done here with firearms, people just can't control themselves and it's unfortunate. I'm all for the right to own firearms, but I also realize that this country has a bad case of lunacy that is left unchecked, and the easy access to guns makes it infinitely more dangerous.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 02, 2015, 08:05:02 pm
Also rap music in the United States is sponsored by the media to promote minority culture. Most rap music is about shooting people, "fucking bitches" and selling drugs as an emotional outlet for people who generally failed at life so they can now be rewarded or feel accepted. This garbage is forced up the younger generations ass. There is a correlation between the popularity of rap music and violent crime.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 02, 2015, 08:05:12 pm
I didnt defeat myself at all, stop searching for an answer to be witty.  If we have one hundred shootings, or one hundred and twenty mass shootings, it doesnt matter when it comes to making the populace feel safe.  Sure we lowered the greater outcome, but we never resolved the issue of the large amount of mass shootings occurring.  Its like you just want to put a band aid on a bleeding wound.  So now we have put in place your stricter regulations, and our newest shooter passes all the regulations put in place and shoots up a school, what now?  The media is in yet another "gun debate" frenzy, the issue still not resolved.  Ideas?  oh, stricter gun regulations lol. 

Did you read that Oregon had just overhauled their gun regulations anyways, im not sure to what degree, but would it have caught this person?  I dont know, maybe, but im going to just assume not.

I'm not trying to be witty, I'm trying to speak in layman's terms so you idiots can understand. There has to be some form of regulation or these statistics are going to keep increasing. I'd rather put a band aide on it, then make the cut larger.

Sure it's the media, but it's also people that believe that guns aren't the problem, people are. That's just completely ass backwards. As I said before, how many mass stranglings do you hear of? None you say....why is that...oh because you can't strangle a large group of people from 30' away no matter how crazy you are...give that guy a gun though and well you get the point.

Just in case you were late to the party:
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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 02, 2015, 08:10:03 pm
There wouldn't be a large effect immediately if we completely outlaw guns tomorrow, no. I imagine it'd take a generation or two before gun crime reached the levels of our counterparts in the developed world.

Developed world.

Jesus Christ you sound like one of those people who associates with Europe because it's the hip new edgy thing to hate  your own nationality
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Casimir on October 02, 2015, 08:20:58 pm
It's literally the only thing I like about America.  You guys go around promoting your values and ideals as being the only font of liberty and freedom in the modern world, yet so much of your populations fails to see how fucked up it is that every few months someone can turn up to public location and kills a couple dozen people and have to resort to long and drawn out arguments to explain why its an acceptable thing to occur, nowhere else in the first world would tolerate this yet you are so penned up in an outdated constitutional rights argument that you cannot see the bigger picture. Stop buying the opium of the gun lobby and put down these deadly weapons, you do not need them and there is no benefit to keeping them readily available to all.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 02, 2015, 08:21:33 pm
Ban Rap music first and see if crime goes down. As long as people openly glorify gun violence as a means of self expression I'll keep a loaded 12 gauge in my truck.

Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jona on October 02, 2015, 08:35:07 pm
so what is the proposition? Take away all the cars because of the 1%? that is the typical opinion when these threads pop up.  Oh, so you dont want to do that, you just want them that much more regulated, and what is the plan for that?  There is honestly only so much you can do, you can put up a billion fucking road signs, ads on television about extra patrols, heavier policing, etc.  Without a true statistic, im going to just assume people still sped regardless.  Might it had lowered it?  sure, but did it neutralize the overall issue of people speeding? no, and because it didnt, a few months from now, Gay ass Berenger will be stroking himself off in another one of these threads with all the euros trying to be all witty over the topic of "Americans and their guns".  And of course the media will be in a goddamn fury to make sure every person in the country is hotly debating "gun control", id go as far as to assume they are probably paid by lobbyists to continue the discussion to fuel an agenda.  Either way you arent going to stop gun violence in the US with some miracle regulation.

Well the main issue with this logic is that cars are designed to transport people and objects from place to place as their first priority. Yes, they can also be misused and therefore lead to injury and death. Same with plenty of other tools, be it an electric drill, saw, woodchipper, lawnmower, etc etc. Chainsaws are made to cut wood. Can they also be used by mass murderers going on a rampage? Yes, although not very effectively. Guns however are made primarily to kill things, people and/or animals. Target shooting and such are merely games/practice that developed to further people's proficiency with these weapons. A car can be a weapon. A chainsaw and a lawnmower too. But they aren't designed to be weapons, while guns are. Regulating cars and other tools in the same manner as firearms is literally retarded.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Lt_Anders on October 02, 2015, 08:46:26 pm
Depends.

Currently the Dialogue is less about the reasons, and more about the tool.

Using vehicles as a statistic(2013 numbers):
Deaths from Vehicles: 10.345 per 100,000
Deaths from Drunk Driving: 38%
Deaths from Guns: 10.64 per 100,000 (6.7 though is Suicides)
---Homicides: 3.55 per 100,000

Edit: Additional Information:
Total Accidents per 100,000 people: 11.0

Thus,

Using the metrics that everyone has stated:
With 1 out of every 3 people being killed from drunk driving We should:
1) we need to install Breathalyzers in all cars to ensure no drives while drunk.

2) Enforce stricter DUI laws. Increase enforcement and awareness. Heavy Jail time and near impossible return of licence for driving.

Which do you chose?

So,
The majority will probably Choose #2. Guess what? Law enforcement did that as well. And Fatalities from drunk driving have been cut in half since 1980(though many, many people still do it)

So, how come, we have to basically state that we need to do option 1 for guns when clearly option 2 is a better overall option? Guns are tools(tools ment to kill, yes, but a tool nonetheless). If we apply similar metrics to Cars (a tool) and then look at the % that ruins cars for everyone(Drunk drivers) why can we not follow similar guidelines?

It's very clearly not an issue with the tool. It is an issue with the operator of the item instead.(Gang, Mentally ill, or other) These operators are given significantly more bias because our news agencies have to make money and choose to selectively report on major mass shootings.

(If Bronto's chart is correct, why then do we only see a major mass shooting in the news now and not any of the ones for the past month?)

There is a clear, biased agenda, and people spend to much time arguing wrongly over gun control, and not at the problems.

Sources.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_firearm-related_death_rate
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_motor_vehicle_deaths_in_U.S._by_year
http://www.rita.dot.gov/bts/sites/rita.dot.gov.bts/files/publications/by_the_numbers/drunk_driving/index.html
http://www.iihs.org/iihs/topics/t/general-statistics/fatalityfacts/gender
http://www.census.gov/compendia/statab/2012/tables/12s1103.pdf
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 02, 2015, 08:54:53 pm
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I don't know much about this one guy, but I'm fairly certain that it is a "mental Health" issue. There people usually have little to no friends and no social interaction because our society only helps those who either 1. already have friends or 2. are attractive. Having friends allows one t o meet others and expand their social group, and attractive people are just welcome by everyone as long as they aren't complete autists. This man most likely worked some shit job he hated because he did not have the skills or motivation to do anything else, and he probably went home everyday to nothing for several years, and probably since high school. DO anyone of you know whats it like to say  to yourself, Wow I said nothing today, or to get home and then sit on a computer trying to hide that no one else is going to visit you? With the way our society is if you are socially apt you get thrown out, and thats where all these shooting are coming from. I don't know why there are happening, (maybe all our military propaganda makes people think guns can fix things) but they still are. The US probably has just as many disenfranchised young men as Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, but all of ours don't have anything to motivate them so they just sit around until they die, or kill themselves.

Disenfranchised youth listening to rap music and doing drugs. Bunch of retards who shouldn't have the right to own a gun is more like it.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jona on October 02, 2015, 08:57:02 pm
Yeah sure, not many would really vouch for requiring breathalyzers in every car, however once again, there is an inherent difference between a car and a gun. Some people NEED cars to go about their daily lives, while owning a car makes plenty of others' lives much easier, even if it isn't necessarily a requirement. No one (save for cops and military, I suppose) really NEEDS a gun. If you're hunting for a living or some shit, then yeah, apply for a license and get certified to own one. Cars only cause deaths when they are misused... guns cause deaths when they are used as intended, lol.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 02, 2015, 08:59:35 pm
Yeah sure, not many would really vouch for requiring breathalyzers in every car, however once again, there is an inherent difference between a car and a gun. Some people NEED cars to go about their daily lives, while owning a car makes plenty of others' lives much easier, even if it isn't necessarily a requirement. No one (save for cops and military, I suppose) really NEEDS a gun. If you're hunting for a living or some shit, then yeah, apply for a license and get certified to own one. Cars only cause deaths when they are misused... guns cause deaths when they are used as intended, lol.

True and if you live in a shithole city like Chicago you probably deserve to get shot by some crack smoking thug for failing to get a real job. It's natural selection.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Siiem on October 02, 2015, 09:02:56 pm
True and if you live in a shithole city like Chicago you probably deserve to get shot by some crack smoking thug for failing to get a real job. It's natural selection.

I dunno, these people seem mostly harmless. Cocaine, though...
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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Tagora on October 02, 2015, 09:03:49 pm
AINT NO ONE TAKING AWAY MY GUNS
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 02, 2015, 09:03:56 pm
I dunno, these people seem mostly harmless. Cocaine, though...
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If you call 86 people getting shot over a holiday weekend harmless, i'd hate to live wherever you are, must be all the malt liquor.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Lt_Anders on October 02, 2015, 09:07:24 pm
Yeah sure, not many would really vouch for requiring breathalyzers in every car, however once again, there is an inherent difference between a car and a gun. Some people NEED cars to go about their daily lives, while owning a car makes plenty of others' lives much easier, even if it isn't necessarily a requirement. No one (save for cops and military, I suppose) really NEEDS a gun. If you're hunting for a living or some shit, then yeah, apply for a license and get certified to own one. Cars only cause deaths when they are misused... guns cause deaths when they are used as intended, lol.

But the point is, you're arguing the wrong facts. What needs to be argued is not "lol, guns kill" but instead limiting the discussion to facts of mental health, proper licensing and a general attitude similar to drunk driving.

Fact: Many people NEED cars, yet they still drive drunk and complain when then get busted.

Also, if Europe can get by with mass public transportation, why don't we, in America sell all our cars? I mean Europe is similar and all, so they if they can, why can't we?

We can't selectively use arguments like that on 1 item but then defend them on another item that is similar enough in death rate, need and abundance.

(If Bronto's chart is correct, why then do we only see a major mass shooting in the news now and not any of the ones for the past month?)

No Comments on this anyone?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: AntiBlitz on October 02, 2015, 09:08:18 pm
I'm not trying to be witty, I'm trying to speak in layman's terms so you idiots can understand. There has to be some form of regulation or these statistics are going to keep increasing. I'd rather put a band aide on it, then make the cut larger.

Sure it's the media, but it's also people that believe that guns aren't the problem, people are. That's just completely ass backwards. As I said before, how many mass stranglings do you hear of? None you say....why is that...oh because you can't strangle a large group of people from 30' away no matter how crazy you are...give that guy a gun though and well you get the point.

oh okay, so let me speak to you in laymans terms so an idiot like yourself can understand.  HEIGHTENING REGULATIONS WOULDNT HAVE STOPPED THE FUCKING GUY, PULL YOUR HEAD OUT OF YOUR ASS.  now that the generalization is done, we can continue.  Stings a bit when people name call dont it.  There is no way you can regulate a population of 7 billion people and expect a reasonable amount of them who are likely fucking looney to not get the firearm they needed to mass murder people, if they are going to commit an atrocity, then they are.  I just cant think of a way other then to just outright ban them that would create the deficit in shootings that you expect.  I simply asked you for a proposition, you failed to deliver, you insult me, and then give an extreme like strangling to continue pushing some glorious staunch anti-gun debate.  Like i said, there isnt a whimsical law that we can add to the already twenty thousand gun laws that will keep stupid from being stupid.

The proposition is to keep things the way they are with cars where everyone abides by the same speed limits and restrictions because of the 1% who fuck it up, even if you're REALLY REALLY SURE that you're not in that 1% and can decide for yourself what is a safe speed. That's the restriction you have right now.

isnt that relatively what we have already and isnt working? I mean shit, the state i used to live in, Maryland, banned assault weapons and a whole slew of others just because the name sounded scary(no barretts, thats the name of the over glorified call of duty 50. cal sniper rifle, so you cant own that).  They also have the large magazine ban, concealed carry is impossible to get, and every citizen who purchases a firearm applies for it, waits a month for a background check, and the firearm is sent to the state police where they first fire the weapon to take pics in case it is ever used in a crime.  Yet we have the fine city of Baltimore, Murder capital of the country and none of that stops the barrage of murders that occur daily.

Obviously none of us here are going to have the correct answer to fix the issue, else we would be a fine politician working on capitol hill making a 6 figure pay check.  I truly dont see the point in these debates is what im eluding to, they are fruitless, they never lead anywhere.

Well the main issue with this logic is that cars are designed to transport people and objects from place to place as their first priority. Yes, they can also be misused and therefore lead to injury and death. Same with plenty of other tools, be it an electric drill, saw, woodchipper, lawnmower, etc etc. Chainsaws are made to cut wood. Can they also be used by mass murderers going on a rampage? Yes, although not very effectively. Guns however are made primarily to kill things, people and/or animals. Target shooting and such are merely games/practice that developed to further people's proficiency with these weapons. A car can be a weapon. A chainsaw and a lawnmower too. But they aren't designed to be weapons, while guns are. Regulating cars and other tools in the same manner as firearms is literally retarded.

jesus christ, i didnt even bring up the car comparison debacle, and here i am being written to as if i did.  Youre literally quoting the same thing that happens every goddamn time these threads come up.

If you're hunting for a living or some shit, then yeah, apply for a license and get certified to own one. Cars only cause deaths when they are misused... guns cause deaths when they are used as intended, lol.
thats what the laws in place already do, you apply for the gun because you want to use it for defense or hunting.  Obviously laws differ from state to state, but that is already the intended feature.  So you arent thinking of some new idea, just restating the already intended purpose of the laws.


Christ sake, gun debates....
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jona on October 02, 2015, 09:15:05 pm
But the point is, you're arguing the wrong facts. What needs to be argued is not "lol, guns kill" but instead limiting the discussion to facts of mental health, proper licensing and a general attitude similar to drunk driving.

Fact: Many people NEED cars, yet they still drive drunk and complain when then get busted.

Also, if Europe can get by with mass public transportation, why don't we, in America sell all our cars? I mean Europe is similar and all, so they if they can, why can't we?

We can't selectively use arguments like that on 1 item but then defend them on another item that is similar enough in death rate, need and abundance.

Europe has literally nothing to do with any of my arguments. Great, Europe has public transportation! Guess what? So does every major city (and probably minor ones too) in the US! No doubt someone living in a rural area of Europe has a car if they need to travel a lot, similar to us here in murica. Also lol at the need of guns and cares being remotely close to the same order of magnitude.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 02, 2015, 09:18:01 pm
But the point is, you're arguing the wrong facts. What needs to be argued is not "lol, guns kill" but instead limiting the discussion to facts of mental health, proper licensing and a general attitude similar to drunk driving.

Fact: Many people NEED cars, yet they still drive drunk and complain when then get busted.

Also, if Europe can get by with mass public transportation, why don't we, in America sell all our cars? I mean Europe is similar and all, so they if they can, why can't we?

We can't selectively use arguments like that on 1 item but then defend them on another item that is similar enough in death rate, need and abundance.

No Comments on this anyone?

Nones going to drive a car or a lawn mower into a school to kill 20 people with it.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 02, 2015, 09:21:01 pm
Liberals have a point, gun laws need to be strengthened to cater to the failing youth generation that was raised on rap music, drug culture and self gratification, ALL liberal ideas.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Lt_Anders on October 02, 2015, 09:22:34 pm
Nones going to drive a car or a lawn mower into a school to kill 20 people.

Sigh,

Never should have bothered.
"lol, he said used cars as an example"

And why would someone want to kill 20 people to begin with? This is the heart of the debate, and what I was trying to show with the car example. After analyzing the data, the police came up with the best option to stop it: Community involvement, Heavy punishment, better tools to stop it, more active enforcement.

As far as guns go, we ignore all four of those and go straight to "NO GUNS" rather than a better, gradual 20+ year cycle like they did with Drunk driving.

Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 02, 2015, 09:23:32 pm
Sigh,

Never should have bothered.
"lol, he said used cars as an example"

And why would someone want to kill 20 people to begin with? This is the heart of the debate, and what I was trying to show with the car example. After analyzing the data, the police came up with the best option to stop it: Community involvement, Heavy punishment, better tools to stop it, more active enforcement.

As far as guns go, we ignore all four of those and go straight to "NO GUNS" rather than a better, gradual 20+ year cycle like they did with Drunk driving.

He listened to too much rap music about shooting people and fucking bitches and realized it was all lie and he'd have to get a real job.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 02, 2015, 09:26:49 pm
oh okay, so let me speak to you in laymans terms so an idiot like yourself can understand.  HEIGHTENING REGULATIONS WOULDNT HAVE STOPPED THE FUCKING GUY, PULL YOUR HEAD OUT OF YOUR ASS.  now that the generalization is done, we can continue.  Stings a bit when people name call dont it.  There is no way you can regulate a population of 7 billion people and expect a reasonable amount of them who are likely fucking looney to not get the firearm they needed to mass murder people, if they are going to commit an atrocity, then they are.  I just cant think of a way other then to just outright ban them that would create the deficit in shootings that you expect.  I simply asked you for a proposition, you failed to deliver, you insult me, and then give an extreme like strangling to continue pushing some glorious staunch anti-gun debate.  Like i said, there isnt a whimsical law that we can add to the already twenty thousand gun laws that will keep stupid from being stupid.

But that's the exact point. Why the fuck do you need a semiautomatic anything if you're only using it for hunting? To that I say perhaps you should remove the head from  your ass and like I give a shit if you name call me. Doesn't sting one bit. What does, is that guns can be more strictly regulated and you fail to see it.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Lt_Anders on October 02, 2015, 09:28:05 pm
But that's the exact point. Why the fuck do you need a semiautomatic anything if you're only using it for hunting? To that I say perhaps you should remove the head from  your ass and like I give a shit if you name call me. Doesn't sting one bit. What does, is that guns can be more strictly regulated and you fail to see it.

(If Bronto's chart is correct, why then do we only see a major mass shooting in the news now and not any of the ones for the past month?)

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No Comments on this anyone?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 02, 2015, 09:30:56 pm
You say the problem is too many guns, I say the real problem is NOT ENOUGH GUNS.

If everyone carried guns, then shootings like this would be impossible. If every (male) child was taught how to use firearms, went through an agōgē of sorts, and was then required to carry at least a pistol at all times, in school and in church, there would be less deaths.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 02, 2015, 09:31:24 pm
No Comments on this anyone?

Oh god anders, just quote it and click the link the picture came from. It was a news article. I'm sure you'll all claim it's incredibly biased since it isn't fox news, it was from the Washington Post, and put another feather in your caps.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 02, 2015, 09:34:58 pm
No Comments on this anyone?

Not all of these other death statistics are INTENTIONAL. Guns are made for one purpose, killing. And these happen to be NEEDLESS killings. There is a mental problem along with liberal cultural problems, but guns ALLOW these people to be easily EFFECTIVE at mass killings. Compromises need to be made, noones going to lose their guns, but tighter restrictions and harsher laws need to be put in place, as well as a drift away from these liberal ideas that raising a generation on rap music, drug abuse and violence glorification and self-entitlement is a good idea. If you threaten to shoot someone to their face you go to jail, if you do it in a rap song you make millions of dollars, see a problem here?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Lt_Anders on October 02, 2015, 09:36:12 pm
Oh god anders, just quote it and click the link the picture came from. It was a news article. I'm sure you'll all claim it's incredibly biased since it isn't fox news and put another feather in your caps.

The point:
Lots of mass shootings > very little media coverage
Lots of media coverage for 1  mass shooting > Why not all?

Media Bias trying to sell to us their viewpoint rather than actively engaging in the truth of fighting against it. Shock value versus real value.

(Also, clever. Calling me a Fox supporter because your argument doesn't stand up when called into question. Clever strawman)

Not all of these other death statistics are INTENTIONAL. Guns are made for one purpose, killing. And these happen to be NEEDLESS killings. There is a mental problem along with liberal cultural problems, but guns ALLOW these people to be easily EFFECTIVE at mass killings. Compromises need to be made, noones going to lose their guns, but tighter restrictions and harsher laws need to be put in place, as well as a drift away from these liberal ideas that raising a generation on rap music, drug abuse and violence glorification and self-entitlement is a good idea. If you threaten to shoot someone to their face you go to jail, if you do it in a rap song you make millions of dollars, see a problem here?

Yes, I do. I'm all for a Proper, national minimum gun standards law. Most people ignore the moderate(and probably minority in this argument) approach to all of this.

(See, for example, Bronto and Antiblitz, to opposite coins who argue their side, rather than find a proper middle  ground that really does do a good job. Course, if any of us really had a good idea, we'd be politicians already :wink:)

I know where you're coming from, dude, but

Drinking and driving and firearm related homicide might lead to similar outcomes I guess, people die, but its nowhere near the same thing. People don't go out and purchase a car and then go drinking with their friends so they can kill tons of people and people don't buy a gun so they can get to and from the bar. Like you can't just combat intentional gun violence by running ads about how uncool shooting schools is, adding school shooting checkpoints, harsher penalties for school shooters and having a school shooting awareness program in school.

People do not intend to kill with a car, but anyone who drinks and then drives is intentionally putting other people in harms way for their choice.

And why can't you combat gun violence with increasing community activity, proper minimum gun control, and increased officer presence? The first and last are verified ways to combat all crime, so why can't it work on guns as well for guns?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 02, 2015, 09:40:32 pm
The point:
Lots of mass shootings > very little media coverage
Lots of media coverage for 1  mass shooting > Why not all?

Media Bias trying to sell to us their viewpoint rather than actively engaging in the truth of fighting against it. Shock value versus real value.

(Also, clever. Calling me a Fox supporter because your argument doesn't stand up when called into question. Clever strawman)

Yes, I do. I'm all for a Proper, minimum gun standards law. Most people ignore the moderate(and probably minority in this argument) approach to all of this.

(See, for example, Bronto and Antiblitz, to opposite coins who argue their side, rather than find a proper middle  ground that really does do a good job. Course, if any of us really had a good idea, we'd be politicians already :wink:)

:D since you like numbers:

http://shootingtracker.com/wiki/Mass_Shootings_in_2015

At the bottom you'll see all the sources/reporting done on the 296 represented in the Satan's Newspaper Washington Post chart.

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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: AntiBlitz on October 02, 2015, 09:46:33 pm
But that's the exact point. Why the fuck do you need a semiautomatic anything if you're only using it for hunting? To that I say perhaps you should remove the head from  your ass and like I give a shit if you name call me. Doesn't sting one bit. What does, is that guns can be more strictly regulated and you fail to see it.

i guess youve never seen people hunt boar or varmint before, again, pull your head out of your ass.  This can go back and forth pretty easily.  Maybe try and learn a thing or two while your at it.  The laws can easily be manipulated, i dont have to tell them when i write down why i want the shotgun that i want to use it to kill Brontos, just that i want to use it to hunt ducks, even though its a short barreled pump action with a folding stock.  Its not as if they are going to hold their hand over mine as we squeeze the trigger together. 
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Lt_Anders on October 02, 2015, 09:49:17 pm
Based on that data:

For example, Why was the mass shooting not reported on 2/27?(8D/1W)?

1 example, not even into the list significantly. This is the shit the pisses me off, and why I prefer to find numbers and listings instead of "news." If it doesn't fit the agenda media ignores it.
(Currently, politics is #1, and the news will use this shooting to get the politicians to make a stand on gun control)

None of this is at all related to our "well-being" but to the big, fat cats, who own politicians and media outlets.

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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 02, 2015, 09:57:04 pm
i guess youve never seen people hunt bore or varmint before, again, pull your head out of your ass.  This can go back and forth pretty easily.  Maybe try and learn a thing or two while your at it.  The laws can easily be manipulated, i dont have to tell them when i write down why i want the shotgun that i want to use it to kill Brontos, just that i want to use it to hunt ducks, even though its a short barreled pump action with a folding stock.  Its not as if they are going to hold their hand over mine as we squeeze the trigger together.

Easy guy, telling someone you want to kill them is taking it a bit to the extreme.

Not sure what type of varmint you're speaking of but I grew up on 400 acre farm and have shot many ground hogs in my day with a long rifle. No semiautomatic was needed. Even bagged a rabbit or two and never had to use anything where I needed 3+ bullets in rapid succession to take out.

The point of you registering and obtaining a permit for that shotgun would be so they have a record of who owns it, where it was bought, and what you bought along with it. Also, if you are required to get a permit before the purchase a more extensive background check can be facilitated and at that point an amount of money can be associated with it, so if you really want it, you better have the funds for it. This could be one solution. If you're buying that shotgun and 5 boxes of shells, chances are you're either a doomsday prepper, or going to do something not quite so innocent with it.

And Anders, the media has manipulated our views since it's existence. Politicians are nothing but bought and paid for by lobbying groups and corporations. It's the American way.

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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Lt_Anders on October 02, 2015, 10:10:04 pm
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Haven't even sized a damn thing. Everything there is just placeholder/best guess for right now. (some of it I know it by heart cause I've been doing this for 2 years now)
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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 02, 2015, 10:12:47 pm
Good luck man. Looks like it'll be a sweet pad once you're done with it.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: cup457 on October 02, 2015, 10:13:23 pm
this thread has turned into shit and I ahve to say gryt is the worst offender
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: AntiBlitz on October 02, 2015, 10:16:49 pm
Easy guy, telling someone you want to kill them is taking it a bit to the extreme.

Not sure what type of varmint you're speaking of but I grew up on 400 acre farm and have shot many ground hogs in my day with a long rifle. No semiautomatic was needed. Even bagged a rabbit or two and never had to use anything where I needed 3+ bullets in rapid succession to take out.

The point of you registering and obtaining a permit for that shotgun would be so they have a record of who owns it, where it was bought, and what you bought along with it. Also, if you are required to get a permit before the purchase a more extensive background check can be facilitated and at that point an amount of money can be associated with it, so if you really want it, you better have the funds for it. This could be one solution. If you're buying that shotgun and 5 boxes of shells, chances are you're either a doomsday prepper, or going to do something not quite so innocent with it.

And Anders, the media has manipulated our views since it's existence. Politicians are nothing but bought and paid for by lobbying groups and corporations. It's the American way.

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If you quiver at the relevance of your name being used as a "joe" then i cant even imagine how hard it must be for you to type a complete sentence in a gun debate thread.  They hunt invasive pack animal species using semi-auto weapons, obviously i shouldnt need to explain why.  What about semi-auto shotguns used primarily for duck hunting? are those also too scary for civilian use?  5 boxes of shells, shit you can go through that in an evening of ski shooting, not even close to prepping with that.

The point of you registering and obtaining a permit for that shotgun would be so they have a record of who owns it, where it was bought, and what you bought along with it. Also, if you are required to get a permit before the purchase a more extensive background check can be facilitated and at that point an amount of money can be associated with it, so if you really want it, you better have the funds for it.

It isnt a solution, they already do that you shit, thats what ive been trying to tell you.  There are already so many goddamn laws on guns as it is, they need something far better then these minor band aids everywhere to patch it all together.  It needs a complete over haul, or the outright ban of them.   If the health care bill by Obama was anything to go by, itll take 8 fucking years of a new president to get anything even close to being done, and thatll be a war against the NRA and every politician they pay to veto it.  Doing what Xant said would be different, but then the populace also has to accept that, and i doubt that would ever work with a herd of Brontos.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 02, 2015, 10:22:46 pm
But that's the exact point. Why the fuck do you need a semiautomatic anything if you're only using it for hunting? To that I say perhaps you should remove the head from  your ass and like I give a shit if you name call me. Doesn't sting one bit. What does, is that guns can be more strictly regulated and you fail to see it.

Semi automatics are better for self defense
Semi automatics are widely used in Competitions
Semi automatics are used for follow up shots in hunting
Semi automatics are easier for disabled to operate
Semi automatics makes hippies like you butthurt, thus. we should own more

racist frenchman
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Lt_Anders on October 02, 2015, 10:24:21 pm
Good luck man. Looks like it'll be a sweet pad once you're done with it.

HEH.

Structural Engineering is fun, but sometimes, just tedious. Not even my house, just a client's that(before we started) paid in full up front. Means it should be done next week(or sooner).
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jeade on October 02, 2015, 10:26:07 pm
It's not even a gun issue.

It's about mental health and the causes and effects our society has on the mental health of its citizens... This is not a uniquely American issue, thought it does seem like we get the worst of it.

I should note that I've read almost nothing in this thread (and I imagine it derailed somewhere around page 3 anyway), but this is right on the money.

There are a few things I'd point out, though:

Banning guns won't work in the US unless it's a Federal ban, and even still, that would cause a civil war.
Slapping magazine locks on guns and banning 10 or 15+ round magazines sounds great until you realize you can just buy a magazine from out of state or use an allen wrench to take off the lock.
That said, magazine limit laws like we have here in CA or in CO are in place to punish people who use them criminally.
Unfortunately, this puts law-abiding citizens at a severe disadvantage if they found themselves in the position where they were being attacked or threatened by someone who has a standard cap magazine.
Mental health screenings would be great, but it could potentially be a slippery slope or be abused.

So, in my mind, tighter laws can be placed, but it isn't going to fix the mass shootings we suffer here.
Gun laws can also be laxer, but it isn't going to fix the mass shooting we suffer either.

The only way it's going to be fixed is by working towards less stigma surrounding mental health and getting help to more people who desperately need it.
It's both a mental health issue and and cultural issue, and neither are going to be easy things to deal with.

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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: AntiBlitz on October 02, 2015, 10:32:06 pm
^ my hero, a liberal, who would have ever thought.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 02, 2015, 10:37:07 pm
All I'm saying, is that there needs to be tighter control. Shit it takes absolutely nothing to get a concealed weapons permit or obtain a firearm. yeah you register it, but it's not that complicated or long of a process. As for saying I quiver at the mention of my name being placed in your line of fire, go stroke your cock somewhere else. Flip back a few pages and I've been arguing this point for way too long now.

Anyhow, I'm out, you have your opinion and I have mine. I'm too tired to continue this pointless debate. You're obviously pro-gun and I'm obviously all for hunting guns and not killing people. That's that.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 02, 2015, 10:44:06 pm
i don't understand why some people are so ingrained with the notion that gun control is the only answer.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 02, 2015, 10:50:04 pm
i don't understand why some people are so ingrained with the notion that gun control is the only answer.

It's not. Maine, Wyoming and New Hampshire have very high gun ownership rates and very little gun violence. I blame rap music.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 02, 2015, 10:56:55 pm
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 02, 2015, 11:15:05 pm

Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jona on October 02, 2015, 11:26:07 pm
Why do we need stricter gun control? Cuz it's a joke atm. I've got two unregistered firearms rotting in my basement because after my grandpa/uncle passed away not a single person came asking "and who owns these weapons now?" If I were some gang banger, that'd be two more weapons on the street that no one is looking for.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Kafein on October 02, 2015, 11:33:05 pm
The 4chan beta male thing is too good to be true. Let us all bask in this glorious speech from BuzzCutPsyho:



Its good to see most of the Americans here in nationalistic denial and blaming "kids these days" and "we're not doing enough for the mentally ill". My favorite was the poverty one, seeing as most of these school shooters come from middle class and higher backgrounds.

In defense of some of these, isn't it true that you also don't do enough for the mentally ill?

The bottom line, that most of you won't understand until you actually have kids, is that a parent shouldn't have to worry about their child attending a public school or college and getting shot to death.

My belief on the matter is that when a child is born, most of the brainpower of the parents is somehow transmitted to the kid and the parents become that much dumber. How else do you explain intelligent young adults who love freedom becoming literal nazis overnight?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 02, 2015, 11:34:47 pm
The 4chan beta male thing is too good to be true. Let us all bask in this glorious speech from BuzzCutPsyho:



In defense of some of these, isn't it true that you also don't do enough for the mentally ill?

My belief on the matter is that when a child is born, most of the brainpower of the parents is somehow transmitted to the kid and the parents become that much dumber. How else do you explain intelligent young adults who love freedom becoming literal nazis overnight?

lol The Enclave.  Also buzzcutpsycho is a rich trust fund baby who never worked a day in his life. Also there's nothing more beta then running off to world of warcraft once you get your shit pushed in.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Christo on October 02, 2015, 11:45:25 pm
BCP in this thread? well brings back memories.

Made a character on Mattherson back in the day and I got into a unit where he was talking.

200% douche
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 02, 2015, 11:48:19 pm
Why do we need stricter gun control? Cuz it's a joke atm. I've got two unregistered firearms rotting in my basement because after my grandpa/uncle passed away not a single person came asking "and who owns these weapons now?" If I were some gang banger, that'd be two more weapons on the street that no one is looking for.

i'd take them off your hands for you, because you clearly dont appreciate them
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Casimir on October 02, 2015, 11:51:11 pm
Your pro-gun lobby likes to believe that America somehow has more social stigma associated with mental illness than other countries, something which may be true but is in no way clear in any form of empirical evidence. What America does have is higher gun ownership levels and higher firearm related homicides / suicides than anywhere else in the developed world. Correlation may not mean causation, but removing lethal weapons from a civilian / peaceful environment will undoubtedly reduce homicide rates.

Firearm Homicides per 1mil. pop.
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All the mass shootings since Sandy Hook (last major discussion thread on here was started around thne IIRC.)
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Although banning gun ownership is not the only answer to this problem continuing to allow access to lethal weapons is not going to help either; better mental health care as well as tighter gun regulations are both needed if the states wants to see a real decline in firearm related violence in the future.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Kafein on October 02, 2015, 11:57:31 pm
BCP in this thread? well brings back memories.

Made a character on Mattherson back in the day and I got into a unit where he was talking.

200% douche

He's in this category of things I prefer to watch in video rather than witness myself. Together with playing Five Nights are Freddy's and knees bending the wrong way.

In the past I've played with RobinHuijbregts1, some sort of BCP-lite in many regards. It's important not to take guys like that too seriously.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Sir_Hans on October 03, 2015, 12:25:38 am
Let's stay on topic and talk about mass shootings. Since this is what the threads title involves, this is what Obama referred to, and this is what has reinvigorated the gun control debate yet again.

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USA doesn't even have close to the most deaths by shooting rampages per capita (IN DEVELOPED NATIONS) If you took into account all nations of the world, USA would probably fall off of the top 10 in this statistic.
All nations in the top 5 "fatalities by shooting rampages per capita" have stricter gun control laws than the US. All of them.

Focusing on gun control laws to solve mass killings is similar to what our healthcare system often does... Focusing on treating the symptoms rather than actually healing or preventing the source which caused symptoms in the first place. The truth is, removing all guns, legal or illegal, from the equation (something virtually impossible to do), would not solve our problems of mass killings it probably wouldn't even put a dent in it.


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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 03, 2015, 12:33:50 am
Correlation may not mean causation, but removing lethal weapons from a civilian / peaceful environment will undoubtedly reduce homicide rates.
No doubt it would reduce homicide rates, but by how much? By disarming law-abiding citizens you take away their ability to defend themselves from these mass shooters. There are so many firearms in circulation it's more or less too late for the U.S.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: ecorcheur_brokar on October 03, 2015, 01:05:46 am
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This was worth reading, I never tought they were so many guns homicide in Switzerland. Before seing this graph, I was thinking that guns homicide in US was the result of a mix between violent culture, poverty and laxist gun laws.

But here you have the proof that:
1: treating health problem will not be enough as in Switzerland, you can get treated by therapist for free without trouble
2: violent culture is not the only cause as we have been involved in no wars since ages, we are often quoted as the happiest population and the climate here is far from beeing violent.
3:Poverty and inequality is not the major cause either, we are one of the richest country per capita and we have a lot of social benefits for the poorer.

So the only explanation here for so many homicide by guns, is the fact that we are ranked 4th in the number of guns per capita.

The explaination often advanced is that when you get a killing impulsion and have no guns at disposal, often by the time you go by one, you have cooled down. While if you have a gun at disposal, you can liberate your impusle directly by killing yourself or going on rampage.
Also all of the countries which are in the top 5 of rampage shooting fatalities per capita have much more restrictive gun laws than the U.S.

But of course, stricter gun laws will solve all our problems and is the only issue we should be focusing on. Because people don't kill other people, guns kill people. mmmmmhmmmmmm.

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No they have not more restrictive gun laws, all of them are countries with great landscape and wildlife (so lots of hunting guns). Gunlaws in switzerland are very lax and I assume it's the same for nothern countries. Sweden and norway are ranked 9th and 10th in gun per capita, not a bad score, israel and slovakia are more or less at war...

No Comments on this anyone?
Maybe it's due to the gang shooting, that people got used to and don't care cause it's only blacks shooting blacks so it doesnt make the news.
Liberals have a point, gun laws need to be strengthened to cater to the failing youth generation that was raised on rap music, drug culture and self gratification, ALL liberal ideas.
Also worth reading, never knew gangsta rap was invented by "liberals". Should we ban music?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: ecorcheur_brokar on October 03, 2015, 01:12:31 am
No doubt it would reduce homicide rates, but by how much? By disarming law-abiding citizens you take away their ability to defend themselves from these mass shooters. There are so many firearms in circulation it's more or less too late for the U.S.
If possessing weapons becomes a crime, you better hand out your guns. But surely, it will take time before US becomes safer. And the argument if everyone had a gun everything would be alright is just bs
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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Sir_Hans on October 03, 2015, 01:14:10 am
treating health problem will not be enough as in Switzerland, you can get treated by therapist for free without trouble

Correct, treating mental health problems for an individual does very little. In most circumstances this would involve a therapist talking to an individual for a few hours and then writing a prescription for anti-depressants, anti-psychotics, and anti-anxiety pills.

The focus needs to be on the cause of these mental health problems which result in people going postal, not on treating individuals who have mental health issues.


And, god damn people... can we stop with the stupid memes that add nothing to the point or arugment you are trying to debate.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 03, 2015, 01:16:43 am
If possessing weapons becomes a crime, you better hand out your guns. But surely, it will take time before US becomes safer. And the argument if everyone had a gun everything would be alright is just bs
It isn't about everything being alright if everyone has a gun, but knowing how many guns there are in circulation and how many fucked up people there are, and the amount of mass shootings in the US, I sure would want to go everywhere armed myself.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: LordBerenger on October 03, 2015, 01:43:15 am
Love starting threads like these. Wish i had started Meanwhile in Ukraine and the Názi thread about Refugees too. Cuz i got the powers 2 lock it anytime. Ayy lmao
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Sir_Hans on October 03, 2015, 02:05:15 am
^
Love starting threads like these. Wish i had started Meanwhile in Ukraine and the Názi thread about Refugees too. Cuz i got the powers 2 lock it anytime. Ayy lmao

ass
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 03, 2015, 02:26:03 am
Love starting threads like these. Wish i had started Meanwhile in Ukraine and the Názi thread about Refugees too. Cuz i got the powers 2 lock it anytime. Ayy lmao

Lock it in the heat of discussion and piss everyone off
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Kafein on October 03, 2015, 02:46:31 am
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Okay.

Btw Sir Hans, the 2011 Utoya attack and the 2011 Liège attack conveniently happened in that minuscule 2009-2013 time period. Do the averages on longer periods and the picture changes quite quickly.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Tristan_of_Erzoth on October 03, 2015, 02:47:51 am


Going back to my point way back on page 5 its the media ya num nutz.


I dunno if this link will work but heres another one: http://2static.fjcdn.com/movies/Yet+another+shooting+need+to+post+this_a5ef8a_5702285.mp4 on a shooting in germany
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: LordBerenger on October 03, 2015, 03:10:40 am
Lock it in the heat of discussion and piss everyone off

Needs to get a couple of more pages. But it's quiet now cuz most Europeans are asleep now or drunk so won't be much action now from them.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Sir_Hans on October 03, 2015, 04:08:27 am
Yes per capita, if were talking about how many times something happens in a country whether  its heart attacks, the amount of times a citizens poops into a toilet in a single day or rampage shootings were going to have more of them because we simply have more people.

it doesn't mean population is the only factor to look at though, we definitely have our fair share.
And yes gun availability does play a part, but it's not the solution that will fix the problem.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Molly on October 03, 2015, 10:40:31 am
lol at "media supporting secret agenda" while the NRA stated minutes after the shooting "wouldn't have happened if pupils and teacher were armed". Fair enough, their agenda isn't secret, not even the fact of simply buying off politicians... :rolleyes:

And the capita-statistic :lol:
Glorious! There is a saying "Never believe a statistic you haven't faked yourself."
"Let's use the years 2009-2013. That's gonna show exactly what we wanna transmit! Going back too far is dangerous - it might actually reflect a proper tendency!"
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Thomek on October 03, 2015, 12:18:06 pm
I really don't understand why so many pro-gun posters think owning guns is so important and such a great fucking idea. Every argument I see is pretty much bordering on the insane.

I wouldn't love to live in a society where everyone have guns. People are crazy everywhere! And having a gun accessible just makes it way too easy to do something drastic in a moment of emotional imbalance/insanity.

The 2nd amendment argument is hilarious as well, we are talking about a law drafted in a vastly different time, with vastly different and inefficient guns. And Grytviken blaming rap music and liberals????? :D lol.  Duh what about right wing gun culture?

posted it before, but if you haven't seen it, watch it. Lot's of good points, and it's actually funny: (And this guy was actually assaulted in his own home)
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: ecorcheur_brokar on October 03, 2015, 12:55:17 pm
Anyway, now EU has found the best solution, we send all our crazy beta male to Syria where they can go on mass killing happily.  :lol:
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Leshma on October 03, 2015, 02:30:19 pm
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Smaller arsenal than on picture AntiBlitz posted.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 03, 2015, 03:49:01 pm
Look, it's simple game theory. There will always be guns in circulation, no matter what the law says.

Armed with a gun (G), armed with a knife (K), unarmed (U).

G=G>K>U
U=U<K<G

Therefore, logic dictates one should always be in favor of the law that allows one to carry a gun oneself.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Oberyn on October 03, 2015, 05:11:21 pm
Insert usual rural vs urban perception of guns. I should just recycle old posts.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Hirlok on October 03, 2015, 05:19:22 pm
The biggest nonsense is to turn any discussion about this sort of tragedy into a general "pro gun" or "anti gun" argument (with the very foreseeable outcome of everyone being reinforced in their limited view of the world).

I have lived in a country, where every lengthy knife or xbow poses a problem (Germany), every legal firearm is required to be kept in a security safe/box,  and most sheeplings willingly accept that nobody except police, military and criminals is supposed to have guns. And I still knew enough people there who had access to guns - legally or otherwise.

I have worked in a country (Switzerland) where almost everyone has access to military-grade weapons in their homes - and nothing much ever happens.

I currently live in a country (Paraguay) where the law allows basically everyone to own a gun, and where a lot of people even carry guns outside their property or have them in their cars, because the police usually looks away - and while ofc the occasional shooting happens, there is not much to worry about and I have never heard about a teenager running amok with a gun here - (while they would have plenty of reason).


Putting reasonable gun ownership restrictions in place is one thing and should be discussed with a cool head - not linked to some tragedy that is exploited for the obvious agenda to disarm the people.

Thinking about the real reasons behind that level of hate in a young person, the disrespect for their own and other lives, the frustration, the lack of perspective etc.etc.  might be less convenient than shouting "ban the gunz" (because it might involve questioning our current lifestyle/society/values/education/economy/...), but it might actually lead to something.

Just removing guns from the game won't help shit.


P.S.: oh, and I'm a Iota Male. The type you don't find in the psych books. Stands for independant. Fuck the wrongly interpreted wolf analogies.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jeade on October 03, 2015, 05:31:51 pm
The focus needs to be on the cause of these mental health problems which result in people going postal, not on treating individuals who have mental health issues.

This is very true.
Since industrialization, depression, anxiety, suicide rates, etc. have skyrocketed.
People in the US tend to work longer hours with less vacation and poor healthcare than most other developed nations.
Accounting for this, culture, and the number of firearms we have here, it's a volatile situation.

That said, all firearms should be registered at the point of sale.
That's one gun control law I'm totally fine with.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Kalam on October 03, 2015, 05:46:13 pm
Weapons should be treated like vehicles. (http://www.jpost.com/LandedPages/PrintArticle.aspx?id=235810)

Now that that's out of the way, I can address the real issue: people with homicidal tendencies that are not detected early. This concerns mental health and society. Detecting people who are at risk is a cultural issue, one that's similar to suicide and suicide intervention. This isn't Minority Report, and it's not a dystopian security state.

 Mass murders are not unique to the modern world- just that modern communication and records keeping make a huge difference on the perception of incidents of mass murder. The (developed) world is a place with fewer bars to survival, so it allows us to focus on problems that are less pressing than an imminent famine. The perception of (there are still plenty of people out there who think depression is something 'weak' people choose to do) depression, anxiety, and other issues has increased. 

We can't stop incidents like this from happening, but you can get better at dealing with it when it happens, kind of like earthquake response.


Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: ecorcheur_brokar on October 03, 2015, 05:53:59 pm
The biggest nonsense is to turn any discussion about this sort of tragedy into a general "pro gun" or "anti gun" argument (with the very foreseeable outcome of everyone being reinforced in their limited view of the world).

I have lived in a country, where every lengthy knife or xbow poses a problem (Germany), every legal firearm is required to be kept in a security safe/box,  and most sheeplings willingly accept that nobody except police, military and criminals is supposed to have guns. And I still knew enough people there who had access to guns - legally or otherwise.

I have worked in a country (Switzerland) where almost everyone has access to military-grade weapons in their homes - and nothing much ever happens.

I currently live in a country (Paraguay) where the law allows basically everyone to own a gun, and where a lot of people even carry guns outside their property or have them in their cars, because the police usually looks away - and while ofc the occasional shooting happens, there is not much to worry about and I have never heard about a teenager running amok with a gun here - (while they would have plenty of reason).


Putting reasonable gun ownership restrictions in place is one thing and should be discussed with a cool head - not linked to some tragedy that is exploited for the obvious agenda to disarm the people.

Thinking about the real reasons behind that level of hate in a young person, the disrespect for their own and other lives, the frustration, the lack of perspective etc.etc.  might be less convenient than shouting "ban the gunz" (because it might involve questioning our current lifestyle/society/values/education/economy/...), but it might actually lead to something.

Just removing guns from the game won't help shit.


P.S.: oh, and I'm a Iota Male. The type you don't find in the psych books. Stands for independant. Fuck the wrongly interpreted wolf analogies.
The perception and the reality is two different things. Germany is low in this graph (the only way to be lower is to be killed by wildlife before being killed by guns), Switzerland is neighbouring US, it's just a difference of media coverage maybe.
Industrialised world stress is not gonna be fixed so soon, so you better find a solution to guns in the meantime.

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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 03, 2015, 06:33:54 pm
The biggest nonsense is to turn any discussion about this sort of tragedy into a general "pro gun" or "anti gun" argument (with the very foreseeable outcome of everyone being reinforced in their limited view of the world).

I have lived in a country, where every lengthy knife or xbow poses a problem (Germany), every legal firearm is required to be kept in a security safe/box,  and most sheeplings willingly accept that nobody except police, military and criminals is supposed to have guns. And I still knew enough people there who had access to guns - legally or otherwise.

I have worked in a country (Switzerland) where almost everyone has access to military-grade weapons in their homes - and nothing much ever happens.

I currently live in a country (Paraguay) where the law allows basically everyone to own a gun, and where a lot of people even carry guns outside their property or have them in their cars, because the police usually looks away - and while ofc the occasional shooting happens, there is not much to worry about and I have never heard about a teenager running amok with a gun here - (while they would have plenty of reason).


Putting reasonable gun ownership restrictions in place is one thing and should be discussed with a cool head - not linked to some tragedy that is exploited for the obvious agenda to disarm the people.

Thinking about the real reasons behind that level of hate in a young person, the disrespect for their own and other lives, the frustration, the lack of perspective etc.etc.  might be less convenient than shouting "ban the gunz" (because it might involve questioning our current lifestyle/society/values/education/economy/...), but it might actually lead to something.

Just removing guns from the game won't help shit.


P.S.: oh, and I'm a Iota Male. The type you don't find in the psych books. Stands for independant. Fuck the wrongly interpreted wolf analogies.


this hippy gets it

The perception and the reality is two different things. Germany is low in this graph (the only way to be lower is to be killed by wildlife before being killed by guns), Switzerland is neighbouring US, it's just a difference of media coverage maybe.
Industrialised world stress is not gonna be fixed so soon, so you better find a solution to guns in the meantime.


"Durr, the only solution is to ban ze gunz, i refuse to look at any other option/idea"

SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED, racist frenchman

anyway, at this point, might as well shitpost at this point. So, ugh, what should i say to fan the flames?

Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Molly on October 03, 2015, 06:43:55 pm
[...]
anyway, at this point, might as well shitpost at this point. So, ugh, what should i say to fan the flames?
No need to change anything. As far as I am concerned, you're doing fine on the shitposting counter...
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jeade on October 03, 2015, 07:00:31 pm
And if they have enough insight to keep their feelings and intentions covert?

This sounds like you're implying psychopathy, but I don't believe that's fair.
Even the Aurora shooter was seeking help from a therapist.
The unfortunate part is that the therapist had already warned local police, but the police did nothing.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 03, 2015, 07:17:46 pm
Even if you do believe the solution isn't more gun laws and gun restrictions do you really think arming everyone is a practical solution? More people owned guns per capita in the 1800's and there were less shootings, because people believed in a higher power or god judging them for their actions, not because of gun control or government restrictions.

And yes technology is far better now, but someone who knew what they were doing could achieve 20+ rounds a minute with a pair of pinpoint cartridge revolvers, Bloody Bill Anderson and the James gang are a perfectly good example of that.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 03, 2015, 07:20:47 pm
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Gnjus on October 03, 2015, 07:40:28 pm
I'm American and it's definitely a gun problem. Fucking idiot self entitled titty suckling man babies shoot the fuck out of innocent people because someone said they didn't like then or feel like this will teach them to respect my authority. It's disgusting and pathetic. Every time this shit happens it makes me ashamed to be American, ashamed we don't have stricter gunlaws, and ashamed that there are fucking self entitled titty suckling man babies that still don't think guns are the problem. Fact is, guns are designed to kill things quickly and efficiently. At least with a stabbing rampage or, the often feared wild strangler, you have a chance to defend yourself and not instantly die by a bullet ripping through your chest from 30' away. Fucking sheeple open up your goddamn eyes. It's a gun problem. How many times does this have to happen before you wake the fuck up.

Edit: for those of you that think we need guns for our freedom, this just in, the military has more advanced weaponry than you do...they also have a litany of vehicles and drones that'll just blow you the fuck up before you even organize your rebellious militia. It's not 1780 anymore, everyone is not armed with muskets only. You dumb fucking titty suckling man baby.

what in the fuck is your infatuation with me? 

Clockwork posted three pics, a shotgun, an sks, and a fucking smoke grenade launcher, truly an arsenal worthy of praise.

the majority, of all my firearms are for hunting in some form or fashion.  I mean, i do have a family, and they can come hunt with me, so having multiple rifles for the family makes sense.
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http://forum.melee.org/general-off-topic/guns-guns-and-more-guns-hosted-by-inbred-redneck-antiblitz-ameritrash/msg867890/#msg867890

I dont see how collecting something makes you a psycho, regardless of what the items are.

The bottom line, that most of you won't understand until you actually have kids, is that a parent shouldn't have to worry about their child attending a public school or college and getting shot to death. Is this the kind of world you want to live in? How about going on a date night at the movies and ready to eat some popcorn, when some guy with a gun decides, fuck it, I'm shooting the shit out of this place and the people in it. It's fucked up and, yes, GUNS are the problem. Unless there is serious regulation or stricter laws, there is nothing to prevent this kind of shit in the future. There have been 142 mass shootings from 2012 to 2014. ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY TWO just in the good ol' US of A. Something has to be done and if you don't agree, then I feel bad for you and your lack of human compassion. As I stated in my previous post, it's a lot harder to kill a group of people with any other weapon than a gun. Guns are designed to kill quickly and efficiently and that's exactly what they do. They are a tool for killing. You can argue that they're in the wrong hands or whatever, but the fact of the matter is, there is nothing stopping them from finding said hands in the first place.

Edit: Point with the graph is to show you how many people are killed each year on our soil, by our own people, with our own guns. Thought that was obvious. Also to squash the "but crazy people are doing the shooting" argument.

Ban Rap music first and see if crime goes down. As long as people openly glorify gun violence as a means of self expression I'll keep a loaded 12 gauge in my truck.


Christ sake, gun debates....




 8-)


Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Kalam on October 03, 2015, 08:04:19 pm
And if they have enough insight to keep their feelings and intentions covert?

This is why I believe the only current realistic (easily understood by Joe Public) solutions we have available to us is 'deal with the problem when it happens, and then improve methods for dealing with the aftermath'.

I am of the opinion that mass shooters of this sort are usually unimaginative or disconnected enough with reality that they are unable to come up with more effective methods of mass murder and/or mayhem. Comparing school shootings to serial shooters (Beltway sniper, Ohio highway, Christopher Dorner, Eric Frein, etc) alone suggests that a lot of single event mass shooters are in it for a memorable suicide by cop.

Who was behind the Chicago Tylenol murders? Surely, methods like that are more insidious than a school shooting, if less dramatic. There are countless opportunities for people with access to specialized information (think about your water purity inspectors, for instance) to make use of, if they're feeling homicidal. The Camelford water poisoning was an accident. Most water treatment sites have minimal security. What about a guy with a knowledge of basic mechanics who picks random vintage cars and proceeds to surreptitiously cut the brake (draining them instead of leaving a puddle, of course) lines?

And what if you have a serial killer who picks victims randomly from major metropolitan areas, waits years between victims, and uses a different method for murder every time, occasionally even looking at local crime statistics to recreate homicides in the area whose perpetrators have not been found?

My point is, there's no way to effectively prevent a canny, determined mass murderers in a large population.

And I'm not saying it's impossible to identify single event mass shooters before the fact. I'm just saying it's impossible now. For every person who searches 'how to build a pipe bomb' on the internet, there are probably 100,000 preteen boys, 5,000 curious people, 1,000 writers, and 1 terrorist. I pulled those numbers out of my ass, but you get the picture, right?

That said, it does seem like effective therapists would be able to find a lot of the school shooters before the fact. Penetration of mental healthcare in the population and availability of competent psychologists who practice with a basis in evidence based theories is probably shitty. Not sure if that will change any time soon.

In the end, it seems like there's just response time to incidents, and that's where guns rights peoples say 'if everyone had a gun, someone would have shot him'. I'm not convinced that a world like that wouldn't just lead to a lot of instances of friendly fire and really chaotic firefights, given the current environment. Reflexive fire in urban environments is ridiculous even when people train as teams every three months. Even if it were legal, I don't think the majority of people would carry a gun. I don't have to do any extra paperwork for a concealed carry license, and I could probably pick up a weapon tomorrow for $200 or less, but I would rather spend that money on buying new brakepads, a gym membership, or a safer bicycle helmet.


Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Thomek on October 03, 2015, 08:13:16 pm
Jesus christ, the Mental argument is not a fucking argument!

There are crazy people all over the world, and they don't have as many mass shootings or killing, because:
They just don't have as easy access to guns!

How on earth can it be controversial to make it so that you need to pass some test to use a gun, to show that you can use it? Be registered and health checked? Anyone who loves guns can still get them, they just have to work a bit to earn their right.

The other murdermachine, the car, would you like to remove drivers licences too? Remove the eye sight test?

Please let the people who want guns get whatever gun they want, just make it so there's progressively more demands made to them the more deadly they can be. If you want to own a collection of ARs they should be properly locked up and you should have a special collectors permit.

etc etc.. Gun regulations are not the end of your hobby, necessarily.

Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Kalam on October 03, 2015, 08:27:03 pm
I've noticed, recently, that I've been grossly misunderstood on subjects like these in this forum.

Not sure if I just suck at communication, people assume that saying X means I agree with Y, if it's a combination of the two, if I'm insane and X is Y, good old tribal signaling interference, or something else entirely.

Anyway, I don't disagree with any of that, Thomek. Addressing the mental state of shooters that leads them to that action does not mean I do not believe in gun registration and licensing. I want weapons to be treated like vehicles in the sense that there should be different licenses for different classes of vehicle , an annoying bureaucratic process, and tests to determine if person is able to properly and safely operate that piece of equipment.

Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 03, 2015, 09:01:32 pm
Jesus christ, the Mental argument is not a fucking argument!

There are crazy people all over the world, and they don't have as many mass shootings or killing, because:
They just don't have as easy access to guns!

How on earth can it be controversial to make it so that you need to pass some test to use a gun, to show that you can use it? Be registered and health checked? Anyone who loves guns can still get them, they just have to work a bit to earn their right.

The other murdermachine, the car, would you like to remove drivers licences too? Remove the eye sight test?

Please let the people who want guns get whatever gun they want, just make it so there's progressively more demands made to them the more deadly they can be. If you want to own a collection of ARs they should be properly locked up and you should have a special collectors permit.

etc etc.. Gun regulations are not the end of your hobby, necessarily.

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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 03, 2015, 10:02:34 pm
I have already proven, with rigorous logic, that the pro-gun view is the right one. /thread
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: LordBerenger on October 03, 2015, 10:04:57 pm
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Furries are worse than pedophiles though
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Kafein on October 03, 2015, 10:55:35 pm
If only the pro-gun Americans looked further than their centuries old, poorly worded sacred books for arguments maybe this issue could progress towards sanity. Creationists refer to the Bible, Clockwork to the 2nd Amendment. Coincidence?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: AntiBlitz on October 03, 2015, 11:02:52 pm
If only the pro-gun Americans looked further than their centuries old, poorly worded sacred books for arguments maybe this issue could progress towards sanity. Creationists refer to the Bible, Clockwork to the 2nd Amendment. Coincidence?

mexicans eat mexican food, and Kafein makes stupid references, coincidence????
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Kafein on October 04, 2015, 12:05:01 am
mexicans eat mexican food, and Kafein makes stupid references, coincidence????

Hastily written poorly worded two centuries old political pamphlet versus long form two thousand years old random compilation of words. Neither is relevant to present day lawmaking.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 04, 2015, 12:09:23 am
Hastily written poorly worded two centuries old political pamphlet versus long form two thousand years old random compilation of words. Neither is relevant to present day lawmaking.

"Durr, it's outdated. When in truth I'm just a mad Europoor who wishes he had the same level of freedom Americans have"
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Kafein on October 04, 2015, 12:20:30 am
"Durr, it's outdated. When in truth I'm just a mad Europoor who wishes he had the same level of freedom Americans have"

Most of the American Constitution is in fact not outdated, if you look at the big picture anyway. The thing that you don't seem to grasp is that an argument about the Constitution only ever goes that way. You can't argue that something is wrong because the Constitution says it's wrong. If the Constitution says it's wrong then there must be a good fundamental reason why that is present in the Constitution at all. If there's not then what you're doing is just a pitiful appeal to authority.

"The right to bear arms shall not be infringed" how is that a good thing? Not infringed, does that mean I have the right to build a dirty bomb in my garage? That's obviously insane. There needs to be some form of gun control with variable repressiveness depending on how civilized a state is. It doesn't make sense to even allow handguns in big cities, but I can understand assault rifles in rural/deserted areas.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 04, 2015, 12:27:30 am
Most of the American Constitution is in fact not outdated, if you look at the big picture anyway. The thing that you don't seem to grasp is that an argument about the Constitution only ever goes that way. You can't argue that something is wrong because the Constitution says it's wrong. If the Constitution says it's wrong then there must be a good fundamental reason why that is present in the Constitution at all. If there's not then what you're doing is just a pitiful appeal to authority.

"The right to bear arms shall not be infringed" how is that a good thing? Not infringed, does that mean I have the right to build a dirty bomb in my garage? That's obviously insane. There needs to be some form of gun control with variable repressiveness depending on how civilized a state is. It doesn't make sense to even allow handguns in big cities, but I can understand assault rifles in rural/deserted areas.

Felons and people who have been committed due to mental illness can not legally own guns, there are plenty of regulations already. It's up to the states themselves what kind of weapons are legal, caliber and magazine size etc, all of this falls under the 10th Amendment.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 04, 2015, 12:30:57 am
"The right to bear arms shall not be infringed" how is that a good thing? Not infringed, does that mean I have the right to build a dirty bomb in my garage? That's obviously insane. There needs to be some form of gun control with variable repressiveness depending on how civilized a state is. It doesn't make sense to even allow handguns in big cities, but I can understand assault rifles in rural/deserted areas.

So, if you live in a big city, you are not allowed to effectively defend yourself.
Deny people natural rights based on where they live.

Perfect.

Also yes, you should be allowed to build/create whatever you want.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 04, 2015, 12:33:06 am
So, if you live in a big city, you are not allowed to effectively defend yourself.
Deny people natural rights based on where they live.

Perfect

You can own a gun anywhere in the United States, you might not be able to buy one in some cities though..
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 04, 2015, 12:33:55 am
You can own a gun anywhere in the United States, you might not be able to buy one in some cities though..

Yes, which is ofcourse. A probelm.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: GRANDMOM on October 04, 2015, 12:38:32 am
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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 04, 2015, 12:47:59 am
Vehicles are more dangerous. They've caused 500,000 deaths from 2001 to 2013.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: GRANDMOM on October 04, 2015, 12:52:57 am
Gees, I sure do hope that the government is putting in alot of resources and effort into stopping these vehicles you speak of!!!
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 04, 2015, 01:07:31 am
Sorry to say but the gun worshiping rednecks in this country aren't the problem statistically, far from it. Call it what you want but blacks commit 50% of gun violence in this country and only comprise of 12% of the entire population, good luck convincing them they should give up their precious toys given those facts. There's basically a mini black on black genocide going on in this country that the liberals are trying to blame on white privilege, racist cops and dead Southern soldiers, while ignoring the medias glorification of violence and loose morals, poverty, horrible education, and psychological problems. 
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Kafein on October 04, 2015, 01:35:35 am
So, if you live in a big city, you are not allowed to effectively defend yourself.

Yes you are. Self defense is a thing, just not with guns.

Deny people natural rights based on where they live.

Having shells of metal come out of your hand at several hundred meters per second is not a natural right. In any case, this wouldn't be the first natural right to be dropped in favor of sanity. Consider that you would be prosecuted if you killed or raped someone, things our ancestors living "naturally" could and would do.

Perfect.

Indeed.

Also yes, you should be allowed to build/create whatever you want.

It's more about restricting the sale of dangerous chemicals and the like.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 04, 2015, 01:37:37 am
Having shells of metal come out of your hand at several hundred meters per second is not a natural right. In any case, this wouldn't be the first natural right to be dropped in favor of sanity. Consider that you would be prosecuted if you killed or raped someone, things our ancestors living "naturally" could and would do.

The only thing more natural than this will be the reaction from liberals after guns are banned and people are being shot at even higher record numbers
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 04, 2015, 02:04:58 am
Not just dead southern soldiers, but most Americans after the Civil War up til about the 1960s.

America has sure been good to the blacks
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulsa_race_riot

have you even told the black kids about jesus and abstinence lol

All of which has no relevance to violent crime statistics in 2015.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Leshma on October 04, 2015, 02:11:47 am
Any of you went to school where shooting occurred during your studies?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Siiem on October 04, 2015, 02:31:37 am
If you call 86 people getting shot over a holiday weekend harmless, i'd hate to live wherever you are, must be all the malt liquor.
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Triggered, just because one crack user does that does not mean you get to generalize, shitlord. Check your privilege.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 04, 2015, 02:35:20 am
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I'm hyped, you think this Oregon shooter will make an appearance? Maybe he could be the minor character ally to the expendables
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 04, 2015, 02:46:24 am
You are a horrible human being clockwork.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 04, 2015, 02:52:26 am
It was more in reference to "liberals are trying to blame on white privilege and dead Southern soldiers" as if we should ignore one side of the problem when talking about it.

Anyone with half a brain would realize that it's just more liberal baiting that is irrelevant and distracting from the real issues, like mental health and the deterioration of morals. Take the #blacklivesmatter dildo out of your butt and get some sleep.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 04, 2015, 02:58:43 am
You are a horrible human being clockwork.

Thank you
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 04, 2015, 03:01:03 am
 :lol:
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 04, 2015, 03:04:02 am
do you have a racist bowlcut under the gasmask clockwork?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 04, 2015, 03:21:18 am
do you have a racist bowlcut under the gasmask clockwork?

Would love to anwser that, but FBI is knocking on my door right now.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: cup457 on October 04, 2015, 04:05:17 am
so what im getting from this is that countries have a higher percentage of white people have less crime?
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Post by: Uulmshar on October 04, 2015, 05:13:22 am
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Post by: LordBerenger on October 04, 2015, 02:19:18 pm
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I'm hyped, you think this Oregon shooter will make an appearance? Maybe he could be the minor character ally to the expendables

Pretty funny tho. But Columbine kids should be in the middle.
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Post by: Sandersson Jankins on October 04, 2015, 03:04:25 pm
Hello. I haven't looked at a single post in the thread.

I do not feel there is a good way (leastways, one I've not thought of) to effectively crub mass/spree killings while adhering by principals that (presumably) the founding fathers had in mind. Unfortunately, without massive intrusive measures, we're at a stand-still.

Improving the mental health system is certainly something to strive for. I hope to do my part in that after I'm several more years down the road. However, I've not seen any articles or posts addressing specific ways in which the mental health system is flawed, apart from perhaps over-prescription of medication, specifically SSRIs.

So what do we do to improve the mental health system? From what I understand (a moderate amount of reading and research into spree/mass killings in the US), most of the perpetrators of these events were either "removed from the system", or considered "cured" by mental health professionals, or were not entered into the system at all.

For those perpetrators that were considered healthy by mental health professionals, what is the solution? By what metric do we measure just how effective treatment is on a population or individual? We don't have technology or methods allowing us to perfectly capture another person's conscious (and God, how horrifying such a thing would be anyway, sounds like real Philip K. Dick shit))
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, and it is obvious that appearances and perception can be deceiving.

And for those that were not entered into the system at all, what is the solution? Mental disorders can develop at any age, and can likewise decrease in effect or disappear altogether; mandatory stringent testing in public school systems would not work. Many children are enrolled in private school or homeschooled, anyway! Are we to place mandatory psychological evaluations (existing tests which are already proven to be ineffective in certain cases!) on every citizen?

I can't see any clear answers.

For those advocating stringent firearm restriction to prevent mass/spree shootings (I change language here to specifically speak about mass/spree killings with firearms), I do feel that it would be only moderately effective if implemented reasonably.

Lets take mandatory psychological evaluations in order to purchase a firearm from a retailer, for example. We've already proven that existing evaluations are ineffective in certain cases; but we'll be generous and assume that they are more effective than useless. Take a person with intent to commit mass-murder that fails this evaluation. What are we to do with people that fail an evaluation upon attempt to purchase a firearm? Are we to place heavy surveillance on them? Are we to forcibly incarcerate them in a mental institution until the staff are confident that they're cured? Are we to do nothing?

I do not feel that any sort of widespread surveillance or incarceration of these people is reasonable. By this I don't mean personally, but considered reasonable by most of the voting population of the US. Keep in mind, I may be wrong on this one. Not as informed about what the aggregate population feels. I'm never very excited to know, heh.

Anyway, if we do nothing but bar these people from obtaining a firearm, they'll most likely be able to get one from private sale. Unless they get picked up by an ATF honeypot (probably not rare..), there'll be someone local around them that'll sell them a gun, no questions asked. Shit, just browse armslist!

There are simply too many existing firearms to significantly and reasonably impact the availability of them through legislation. I will concede that stringent firearm restriction can work rather well in certain places. Certain places that don't have 270-310 million firearms in them.

I figure shit like this is going to happen until we evolve socially to such a high degree that any given member of the population wouldn't even consider harming his own. Give it a couple thousand years, and I'll check back in.

Unless we blow ourselves up first.
Or if we create sapient machines with an acquired taste for human flesh.
Or if the ancient ayylmaos come back and reclaim their clay.

Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Sandersson Jankins on October 04, 2015, 03:15:29 pm
Any of you went to school where shooting occurred during your studies?

Yeah.

Oh wait, you meant murder, right?

Nah.

Some shooting though, yeah.

GEORGIA
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 04, 2015, 04:51:56 pm
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I'm hyped, you think this Oregon shooter will make an appearance? Maybe he could be the minor character ally to the expendables
Who's the black guy in the bottom right corner?
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Post by: Kirbyy on October 04, 2015, 05:17:11 pm
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Christopher Dorner, a true American hero.
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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 04, 2015, 05:26:26 pm
Who's the black guy in the bottom right corner?

Chris dorner, cop killer
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Post by: Xant on October 04, 2015, 05:32:07 pm
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In 2002, while training for the Navy Reserve at Vance Air Force Base, Dorner and a classmate found a bag containing nearly $8,000 that belonged to the nearby Enid Korean Church of Grace in Enid, Oklahoma. They turned it in to the police. When asked their motive, Dorner said "it's an integrity thing." "The military stresses integrity," Dorner said. "There was a couple of thousand dollars, and if people are willing to give that to a church, it must be pretty important to them." Dorner said his mother taught him honesty and integrity
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Post by: Sir_Hans on October 04, 2015, 05:34:35 pm
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The Police Department never returned the money to the church stating that it could not find the individual who owned the money. They ended up spending it on krispy kreme donuts and hookers.



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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jeade on October 04, 2015, 07:32:12 pm
Any of you went to school where shooting occurred during your studies?

I was at work when a shooting happened right out the front door, about twenty feet in front of me.
Two shitheads had gotten into an argument about who would pick up the tab and were asked to leave.
They were yelling at each other outside when six shots went off.
Turned out one of the guys got angry, so he pulled out his revolver and fired six times at the other guy's feet.
He was carrying legally and owned the gun legally as well (IIRC), and was willing to shoot at his friend for not paying the tab on a chicken fried steak and a Coke.
Amazingly, no one was injured, but it was definitely scary.

This incident freaked me out for awhile and made me feel like concealed carry was too dangerous.
Of course, it is dangerous. Anyone with a gun is potentially dangerous.
That said, I don't believe disallowing people to legally carry in self defense is a good thing.

It's tricky, because I'd prefer to live in a country where people don't need to defend themselves from random violence, armed robberies, or whatever, but that simply is not the case.
Sandy is probably correct in saying it's a standstill.
I'd also hate to live in a country where everyone is carrying a firearm, concealed or open.
It'd feel threatening, and I also believe the number of accidental casualties from "friendly fire" in an active shooter event would be devastating.
I seriously doubt the majority of people would carry even if they could, though, just as Kalam mentioned in his post.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 04, 2015, 09:33:18 pm
I was at work when a shooting happened right out the front door, about twenty feet in front of me.
Two shitheads had gotten into an argument about who would pick up the tab and were asked to leave.
They were yelling at each other outside when six shots went off.
Turned out one of the guys got angry, so he pulled out his revolver and fired six times at the other guy's feet.
He was carrying legally and owned the gun legally as well (IIRC), and was willing to shoot at his friend for not paying the tab on a chicken fried steak and a Coke.
Amazingly, no one was injured, but it was definitely scary.

This incident freaked me out for awhile and made me feel like concealed carry was too dangerous.
Of course, it is dangerous. Anyone with a gun is potentially dangerous.
That said, I don't believe disallowing people to legally carry in self defense is a good thing.

It's tricky, because I'd prefer to live in a country where people don't need to defend themselves from random violence, armed robberies, or whatever, but that simply is not the case.
Sandy is probably correct in saying it's a standstill.
I'd also hate to live in a country where everyone is carrying a firearm, concealed or open.
It'd feel threatening, and I also believe the number of accidental casualties from "friendly fire" in an active shooter event would be devastating.
I seriously doubt the majority of people would carry even if they could, though, just as Kalam mentioned in his post.

And that's exactly why I think arming everyone is not a solution. What you don't hear about are the thousands of fights that go on everyday over petty stupid shit most normal people would brush off their shoulder. People can't take a classic ass beating anymore, imagine what they would do if they had a gun to use at their own discretion, it already happens far too often.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: cup457 on October 04, 2015, 09:53:39 pm
when i was in high school we had a police officer assigned to our school and he was there about 80% of the time and he was armed just like most officers (tazer , and whatever glock they carry) the city i live in has problems with gangs (bloods, crips, and the like) My school was a lot less threatened by shooting spree violence and more by gang fights or possibility pf stabbing or such (although no stabbing ever occured). however when i was in school there was an investigation about a cut up body in a trash can and the killer was thought to hae attended my school. i thought it was normal to have police officers in your school but apparently not. i would like to live in a city where i dont have to worry about being mugged or shot. well i dont want to claim to be ultra ghetto because the neighborhood i live in is pretty nice and crime free. however where i live is not safe 24/7 so im goin to keep all my firearms since none of them are registered (thanks va). Now i dont think "more guns" will solve this problem as i do not believe our "lost generation" will ever recover and will most likely get worse, but having at least one security guard armed will at least try to solve this problem.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 04, 2015, 10:03:45 pm
(thanks va).
Dude, there's a reason you were classified "mentally unstable."
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 04, 2015, 11:06:56 pm
I think that's unfortunately true.

Edit: Wait, no that's retarded. Its not true at all. Or is it. Someone do research because I'm going crosseyed looking at statistics.

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https://www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/ucr/crime-in-the-u.s/2014/crime-in-the-u.s.-2014/tables/expanded-homicide-data/expanded_homicide_data_table_6_murder_race_and_sex_of_vicitm_by_race_and_sex_of_offender_2014.xls
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Leshma on October 04, 2015, 11:24:46 pm
Dude, there's a reason you were classified "mentally unstable."

Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 05, 2015, 12:31:33 am
From the wording, you have to look at more than one country's percentage of white people, then their crime rate, then compare them. This gives me nothing.

There are 41.7 million African Americans living in the United States. There are 43.4 million people living in Kenya. African Americans accounted for 2,651 murders in the United States in 2014, Kenyans accounted for 2,761 murders in Kenya. Kenya lists 27 out of 218 countries on the International UNODC homicide rate index.

Keep in mind this is only based off of statistics for single offender single victim murders in the US, and mass shooting happen everyday. So it's likely to be higher for all. These are also all homicides not just those involving guns.

I tried to do the same breakdown for whites and hispanics/latinos but apparently alot of law enforcement departments identify ethnicity differently, some throwing all hispanics and latinos automatically into the white category, but using the FBI's breakdown it appears the murder rate committed by whites in the US is about the same as Finland before mass shootings, and the murder rate of Latinos and Hispanics is too distorted to figure out.


Overall the US is 110 / 218 on the index, and our homicide rate is being greatly inflated by a small minority of the entire population. Most homicides are white on white or black on black crime, although blacks kill whites at 4x the rate whites kill blacks according to that fbi chart.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 05, 2015, 02:13:18 am
I guess flaming wooden crosses arent as efficient as an automatic weapon...

Wait, what am i saying? Guns dont kill people. People kill people, regardless of the tools you give them. Of course, how could i have been so stupid. Give 20 mentally disturbed individuals a gameboy colour each in a room together and they'll kill each other just as surely as another room where 20 mentally disturbed individuals have loaded guns. Cos it's NOT a gun problem, mentally ill people just commit mass-murder whatever you do. (have you ever tried *not* giving them guns? ...Oh, wait, you havent tried that yet?)

I'm sorry you feel that the statistics are racist. The number of shootings and homicides in black communities are disproportionately higher compared to the rest of America, and gangsters and drug dealers don't care about gun restrictions.

Also you don't seem to understand that compromises need to be made to change anything in a two party system. Mental illness is obviously a prevailing cause in the psycho mass shootings we see at schools etc. The same people who are against gun restriction are also against socialized healthcare which should be providing and diagnosing these problems, and cutting those people off from legally obtaining these weapons. Overall i'd say that it's almost impossible to diagnose these conditions without an incident occurring first, or their family taking part in convincing them to seek help.
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Post by: Xant on October 05, 2015, 02:14:36 am
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Post by: Sandersson Jankins on October 05, 2015, 05:34:36 am
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SUOMI CONFIRMED FOR GREATEST ALLY

You know, it's a real damn shame about that boating accident out on the lake. No, Officer, everyone's fine but unfortunately I had brought all of my firearms for company! Lost every single one of them! Oh, wait, I think I still have this shitty .32 saturday night special left, you can have that one, Officer. We don't need these deadly weapons when we have you!

Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Tristan_of_Erzoth on October 05, 2015, 08:21:46 am
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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Oberyn on October 05, 2015, 09:38:46 am
Grytviken you're talking to a guy who can't even muster an inkling of outrage or anger when thousands of the weakest, most vulnerable demographic of his people are rapped and treated like subhuman whores because the criminals happen to have slightly darker skin pigmentation and belong to a "foreign" culture. Just let him rant about burning crosses and guns, you see it's really the fault of the awful, awful american society, truly the worst place on the planet, ultimately all those white supremacists deserve to be disproportionately killed by righteous PoC, after all they live in such a racist society the understandable compulsion to assault and rob and murder whitey gets overwhelming now and then.
It's not at all about the shit "culture" they grown up in that is accepted if not encouraged, the complete contempt for women, the complete contempt for acting "white", the glorification of crime and violence, those are completely irrelevant. The fact that modern day african immigrants to the US are better off by every metric than the average "white" population, in wealth and education and success, well that doesn't mean anything, obviously they are just so brave and strong they manage to overcome every racist, racist barrier in their way and succeed despite all the odds. 
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Oberyn on October 05, 2015, 10:04:52 am
Ah good ol' Molly. Strange how you're so very interested in the gun debate in the US, you're obviously familiar with the issue and some of the research and statistics behind it. Apparently the thousands of rapped children just across the channel must not interest you as much, since you were just recently informed they even existed, and your reaction was lackluster to say the least. "Uh uh well I didn't really hear about it much you see", REALLY YOU GODAMN bundle of sticks, and this doesn't ring any bells for you? I guess you must not have looked into it too deeply, not nearly enough opportunity there to grandstand and criticize acceptable targets, right?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Oberyn on October 05, 2015, 10:37:17 am
Lol hilarious, a spelling error, perfect opportunity to be a cunt smartass and completely avoid the arguement, but fortuitous, we get to see some more of Heskey's patented "poor brown people don't know any better" shtick. Yup, just posturing bro, zero effect on real life. The rates of rape and domestic violence and crime and violence and the destruction of the nuclear family among african americans since the 60's-70's is just a mirage. I'd say the elements common to popular rap music (ignoring that there's some really artistic and poetic use of the medium, unfortunately not nearly as popular) are a symptom of that and not vice versa, art imitating life, but thanks to condescending White Man's Burden crap like yours they can rest easy knowing it has absolutely no effect on their lives. This might surprise you but for a lot of people growing up in that culture and listening to that sort of stuff it is a way of life, not just a way for a suburban white kid rebelling against mommy and daddy to feel hard.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Oberyn on October 05, 2015, 10:57:16 am
It evolved into a debate on firearms and american cultural perceptions of it pages ago, as it usually does, and race is absolutely relevant to gun crime in the US. You can pretend the patently clear statistics are irrelevant, but it won't make it true.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: LordBerenger on October 05, 2015, 11:05:51 am
So many beta males in the poll amirite? Was expected tho
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Post by: ecorcheur_brokar on October 05, 2015, 11:10:02 am
So now oberyn, tell me how the american society is so much more homogenous than EU society when blacks and whites that have lived there "together" for so long still don't have the same habits, don't live in the same places and in the same conditions....QED

If a chart was made on the correlation between poverty and gun violence I'm sure it would be even more correlated, as for the correlation between poverty and black skin...
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Oberyn on October 05, 2015, 11:18:49 am
Well the statistics are there. Why don't you look at them, if you're so sure? That even adjusting for wealth and social status there is still a gigantic gap? Again, since this point apparently flew right over your head, modern day african immigrants to the US are in a better situation, economically and socially, than the "white" average, by far, almost on the same level as east asian minorities. And they absolutely do not identify with the zeitgeist of "african american" culture. Obviously their skin colour is not a factor. HMMMMMM, I wonder if maybe, just maybe, culture is an influence. Naaaah, just ignore the obvious and claim "racism" at the first sign of criticism, that's the way to do it, that way the problem is downplayed, belittled and never adressed.

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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 05, 2015, 11:22:27 am
So now oberyn, tell me how the american society is so much more homogenous than EU society when blacks and whites that have lived there "together" for so long still don't have the same habits, don't live in the same places and in the same conditions....QED

If a chart was made on the correlation between poverty and gun violence I'm sure it would be even more correlated, as for the correlation between poverty and black skin...

being poor is an excuse to shoot people?
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Post by: ecorcheur_brokar on October 05, 2015, 11:30:43 am
So you think those high diploma with good income africans immigrants will go shoot others in the street to ruin their career and their life?

I think being poor is not an excuse to shoot people but it is a without a doubt an important factor, as you have less to lose.

http://economics.fundamentalfinance.com/povertycrime.php (http://economics.fundamentalfinance.com/povertycrime.php)
I think by fear of being called racist they didn't include white in this study which I blame (anyway asian are here to compare  :lol:) . Still we can see the correlation is way stronger between poverty than with black.

And damn oberyn, how can you manage to self-victimize yourself more than blacks can?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 05, 2015, 11:42:59 am
So you think those high diploma with good income africans immigrants will go shoot others in the street to ruin their career and their life?

I think being poor is not an excuse to shoot people but it is a without a doubt an important factor, as you have less to lose.

All the opportunities are there to get a job and move, it's a cultural problem not a poverty or education problem.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Oberyn on October 05, 2015, 12:56:38 pm
Yeah, for sure, never any black kids doing any shootings in schools, that's why there's fucking metal detectors and armed police in every "sensitive" high school in the country. Or it's so common and routine for black kids to kill each other over the dumbest fucking reasons that it's not worth a national debate every time it happens? 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_school_shootings_in_the_United_States

You tell me, what is the percentage in there? Oh what's wrong, did your "journalists" from Salon and Huffington not focus on these events? GEE I wonder why. I have no personal or anecdotal experience at all, if the fucking statistics weren't enough. I'm just an ignorant raaaaccciiiist, was never in some shithole of a school in which racial segregation was not only expected but encouraged and enforced, by "minorities" most of all, never saw the consequences of the culture, course not.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: ecorcheur_brokar on October 05, 2015, 01:25:45 pm
All the opportunities are there to get a job and move, it's a cultural problem not a poverty or education problem.
I am not really sure about my opinion on this topic. On one hand, high education costs a lot in US and unqualified job have very low wage, which makes it hard to leave your social class. But on the other hand, asians managed successfully to get out of the poor working class and immigrants seems to be able to do better than black americans. Maybe, the system is not pushing them toward success and they're not willing enough to overcome the barriers (or they didn't find the right way to overcome them), but I don't know enough about their situation to be able to judge properly.

If it's about white/black crime, then pull the stats on what % of school shootings are carried out by white males and what % are carried out by black.

Oh wait, that likely wouldn't suit your agenda and would be too relevant to this particular thread.
School shootings is quite irelevant compared to the total number of guns homicide, even tho the tread title is not Shooting in Murrica.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Vovka on October 05, 2015, 01:54:11 pm
But on the other hand, asians managed successfully to get out of the poor working class and immigrants seems to be able to do better than black americans.
or Asians have a higher IQ than black Americans?  :o
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 05, 2015, 02:35:35 pm
or Asians have a higher IQ than black Americans?  :o
What would you know about high IQ, mongolspawn?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Vovka on October 05, 2015, 02:37:59 pm
What would you know about high IQ, mongolspawn?
This goodies not for you nigga
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Post by: LordBerenger on October 05, 2015, 03:03:50 pm
This goodies not for you nigga

Stop being raycist if ur gonna call Ukrainians názis pls. Otherwise I can't support Putin.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Utrakil on October 05, 2015, 04:55:53 pm
Here is a beautifull graph comparing american death by terrorism VS american death by firearms.
http://edition.cnn.com/2015/10/02/us/oregon-shooting-terrorism-gun-violence/index.html?sr=tw100215gun%20terrorism%20graph1007AMVODtop&linkId=17541596&sr=tw100215obamaguns1050AMVODtop&linkId=17542133 (http://edition.cnn.com/2015/10/02/us/oregon-shooting-terrorism-gun-violence/index.html?sr=tw100215gun%20terrorism%20graph1007AMVODtop&linkId=17541596&sr=tw100215obamaguns1050AMVODtop&linkId=17542133)
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Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 05, 2015, 06:24:46 pm
Here is a beautifull graph comparing american death by terrorism VS american death by firearms.
http://edition.cnn.com/2015/10/02/us/oregon-shooting-terrorism-gun-violence/index.html?sr=tw100215gun%20terrorism%20graph1007AMVODtop&linkId=17541596&sr=tw100215obamaguns1050AMVODtop&linkId=17542133 (http://edition.cnn.com/2015/10/02/us/oregon-shooting-terrorism-gun-violence/index.html?sr=tw100215gun%20terrorism%20graph1007AMVODtop&linkId=17541596&sr=tw100215obamaguns1050AMVODtop&linkId=17542133)
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The truth about gun deaths: numbers and actual solutions

When the President went on television after the Oregon college mass shooting he issued a challenge to the media. He asked them to show America the number of gun deaths as compared to the number of terrorism related deaths since the 9/11 attacks. The media dutifully complied and soon every network, newspaper and magazine was putting up startling graphics, such as this one [pic related] tweeted by CNN.

These graphics and figures were almost uniformly followed by comments about the mass shooting and the "pressing need" for background checks and other gun control laws. Unfortunately, all of these numbers flashing around were dishonestly offered up with no context or details. As it turns out, however, the real numbers are available from a variety of sources including the FBI and the CDC, among others, so let's take a look at them. It takes federal agencies a long time to compile and publish their statistics, so the last full set of data we have is from 2011 and the figures can shed a lot of light on exactly how mendacious gun control advocates are being with these studies.

First of all, look at the number of gun deaths on that chart from 2011. It's 32,351. That's a lot of gun deaths to be sure. So that's the total number of murders by gun owners, right? The answer is not only Hell No, but it's not even remotely close. It's true that this figure is close to the total number of human lives ended in incidents involving a gun, but that's all incidents. So how did those deaths happen?

Straight from the CDC where most of the media is drawing their numbers (while not as good of a source as the FBI or the Justice Department) we can find out that of those 32,352 gun deaths, 21,175 of them were suicides. That leaves us with 11,177 deaths to account for. But as it turns out, the FBI records that 8,583 deaths were murders of various sorts involving guns of all types. The remaining roughly 2,500 were accounted for by accidents and unintentional injuries. These include hunting accidents, toddlers getting hold of unsecured weapons and shooting somebody or just plain idiots who proved Darwin right.

Before we move on, those FBI numbers deserve a closer look for a moment since we're on the subject. What sorts of guns are used in actual crimes? I bring this up because each mass shooting elicits renewed calls for an "assault weapons" ban on guns like the AR-15 style rifle. Are those popular in crimes? Check out the figures [pic related] from the FBI report.

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Take a good look at those numbers. Of the actual 8,583 gun murders committed in 2011, 323 were committed with "rifles." And that's all rifles, including bolt action, deer hunting rifles and all the rest. The number committed with so called "assault rifles" were a fraction of that. When you ask how dangerous those rifles are, compare that to nearly 1,700 who were stabbed as well as nearly 500 murdered with blunt objects and and more than 700 beaten to death by somebody with their bare hands. Enough said on that topic.

So we're down to 8,583 intentional killings using guns. That's still one heck of a lot of bodies, and surely enough to justify new background checks and other restrictions on legal gun purchases, right? Again... not even close. The Justice Department has been studying the question of legal vs. illegal sources of guns used in crimes for decades, going back to this study issued in the early nineties. They admit that the numbers are simply too hard to track for us to pin down exact figures, but the trends are steady over the years. The vast majority of guns used in crimes were gotten through illegal means outside the legal purchase regimen followed by law abiding gun owners. Roughly one quarter of inmates convicted of gun crimes admitted to having stolen a gun in that study. For the ones that weren't stolen directly, another 2004 study showed that 40% of convicts bought their guns on the black market and another 37% got them through the "gray market" in various illegal methods.

Accidents account for too many deaths and that's a place where responsible gun owners must always strive to improve in terms of educating the public. The NRA does some great work in this area, but there are still too many people making careless, stupid mistakes which wind up costing somebody their life. Also, the number of stolen guns can be cut down if more owners take the necessary precautions to make it harder for thieves to steal their weapons from their homes and automobiles.

As to the big ticket media item of real criminals committing murders and other crimes with guns, we've identified the lion's share of those above. They are buying guns illegally because they can get away with it. That's already illegal. The answer here isn't new laws to restrict the law abiding who aren't going to be committing crimes in the first place. We need to be enforcing the laws we already have. Get more resources on the job to find and confiscate illegal weapons from criminals. Stop hampering the police with politically correct restrictions and let them get back to the broken windows, stop and frisk, see something say something approach which finds guns in the hands of common criminals before they are used in a murder. We have laws on the books against all these things. We're just not enforcing them.

There you have it. Problem explained and solutions offered. My liberal friends are now invited to tell me exactly what else you'd like us to do if you're not willing to take these vary basic steps toward correcting the actual problem which you seem so concerned over. Unless, of course, you don't actually care about the problem and are only looking for an excuse to flush the Second Amendment down the social justice drain.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jeade on October 05, 2015, 06:31:26 pm
I think being poor is not an excuse to shoot people but it is a without a doubt an important factor, as you have less to lose.

Out here in SF, specifically the Tenderloin, we have a major problem with the homeless and drug users, and the issue is being compounded due to gentrification (tech industry).
SF is currently looking to double the number of walls that "spray back pee." (http://www.mynews4.com/news/story/San-Francisco-to-double-number-of-walls-that/xkSEeNVGYUa-ZF2oN_tP9g.cspx)
Here's a map of human waste reports in the city over the last few years, as well. (https://willyem.cartodb.com/viz/156b1e0c-5b45-11e5-9351-0e018d66dc29/public_map)

Not only are there not enough public toilets, but there are plenty of people who can't get any lower and don't give a fuck anymore.
The Tenderloin also has the most crime, and--what a surprise--the worst poverty.

But, this is all beside the topic of school shootings.
Active shooter events are largely white males (https://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/2014/september/fbi-releases-study-on-active-shooter-incidents/pdfs/a-study-of-active-shooter-incidents-in-the-u.s.-between-2000-and-2013), so it's probably best when arguing about active shooter related gun violence to leave racism out of the mix.

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This isn't useful information here.
It'd be far more insightful to have detailed information on active shooter events (which can be found in the FBI document linked above).

My liberal friends are now invited to tell me exactly what else you'd like us to do if you're not willing to take these vary basic steps toward correcting the actual problem which you seem so concerned over.

Liberal friend, here. You've done a fucking excellent job.
Thank you for this post!
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Kafein on October 05, 2015, 07:11:22 pm
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Oberyn in every off topic thread.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 05, 2015, 07:26:05 pm
SF is currently looking to double the number of walls that "spray back pee." (http://www.mynews4.com/news/story/San-Francisco-to-double-number-of-walls-that/xkSEeNVGYUa-ZF2oN_tP9g.cspx)

This shit is mindblowing. Yeah, let's spend tons of money on walls that spray back pee, so that instead of people urinating on the walls they'll make big urine puddles on the street next to the wall.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Overdriven on October 05, 2015, 07:26:43 pm
So we're down to 8,583 intentional killings using guns. That's still one heck of a lot of bodies, and surely enough to justify new background checks and other restrictions on legal gun purchases, right? Again... not even close. The Justice Department has been studying the question of legal vs. illegal sources of guns used in crimes for decades, going back to this study issued in the early nineties. They admit that the numbers are simply too hard to track for us to pin down exact figures, but the trends are steady over the years. The vast majority of guns used in crimes were gotten through illegal means outside the legal purchase regimen followed by law abiding gun owners. Roughly one quarter of inmates convicted of gun crimes admitted to having stolen a gun in that study. For the ones that weren't stolen directly, another 2004 study showed that 40% of convicts bought their guns on the black market and another 37% got them through the "gray market" in various illegal methods.

Interesting post but rather ruined but this paragraph. Hard numbers for everything but then it simply quotes a 'study' that says 40% of convicts used illegal guns. That's like pulling statistic out of my arse without anything to back it up. So ignoring that, you've still got 8583 intentional killings with guns.

Far too fucking many.

However, I can get on board with:

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We need to be enforcing the laws we already have. Get more resources on the job to find and confiscate illegal weapons from criminals. Stop hampering the police with politically correct restrictions and let them get back to the broken windows, stop and frisk, see something say something approach which finds guns in the hands of common criminals before they are used in a murder. We have laws on the books against all these things. We're just not enforcing them.

As this is something the UK sorely needs as well.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: cup457 on October 05, 2015, 07:29:49 pm
assault rifles and other large weapons are almost never used in crimes because how the fuck are you supposed hide an ak or even hold one without every motherucker calling the cops on you.

Dude, there's a reason you were classified "mentally unstable."

im glad you ignored everything to quote the state I live in and insult me.

Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Kafein on October 05, 2015, 07:31:54 pm
"Criminals don't follow gun laws" is such a ridiculous statement anyway. So they just walk around with unregistered machineguns and when the police wants their license they just go "nope sir I'm a criminal you can't arrest me!"?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: cup457 on October 05, 2015, 07:33:59 pm
Interesting post but rather ruined but this paragraph. Hard numbers for everything but then it simply quotes a 'study' that says 40% of convicts used illegal guns. That's like pulling statistic out of my arse without anything to back it up. So ignoring that, you've still got 8583 intentional killings with guns.

Current population of the US is ~320 million

8583/320,000,000 is 0.00002

According the CDC there are around 4m children born each year in the US
Now im not saying that 8583 death is insignificant, but im just trying to put it in perspective
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: cup457 on October 05, 2015, 07:39:29 pm
"Criminals don't follow gun laws" is such a ridiculous statement anyway. So they just walk around with unregistered machineguns and when the police wants their license they just go "nope sir I'm a criminal you can't arrest me!"?
In the US it is difficult to get machine guns (fully automatic weapons). The ATF (federal) gives out class 3 licences if you fill out their paperwork, and im fairly certain they need fingerprints, drivers licences, address and such. Also not having registered weapons varies by state. Virginia does not require any firearm purhased in private sales, usually referred to as the gun show loophole, so none my my unregistered fire arms are illegal, and in my state you can purchase any non-machinegun weapon at 18 in private sales. Since federal law overrides state in a non private sale you have to be 21 to buy a handgun, and it is difficult to find anyone that will sell you a handgun under 21 even in a private sale
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 05, 2015, 07:47:10 pm
You say 'if the fucking statistics weren't enough', please direct me to the statistics in your post.

That's all I want, pure unadulterated statistics. You can even give me a pie chart done by skin-tone (oooo, that'd actually be a great one), or a binary white/black %, and you can even choose which years to focus on. You haven't given me any stats, just a link to a page where it lists school shootings in the US (lol, it's a long list), sadly it doesn't give me a colour-chart next to each incident* so where are the stats?

You're mocking my 'sources' but you haven't given me any stats. I never claimed there are no black shooters, but presumably you've brought race into this because you think the 'poor brown people' are more prone to violence than other groups. Bringing this on-topic I want to see some lovely stats on how your world-view relates to school shootings. I personally think it's bullshit to bring race into the matter, but since you insist let's find out which group has a higher natural tendency in the US towards the mass shooting of children, go on, which demographic group in the US loves to butcher kids in school more than anyone else?

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*almost as if that isn't important for some reason... (or most likely because the majority of culprits regarding school shootings are white therefore nobody bothered to bring ethnicity into it).

And all of that is easily explainable. The motivation for the crimes are different, one is gang/drug culture related and one is related to one group being a way higher % of overall population which easily equates to have more mentally ill people. School shootings are a rare occurrence compared to other types of mass shootings, but are more shocking and get more media attention for obvious reasons.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Overdriven on October 05, 2015, 07:56:48 pm
Current population of the US is ~320 million

8583/320,000,000 is 0.00002

According the CDC there are around 4m children born each year in the US
Now im not saying that 8583 death is insignificant, but im just trying to put it in perspective

Per 100000:
8583/3200 = 2.68

Which congrats, lowers the US down to the top 20 for homicidal gun deaths.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 05, 2015, 07:58:29 pm
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Race_and_ethnicity_in_the_United_States

'White Americans are the racial majority, with a 77.7% share of the U.S. population'

Largest group? Yes.

Accounts for 90% of the population? Nope

Even conceding the obvious numerical imbalance, those white devils sure are pulling their weight when it comes to mass shootings of kids. And because we can extrapolate this one single statistic to apply to an entire ethnic group for some strange reason, we need to tackle this issue at its cause and stop letting white people into the US.[/sarcasm]

Yes and the difference is we don't write rap songs glorifying their actions, although the liberal media comes close to it by giving them the attention they were seeking all along.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 05, 2015, 08:09:56 pm
"Criminals don't follow gun laws" is such a ridiculous statement anyway. So they just walk around with unregistered machineguns and when the police wants their license they just go "nope sir I'm a criminal you can't arrest me!"?

No it's more like,

"Background check that I can't pass? No matter, I'll just buy that hi-point handgun off Jamal down the street for $60"
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 05, 2015, 08:11:42 pm
Back on the rapping for realzies?

Well on that note, if there's no cultural white-person-specific glorification of school shootings then that makes it even worse. Rather than some insane musical indoctrination, if there's no social pressure/glorification maybe white people are just born naturally more hungry for the blood of kiddies? Maybe it's *entirely* genetic after all!

Or maybe in both instances it's 100% to do with class and social pressures, and race is just a big ol' Red Herring considering class still loosely follows racial bands. School shootings are frequently middle class honour students, gang crime is frequently people from impoverished backgrounds. And unfortunately at the moment in the US if you're a middle class honours student you're likely white, and if you're from an impoverished background you're likely black. Just a thought.

Again, the statistics don't lie, http://lmgtfy.com/?q=what+percentage+of+crime+are+committed+by+blacks
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Oberyn on October 05, 2015, 08:13:19 pm
"Challenging the right, Advancing Social Justice"

http://www.politicalresearch.org/2014/01/06/guns-and-racism-the-critical-issue-were-not-allowed-to-discuss/#sthash.1LrTp3IN.dpbs

Hilarious article, thanks for this website, haven't laughed like this for a while.

I particularly enjoy the way the article you originally linked sources another article on the same website and this gem of a Huffington Post article: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/michael-kimmel/the-unbearable-whiteness-_2_b_2350931.html . Then there's the way it was written in haste after the Elliot Rodgers murders, centers very clearly on this one event as a representative example of "white priviledge". The addendum at the end of the article shows how deep the investigative reporting was:
 2. After this article was published, information became public that Elliot Rodger was of mixed race heritage. However, he self-identified as “half White.”

Wow that is some hardcore data gathering. Tell me, what is the cutoff in casualties before a shooting is considered "mass", and why the routine dozens of gang related and drug turf wars "mass" shootings, in schools and elsewhere, don't appear on this cobbled together list? Hmmm, couldn't be to push a certain narrative. This website is obviously too objective for such shenanigans.

Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Overdriven on October 05, 2015, 08:14:33 pm
No it's more like,

"Background check that I can't pass? No matter, I'll just buy that hi-point handgun off Jamal down the street for $60"

But where do the illegal guns come from? Presumably stolen from people who 'legitimately' bought guns, bar for those movie style gangs that have Russians bring them from yachts. So cut off the legitimate supply and you starve the illegal supply.

But fuck no that's too scary because those evil criminals will still have a gun once the legitimate ones are gone.

I wonder how many criminals with guns are killed by law abiding citizens with guns. I have a suspicion it wouldn't be very many except for a few crazy bastards with no sense of self preservation in the first place.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 05, 2015, 08:31:19 pm
Again Heskey, the topic veered off to gun violence statistics and I merely stated that the statistics are vastly inflated by a very small minority (12%) of the population, I even explained that it was mainly due to gang and drug violence and the cultural glorification and acceptance of these problems in black majority communities.

 The people who continue to ignore the phenomenon and make up excuses are trying to pass the illogical blame off with no facts to back them up solve nothing. The cultural problem is the foundation which leads to the poverty problem which prevents people from leaving or fixing these crime stricken self-segregated communities.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 05, 2015, 08:34:13 pm
But where do the illegal guns come from? Presumably stolen from people who 'legitimately' bought guns, bar for those movie style gangs that have Russians bring them from yachts. So cut off the legitimate supply and you starve the illegal supply.

But fuck no that's too scary because those evil criminals will still have a gun once the legitimate ones are gone.

I wonder how many criminals with guns are killed by law abiding citizens with guns. I have a suspicion it wouldn't be very many except for a few crazy bastards with no sense of self preservation in the first place.

Corporal punishment is only popular in socialist societies, people will just bring in guns from Mexico and Canada.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Algarn on October 05, 2015, 08:36:02 pm
assault rifles and other large weapons are almost never used in crimes because how the fuck are you supposed hide an ak or even hold one without every motherucker calling the cops on you.

You know you can use an AK rifle with a shorter barrel and/or no stock, right ?

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Something like this would be extremely easy to conceal, and can still be called an assault rifle in my opinion.


On my side, I'm happy to know that there is a little chance for me to get shot down at uni or anywhere outside the dangerous zones like Marseille, simply because it's illegal to own an assault rifle, and there are heavy restrictions on owning a weapon like a 9mm pistol.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 05, 2015, 08:40:48 pm
You know you can use an AK rifle with a shorter barrel and/or no stock, right ?

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Something like this would be extremely easy to conceal, and can still be called an assault rifle in my opinion.


On my side, I'm happy to know that there is a little chance for me to get shot down at uni or anywhere outside the dangerous zones like Marseille, simply because it's illegal to own an assault rifle, and there are heavy restrictions on owning a weapon like a 9mm pistol.

 If that was the case then Texas should be the most dangerous state to live in, which it is not.  It's absolutely hilarious how the bastards who want to reform gun laws live in the most dangerous district in the entire country, Washington DC, that has 4x the gun murder rate of Texas, explain that one.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 05, 2015, 08:51:36 pm
You know you can use an AK rifle with a shorter barrel and/or no stock, right ?

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Something like this would be extremely easy to conceal, and can still be called an assault rifle in my opinion.


On my side, I'm happy to know that there is a little chance for me to get shot down at uni or anywhere outside the dangerous zones like Marseille, simply because it's illegal to own an assault rifle, and there are heavy restrictions on owning a weapon like a 9mm pistol.

Doesn't change the fact that assault rifles are used in 1% of gun crime
"B-but 1% is still too much!"
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Overdriven on October 05, 2015, 08:58:56 pm
If that was the case then Texas should be the most dangerous state to live in, which it is not.  It's absolutely hilarious how the bastards who want to reform gun laws live in the most dangerous district in the entire country, Washington DC, that has 4x the gun murder rate of Texas, explain that one.

Cities tend to have higher crime rates than rural areas. Texas is a pretty fing big state with lots of space. Cities...well that's self explanatory.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 05, 2015, 09:00:34 pm
Cities tend to have higher crime rates than rural areas. Texas is a pretty fing big state.

With a population of 25 mil and several major cities and citizens who all have the right to own Assault Rifles. Washington D.C is a testament to failed liberal policies, and the capitol of the country. Something the government is frantically trying to pass the blame off to law enforcement.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 05, 2015, 09:15:27 pm
I'm just going to leave this link here for a few of you.

https://www.stormfront.org/forum/

Since the race card failed it's time to pull out the Nazzi card. Who is trying to turn the US into a national socialist nation? That would be the liberals. Neo-Nazzis would have been the first people Albert sent to concentration camps with all their dumb haircuts and prison tattoos.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: LordBerenger on October 05, 2015, 09:17:04 pm
Since the race card failed it's time to pull out the Nazzi card. Who is trying to turn the US into a national socialist nation? That would be the liberals. Neo-Nazzis would have been the first people Albert sent to concentration camps with all their dumb haircuts and prison tattoos.

Stormfront isn't only neo-názis. Lots of nationalist cunts there 2. Pretty funny to troll them though. They take the bait harder than Islamists.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 05, 2015, 09:26:34 pm
Stormfront isn't only neo-názis. Lots of nationalist cunts there 2. Pretty funny to troll them though. They take the bait harder than Islamists.

People who can't accept that Albert was a beta male half-Jew orphan, that's why he had his hometown in Austria bombed to cover it up. Ill post that there.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 05, 2015, 09:37:03 pm
I'm just going to leave this link here for a few of you.

https://www.stormfront.org/forum/

I remember I made a thread about stormfront eons ago. Turns out we have atleast one member here but no one in this thread
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Oberyn on October 05, 2015, 09:46:09 pm
Dumb bundle of sticks who didn't read the thread goes for the race card and white guilt at the first opportunity, wow much surprise. Yeah I'm sure stormfront are absolutely adamant that it is a cultural problem and not a racial one, you idiotic piece of shit. Keep doing this sort of shit man, every time you pretend completely legitimate criticism is obviously due only to vicious racial hatred one more dumb bundle of sticks will open his eyes and realize this shit arguement for what it is. Hey I'm going to post a completely irrelevant website now!

http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 05, 2015, 09:54:48 pm
I do encourage you to read some of it before getting defensive, you seem to share some of the same views on race.

I'm sorry that you feel the statistics are racist, I see your logic is  truth=offensive. No-one candy-coats school shootings why should they do it for anyone else? To protect the feelings of people who will possibly be the next victims of these senseless killings? Isn't your logic in itself subtly racist, that white college students lives are worth more publicity and anger than poor black citizens?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: ecorcheur_brokar on October 05, 2015, 09:56:37 pm
Straight from the CDC where most of the media is drawing their numbers (while not as good of a source as the FBI or the Justice Department) we can find out that of those 32,352 gun deaths, 21,175 of them were suicides. That leaves us with 11,177 deaths to account for. But as it turns out, the FBI records that 8,583 deaths were murders of various sorts involving guns of all types. The remaining roughly 2,500 were accounted for by accidents and unintentional injuries. These include hunting accidents, toddlers getting hold of unsecured weapons and shooting somebody or just plain idiots who proved Darwin right.

So we're down to 8,583 intentional killings using guns. That's still one heck of a lot of bodies, and surely enough to justify new background checks and other restrictions on legal gun purchases, right? Again... not even close. The Justice Department has been studying the question of legal vs. illegal sources of guns used in crimes for decades, going back to this study issued in the early nineties. They admit that the numbers are simply too hard to track for us to pin down exact figures, but the trends are steady over the years. The vast majority of guns used in crimes were gotten through illegal means outside the legal purchase regimen followed by law abiding gun owners. Roughly one quarter of inmates convicted of gun crimes admitted to having stolen a gun in that study. For the ones that weren't stolen directly, another 2004 study showed that 40% of convicts bought their guns on the black market and another 37% got them through the "gray market" in various illegal methods.

There you have it. Problem explained and solutions offered. My liberal friends are now invited to tell me exactly what else you'd like us to do if you're not willing to take these vary basic steps toward correcting the actual problem which you seem so concerned over. Unless, of course, you don't actually care about the problem and are only looking for an excuse to flush the Second Amendment down the social justice drain.

I didn't want to bring suicide here because I knew that some social special case we have here would think that people that suicide count for nothing. But like you said the main victim of guns are suicidal people and I lost the statistic now, but one country that had implemented gun regulation saw its sucide rate drop by 60% or smth.

And the reason, the black market has so many guns to offer and so cheap is because of the crazy amount of guns in the states without proper regulation and registration, like some guy said here, his father died and no one came for his guns.

Less guns would also mean less accident.

One way to achieve less guns in circulation without banning them (as you really want to keep your precious toy) is to put boring and expensive mandatory course for people that want to get a gun. It's what my governement do here to reduce the number of car owner and it's very efficient, because people who are only midly motivated dont want to spend money or time for it. Only passionate (those who care about not banning guns) will go there. Plus it creates some jobs and ensure that everyone who owns a gun is informed of the safety around it (use and stockage)
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: ecorcheur_brokar on October 05, 2015, 10:02:16 pm
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Oberyn in every off topic thread.
Killed me
Dumb bundle of sticks who didn't read the thread goes for the race card and white guilt at the first opportunity, wow much surprise. Yeah I'm sure stormfront are absolutely adamant that it is a cultural problem and not a racial one, you idiotic piece of shit. Keep doing this sort of shit man, every time you pretend completely legitimate criticism is obviously due only to vicious racial hatred one more dumb bundle of sticks will open his eyes and realize this shit arguement for what it is. Hey I'm going to post a completely irrelevant website now!

http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/
Not irrelevant according to grytviken
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Oberyn on October 05, 2015, 10:18:42 pm
So like I said, you're a dumb bundle of sticks who didn't read the thread. Who made it about race? Before I posted there was zero mention of race in this thread? Oh are those facts inconvenient again?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Oberyn on October 05, 2015, 10:26:25 pm
Search thread for "white", "black", and "race", then tell me how many posts focused on these arguements before I ever showed up 10+ pages in. Or is that too much research? Perhaps you'd prefer it to be couched as a ranting editorial in a Huffington Post article?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 05, 2015, 10:27:24 pm
So like I said, you're a dumb bundle of sticks who didn't read the thread. Who made it about race? Before I posted there was zero mention of race in this thread? Oh are those facts inconvenient again?

It's a routine liberals go through when they fail miserably to bring any logical information to the table. First it's the race card, and then it's the nazzi card, then when ALL else fails you're still a racist because you didn't present the facts in a politically correct way that was careful not to offend anyone.  :lol: Also silence kills, the media makes this shooting out to be some kind of exacerbated moral tragedy that needs to be dragged out when  black people are victims of these same kind of senseless killings everyday and don't receive half the attention.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Oberyn on October 05, 2015, 10:40:28 pm
Of course, such things are completely irrelevant when talking about gun culture and the first amendment and homocides commited by firearms in the US. Bringing up race in this conversation is obviously just due to internalized loathing of other races.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Oberyn on October 05, 2015, 10:48:00 pm
I'm not surprised you didn't see it, it was only one of the main sources on that hilarious article you posted, the other one being a circular link to another article on the same website. One that I went through the trouble of posting again, since your "research" unsurprisingly went no further than looking at a title on google. And yet it seems you have yet again failed to read it, or even realize you're the one who posted it in the first place, if only indirectly.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Kafein on October 05, 2015, 10:53:26 pm
But like you said the main victim of guns are suicidal people and I lost the statistic now, but one country that had implemented gun regulation saw its sucide rate drop by 60% or smth.

Wait what? How does that make any sense? Guns are incredibly depressing?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Falka on October 05, 2015, 11:39:59 pm
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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 06, 2015, 12:18:25 am
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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Oberyn on October 06, 2015, 12:24:23 am
http://blogs.edweek.org/edweek/school_law/2013/08/district_not_liable_in_after_s.html

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Not a school shooting apparently. Certainly didn't hear anything about it in the national media.

http://news.wabe.org/post/new-information-released-price-middle-school-shooting

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Also not a school shooting. Fancy that.

Such events are relegated to local media, always. Not even names, much less reports of their race. Want more examples? There are literally dozens. Almost a weekly occurence in certain cities like Detroit. Now, do you think this is an isolated case, or a common occurence? Do you think it's a coincidence that so many african american majority schools are basically mini-penitentiaries, where an ever present cadre of police officers roam the halls to prevent day-to-day gang violence, random beatings, assaults on teachers, etc? But no, of course, 15-25 year old black males being the main source of violent homicides in the US is suddenly not applicable in a school setting, even though reality disagrees.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Kato on October 06, 2015, 12:36:43 am
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Kafein on October 06, 2015, 12:41:51 am
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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Turkhammer on October 06, 2015, 12:45:20 am
"Criminals don't follow gun laws" is such a ridiculous statement anyway. So they just walk around with unregistered machineguns and when the police wants their license they just go "nope sir I'm a criminal you can't arrest me!"?

Are you being purposely dense? 
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Kafein on October 06, 2015, 12:59:13 am
Are you being purposely dense?

No, are you?

If firearms became illegal overnight, do you think criminals would just keep on acting as before? No, obviously not. Around here if I see a person carrying any firearm and who doesn't look like a cop or soldier I'm calling the police.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 06, 2015, 01:15:34 am
No, are you?

If firearms became illegal overnight, do you think criminals would just keep on acting as before? No, obviously not. Around here if I see a person carrying any firearm and who doesn't look like a cop or soldier I'm calling the police.

Jesus Christ you are retarded.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jeade on October 06, 2015, 01:30:46 am
No, are you?

If firearms became illegal overnight, do you think criminals would just keep on acting as before? No, obviously not. Around here if I see a person carrying any firearm and who doesn't look like a cop or soldier I'm calling the police.

I hope you're being facetious.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 06, 2015, 02:32:43 am
Jesus Christ you are retarded.
Now, is that nice? Guy was crucified already, do you need to call him a retard too?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Algarn on October 06, 2015, 02:40:09 am
Jesus Christ you are retarded.

Because it's not legit to call the freaking police when a man is walking near of a crowded place with a loaded firearm, right ? I'm starting to get why there are so many shootings now, it's not the fault of firearms indeed, but simply americans I guess.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: AntiBlitz on October 06, 2015, 02:55:58 am
You know you can use an AK rifle with a shorter barrel and/or no stock, right ?

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Something like this would be extremely easy to conceal, and can still be called an assault rifle in my opinion.


On my side, I'm happy to know that there is a little chance for me to get shot down at uni or anywhere outside the dangerous zones like Marseille, simply because it's illegal to own an assault rifle, and there are heavy restrictions on owning a weapon like a 9mm pistol.

http://www.cnn.com/2015/08/22/europe/france-train-shooting-americans-overpower/

btw youre welcome..........
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Algarn on October 06, 2015, 03:07:03 am
Even if the red line between terrorists and simple psychopaths is quite small, not giving psychos easy ways to purchase guns legally save people. What you've been linking is a terrorist that got his guns in Belgium, and obviously, not a complete psychopath like these guys that are shooting in schools with weapons they bought recently from legal gun stores in America.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 06, 2015, 03:09:51 am
Because it's not legit to call the freaking police when a man is walking near of a crowded place with a loaded firearm, right ? I'm starting to get why there are so many shootings now, it's not the fault of firearms indeed, but simply americans I guess.

Do you think criminals walk around carrying AK47s and waving around their guns?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 06, 2015, 04:41:43 am
Guns are not the problem.

United States' homicide rate per 100,000 inhabitants is 4,7. Russia's is 10,2, even though handguns are completely prohibited and long guns are strongly restricted.

4,7 is a high number compared to European countries: it is, however, an average gotten from 50 states with wildly varying homicide rates. Hawaii has 0,5 (half of Western Europe's average) and Louisiana has 10,54 (slightly higher than Russia) - and the average is gotten from these and the other 48 less extreme states.

Hawaii does not have a problem with violence, Louisiana does. To get relevant numbers, one mustn't look at the United States on the whole, but as it is: an union of different states, cultures and  people.

Switzerland has one of the most liberal gun policies of Western Europe, and yet one of the smallest homicide rates: 0,7. In the United Kingdom, all handguns and semi-automatic rifles are illegal, but its rate (1,2) is distinctly bigger.

United States has 89 firearms per one hundred citizens, and 3,2 homicides per 100,000 inhabitants are committed with those. Mexico has 15 firearms per hundred citizens, but 22,7 homicides per 100,000 inhabitants are committed with those.

The facts are that the presence of firearms does not have an effect on the amount of homicides, only on how they are committed.

The homicide rates per state are as follows:

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The north-east and west are the most peaceful, the mid-west a bit more restless, and the south the most violent by a good margin. 43,6% of murders were committed in the south (15 states).

Out of 17-29 year-olds, there are twice more black victims than white.

Now, is there a correlation between gun laws and homicides?

In Alaska, Arizona, Vermont and Wyoming, you can carry a loaded gun both openly and concealed without a permit. These states receive six stars (******).

After those come states in which open carry is unrestricted, but concealed carry requires a permit that officials have to issue: Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, Montana, South Dakota, Kentucky, Virginia, Colorado, Washington, Oregon, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Louisiana, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Maine, North Carolina. They receive five stars (*****).

Third, states where you need a permit for open carry, and concealed carry is "shall-issue." (A Shall-Issue jurisdiction is one that requires a permit to carry a concealed handgun, but where the granting of such permits is subject only to meeting determinate criteria laid out in the law; the granting authority has no discretion in the awarding of the permits, and there is no requirement of the applicant to demonstrate "good cause".): Utah, North Dakota, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Tennessee, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Connecticut and Delaware. These receive four stars (****).

Fourth, states where open carry requires a permit, and concealed carry is "may-issue": Massachusetts and Rhode Island. These receive three stars. (***).

Texas, Arkansas, South Carolina and Florida are "shall-issue" states where open carry is not permitted. They receive two stars. (**).

California and New York are "may-issue" states that do not permit open carry. Hawaii, Maryland and New Jersey completely disallow concealed carry, but give permits for open carry. These receive one star. (*).

Illinois and District of Columbia completely ban both concealed and open carry, and do not receive a single star. States with an "assault weapon ban" also receive a minus (-).

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As we can see, finding a clear correlation is difficult. Both the most peaceful state Hawaii and the murder capital Washington DC have harsh gun laws in effect.

In conclusion, gun laws do not seem to have any effect on homicide rates in the United States. The same correlation can be seen internationally.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Turkhammer on October 06, 2015, 05:00:51 am
No, are you?

If firearms became illegal overnight, do you think criminals would just keep on acting as before? No, obviously not. Around here if I see a person carrying any firearm and who doesn't look like a cop or soldier I'm calling the police.

"No I'm not, what are you?"  You make a great 12 year old debater.
 
Do you think criminals carry weapons in plain sight?  Do you think they display them until they intend to use them? 
Of course they would not keep acting as before, they would become emboldened.  They would be the only civilians with firearms. By the way, it is already illegal for criminals to possess firearms.  Does that prevent them from possessing them?  No it does not. Gun laws and bans only affect law respecting citizens, not criminals, who by definition, don't respect the law.

 

Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Turkhammer on October 06, 2015, 05:14:34 am
Because it's not legit to call the freaking police when a man is walking near of a crowded place with a loaded firearm, right ? I'm starting to get why there are so many shootings now, it's not the fault of firearms indeed, but simply americans I guess.

It's moronic to suppose that these mass murderers are openly displaying their arsenals before they start to open fire.  Read any of the accounts and you will see that they conceal them until they begin to murder.  Are you calling the cops on every person with a back pack or gym bag or who is not naked?

By the way, in the state where I live it is perfectly legal to carry an loaded weapon openly as well as concealed.  The police, if called, by a panicky citizen will come to investigate and then go on their way.  I don't advocate open carry, it just needlessly stirs up the nervous nellys.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Kafein on October 06, 2015, 09:05:33 am
Guns are not the problem.

United States' homicide rate per 100,000 inhabitants is 4,7. Russia's is 10,2, even though handguns are completely prohibited and long guns are strongly restricted.

4,7 is a high number compared to European countries: it is, however, an average gotten from 50 states with wildly varying homicide rates. Hawaii has 0,5 (half of Western Europe's average) and Louisiana has 10,54 (slightly higher than Russia) - and the average is gotten from these and the other 48 less extreme states.

Hawaii does not have a problem with violence, Louisiana does. To get relevant numbers, one mustn't look at the United States on the whole, but as it is: an union of different states, cultures and  people.

Switzerland has one of the most liberal gun policies of Western Europe, and yet one of the smallest homicide rates: 0,7. In the United Kingdom, all handguns and semi-automatic rifles are illegal, but its rate (1,2) is distinctly bigger.

United States has 89 firearms per one hundred citizens, and 3,2 homicides per 100,000 inhabitants are committed with those. Mexico has 15 firearms per hundred citizens, but 22,7 homicides per 100,000 inhabitants are committed with those.

The facts are that the presence of firearms does not have an effect on the amount of homicides, only on how they are committed.

The homicide rates per state are as follows:

(click to show/hide)

The north-east and west are the most peaceful, the mid-west a bit more restless, and the south the most violent by a good margin. 43,6% of murders were committed in the south (15 states).

Out of 17-29 year-olds, there are twice more black victims than white.

Now, is there a correlation between gun laws and homicides?

In Alaska, Arizona, Vermont and Wyoming, you can carry a loaded gun both openly and concealed without a permit. These states receive six stars (******).

After those come states in which open carry is unrestricted, but concealed carry requires a permit that officials have to issue: Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, Montana, South Dakota, Kentucky, Virginia, Colorado, Washington, Oregon, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Louisiana, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Maine, North Carolina. They receive five stars (*****).

Third, states where you need a permit for open carry, and concealed carry is "shall-issue." (A Shall-Issue jurisdiction is one that requires a permit to carry a concealed handgun, but where the granting of such permits is subject only to meeting determinate criteria laid out in the law; the granting authority has no discretion in the awarding of the permits, and there is no requirement of the applicant to demonstrate "good cause".): Utah, North Dakota, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Tennessee, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Connecticut and Delaware. These receive four stars (****).

Fourth, states where open carry requires a permit, and concealed carry is "may-issue": Massachusetts and Rhode Island. These receive three stars. (***).

Texas, Arkansas, South Carolina and Florida are "shall-issue" states where open carry is not permitted. They receive two stars. (**).

California and New York are "may-issue" states that do not permit open carry. Hawaii, Maryland and New Jersey completely disallow concealed carry, but give permits for open carry. These receive one star. (*).

Illinois and District of Columbia completely ban both concealed and open carry, and do not receive a single star. States with an "assault weapon ban" also receive a minus (-).

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As we can see, finding a clear correlation is difficult. Both the most peaceful state Hawaii and the murder capital Washington DC have harsh gun laws in effect.

In conclusion, gun laws do not seem to have any effect on homicide rates in the United States. The same correlation can be seen internationally.

Gun violence causes tighter gun laws, not the other way around.

Gun laws and bans only affect law respecting citizens, not criminals, who by definition, don't respect the law.

That's what I'm arguing about. By the same logic, speed limits have no influence on bad drivers. It turns out they do because law enforcement is a thing that exists.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Vibe on October 06, 2015, 09:42:11 am
Guns laws probably wouldn't help as much with gang-related deaths, which are (as far as my knowledge goes) the majority in the US, as those people already have ways to illegaly attain guns and have probably been mostly using the illegal way to get them so far.

It would however help with these mental cases shooting up a school, as most of them probably got the guns legally, since they weren't crime doers before.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 06, 2015, 03:15:41 pm
Gun problems? Nope we have a people problem right? RIGHT?

http://www.independent.ie/world-news/americas/boy-11-shoots-girl-8-dead-because-she-wouldnt-show-him-her-new-puppies-31585745.html

Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: LordBerenger on October 06, 2015, 03:53:40 pm
Gun problems? Nope we have a people problem right? RIGHT?

http://www.independent.ie/world-news/americas/boy-11-shoots-girl-8-dead-because-she-wouldnt-show-him-her-new-puppies-31585745.html

Is puppies codeword for tits?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Vovka on October 06, 2015, 04:03:25 pm
The same thing would've happened anywhere, even... no... *especially* without guns!

A minor girl and a passer-by man were killed when they were caught in the knife fight between the black cop and the 10 year old blond gamer (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ)
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jeade on October 06, 2015, 05:45:31 pm
Gun problems? Nope we have a people problem right? RIGHT?

http://www.independent.ie/world-news/americas/boy-11-shoots-girl-8-dead-because-she-wouldnt-show-him-her-new-puppies-31585745.html

Well, yes, that would be a people problem over a gun problem.
If the shotgun were kept locked in a safe with a trigger lock on and the ammunition stored separately, this wouldn't have happened.
What would you say if the kid walked into the kitchen, grabbed a knife, and stabbed the girl to death?
Would we have a knife problem?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Falka on October 06, 2015, 05:52:36 pm
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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: cup457 on October 06, 2015, 05:57:55 pm
i keep a bayonet in the scabbard next to my bed. tbh its probably a lot more useful than the rest of my guns becauae i dont own a pistol. also im pretty sure hawaii has low crime because the island is mostly military. about new yorks crime, if you cut out new york city it gets rid off most of the crime. most pf upstate new york is just as peaceful as the other NE states
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Overdriven on October 06, 2015, 06:00:10 pm
Come on there must be some statistics somewhere on how many criminals, intruders ect are actually shot by 'law abiding' citizens (cba to google myself). As I said previously I suspect it may be a very low number. You'd have to have a very small sense of self preservation to turn a gun on an intruder (who also has a gun) with a 50-50 chance of coming out on top and expect to win. I suspect most gun owning law abiding citizens probably shit their pants and hide/let them take whatever/call the police rather than use a weapon.

As I said before if you cut off the legal supply you'll also eventually limit the illegal supply due to confiscations and lack of gun thefts to keep the supply chain going.

But hell no propaganda on how everyone needs a gun to protect themselves from those wild free roaming gun toating criminals is clearly the more sensible course.

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Funnily enough the President is a high profile target. The average family, no one gives a shit about.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Overdriven on October 06, 2015, 06:16:29 pm
No they've just seen too much Desperate Housewives. Those lovely suburban areas aren't as perfect as they seem ya know.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Turkhammer on October 06, 2015, 06:24:10 pm
Gun violence causes tighter gun laws, not the other way around.

That's what I'm arguing about. By the same logic, speed limits have no influence on bad drivers. It turns out they do because law enforcement is a thing that exists.

You can easily detect speeding drivers, unlike people carrying concealed weapons.  Therefore you are using a false analogy.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jeade on October 06, 2015, 06:27:08 pm
If your shotgun is kept locked in a safe with a trigger lock on and the ammunition stored separately, in what sense is your shotgun 'protecting' you from rogue murderers/assassins/whatever-the-fuck-americans-think-they-need-guns-to-protect-themselves-against?

'Dang! A thief in the night! Stay right there a moment, I need to unlock my safe and retrieve my ammunition from a secure location, but when I do you're in so much trouble!'

If you are a responsible gun owner, you're not 'defended' from all those criminals you apparently need protection from cos the gun's locked away.
If you aren't a responsible gun owner then I hope neither you, your kid or any guests you have round (invited or criminal) ever makes any mistakes, loses their temper, panics or otherwise does anything else stupid not already covered.

That argument is far more relevant when it comes to carrying a firearm in your vehicle, as some states are going to require it stays in the trunk and locked up.
Where I grew up, if an alarm went off (and we did numerous times, though most of the time it was our cat diving face first into the sliding glass door), there was ample time to grab a gun and move everyone to one room.
The last time the alarm went off and I was at home by myself, I grabbed the trigger lock key from the room adjacent, keyed in the safe code, took off the trigger lock, and threw a couple rounds in a magazine.
I was able to manage that much in less than 60 seconds.

What you need to remember is that, when most people break in, they're not looking to hurt you.
They don't want to cause a big scene, but, if they're armed and feel threatened (perhaps they thought the house was empty but heard someone walking around), they may just decide to kill you.
Just this past year, a friend of mine was shot in the head downtown after a couple guys decided they wanted to jack his car.
His sister was in the back and they got in with her. My friend told them to get the fuck out, so the guy shot him point blank in the head and killed him.
Point being, people are unpredictable, and I'd rather have a chance at stopping the threat than no chance at stopping the threat.

I've had to call the police before when someone was in my place at 3AM, and it scared the shit out me.
It was only a week after a break in and shooting had happened just down the street.
Thank Christ it was just some drunk dude, but those five minutes on the phone were the longest five minutes of my life to date.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Turkhammer on October 06, 2015, 06:29:55 pm
IKR! Those cowards who think that just because of all the mass shootings in the US, they foolishly imagine the same thing could happen to them! Pfff, what nervous nellys




As opposed to concealed carry which presents the same circumstances without alarming the public.  You can maintain your rights (the primary one being the right to defend yourself) without antagonizing the general public.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: [ptx] on October 06, 2015, 06:37:34 pm
That argument is far more relevant when it comes to carrying a firearm in your vehicle, as some states are going to require it stays in the trunk and locked up.

Just this past year, a friend of mine was shot in the head downtown after a couple guys decided they wanted to jack his car.
His sister was in the back and they got in with her. My friend told them to get the fuck out, so the guy shot him point blank in the head and killed him.
Point being, people are unpredictable, and I'd rather have a chance at stopping the threat than no chance at stopping the threat.
How would a gun in the trunk have made any difference in his case? Or even a gun on himself?

Now think how it could've gone, if the criminals were somewhat less likely to have a gun themselves.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Falka on October 06, 2015, 06:39:19 pm
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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jeade on October 06, 2015, 06:41:01 pm
Come on there must be some statistics somewhere on how many criminals, intruders ect are actually shot by 'law abiding' citizens (cba to google myself). As I said previously I suspect it may be a very low number. You'd have to have a very small sense of self preservation to turn a gun on an intruder (who also has a gun) with a 50-50 chance of coming out on top and expect to win. I suspect most gun owning law abiding citizens probably shit their pants and hide/let them take whatever/call the police rather than use a weapon.

Apologies for a double post, but I'm sure someone will post before me.

You'd be correct in the case of active shooters, that something like 7% or so are stopped by citizen intervention (I can't remember what the FBI doc I linked said, but it was somewhere around there).
In the case of home invasions, I'm not sure what the stats are, but you're also right that most gun-owning, law-abiding citizens will shit their pants, hide, let them take whatever, and call the police.
In fact, that's exactly what you're supposed to do in this case.

You need to secure your family first and foremost.
Don't go after the suspect, but let the suspect come to you.
Since you know the layout of your home, you have the advantage.
Once you're in a safe place and your family is with you, you should do everything possible to avoid having to use a firearm.
Let the police handle it if at all possible, and defend yourself if you must.

I feel there's a misunderstanding here that gun owners are actively looking for the opportunity to kill other people whenever they have the chance, but most gun owners I know are all very responsible.
Shit, if you go to a range and do so much as put your toe over the safety line, you're asking to get chewed out.

No one wants to use that pistol or rifle against anyone, pro-gun or anti-gun.
The difference is that some of us want to have that choice if we need it.

How would a gun in the trunk have made any difference in his case? Or even a gun on himself?

Now think how it could've gone, if the criminals were somewhat less likely to have a gun themselves.

A gun in the trunk would have made no difference, but in the state of Missouri, you can legally carry concealed quite easily.
If he were out here in California, he'd have been dead regardless.
Had he a CCL, he may have had a chance.
For instance (this is in Brazil, but the point stands). (http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=04d_1432059782)

If criminals were somewhat less likely to own guns, that'd be great, but we won't catch those criminals with their unregistered guns until they do something to get caught.
What you must understand is that there are millions upon millions of guns here, and simply banning those guns isn't going to put a dent in criminal activity, as the only people who would still have guns are dangerous people.
Just as you have a very anti-gun culture, the US has a very strong gun culture.
It may be difficult for you to reconcile the differences, but I can understand why you all think the solution is so simple; the US is the exact opposite of the UK.
Ideally, I'd prefer a country with no guns whatsoever, but that is simply not reality in the US.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Oberyn on October 06, 2015, 06:42:00 pm
Heskey has apparently never had to deal with crime in his life, and doesn't know anyone that does either. Fucking retarded cunt arguing that the fear of dying in mass shootings is legitimate, but ooooh if you worry about being "culturally enriched" you're obviously just a racist scumbag. Wonder which one has more chance of happening?
Jeade you're clearly just a priviledged white cunt, lolol as if there was ever ANY DANGER WHATSOEVER of getting shot in the head by some "youffs". Do you think you're living in a Western? Listen to Heskey, his absolute belief that taking any steps to defend yourself from these things that NEVER HAPPEN is badwrong trumps your friend mouldering in his grave. Or friends probably, I'm going to guess this isn't the first person you know this has happened to.
P.S: move out of your town as soon as you can. Things aren't going to get better.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 06, 2015, 06:44:51 pm
Well, yes, that would be a people problem over a gun problem.
If the shotgun were kept locked in a safe with a trigger lock on and the ammunition stored separately, this wouldn't have happened.
What would you say if the kid walked into the kitchen, grabbed a knife, and stabbed the girl to death?
Would we have a knife problem?

If he would've only had access to a knife it would have been a lot harder to stab that girl out the window as apposed to shooting her as he did. Especially if she took a step or two backwards.....What about if he charge out of the front door of his house you say!??!?!?!?!!!

As with most people my normal reaction to someone pulling out a knife is to stand completely still with my arms at my sides and let them get the first stab in. After I've done this they either really see how tough I am or realize they're going to have stab me repeatedly while I do not try to defend myself or run away from the initial encounter. At that point if I do run, I just hope they don't have high Power Throw and haven't put all their WPF into throwing...........
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Turkhammer on October 06, 2015, 06:46:35 pm
If your shotgun is kept locked in a safe with a trigger lock on and the ammunition stored separately, in what sense is your shotgun 'protecting' you from rogue murderers/assassins/whatever-the-fuck-americans-think-they-need-guns-to-protect-themselves-against?

'Dang! A thief in the night! Stay right there a moment, I need to unlock my safe and retrieve my ammunition from a secure location, but when I do you're in so much trouble!'

If you are a responsible gun owner, you're not 'defended' from all those criminals you apparently need protection from cos the gun's locked away.
If you aren't a responsible gun owner then I hope neither you, your kid or any guests you have round (invited or criminal) ever makes any mistakes, loses their temper, panics or otherwise does anything else stupid not already covered.

The important concept to keep in mind is to be in control of the weapon at all times.  If you leave a loaded pistol in the night stand drawer while you are not in the room you are not in control of it.  If you have guests, or children about you must control the weapon by carrying it or by securing it.  You don't have to have the weapon locked away at all times to be responsible for it.

Heskey you seem to conflate the concepts of bad things rarely happen with bad things never happen.  I live in a small middle class town where no serious crime happens in decades.  3 years ago four teenage boys entered a home at 3 AM with knives and machetes to engage in a thrill killing.  They slaughtered a mother in her bed and left an eleven year old girl for dead with her left foot almost severed.  They chose the house at random.  I feel quite comfortable keeping a loaded pistol under my bed at night.  When kids or guests are in the house the pistol is on my person or unloaded and locked.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 06, 2015, 06:49:46 pm
If your shotgun is kept locked in a safe with a trigger lock on and the ammunition stored separately, in what sense is your shotgun 'protecting' you from rogue murderers/assassins/whatever-the-fuck-americans-think-they-need-guns-to-protect-themselves-against?

'Dang! A thief in the night! Stay right there a moment, I need to unlock my safe and retrieve my ammunition from a secure location, but when I do you're in so much trouble!'

If you are a responsible gun owner, you're not 'defended' from all those criminals you apparently need protection from cos the gun's locked away.
If you aren't a responsible gun owner then I hope neither you, your kid or any guests you have round (invited or criminal) ever makes any mistakes, loses their temper, panics or otherwise does anything else stupid not already covered.

Don't need any of that stuff, just teach your kids discipline and gun safety. Keep the gun in a nightstand drawer until needed, tell kids if they ever find it they will be in massive trouble if they touch it.
Or get a fucking biometric safe, one press of the finger and your good to go. Keep the rest of your guns in a actual safe, locked away.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Oberyn on October 06, 2015, 06:54:51 pm
Or you could just come live in a "Sensitive Urban Zone" in Marseilles, i.e some of the worst no-go zones where firefighters and police and ambulances and any sort of government representative gets assaulted and attacked, you know the zones that apparently don't exist and are a fabrication of right-wing media. It's just soooo hard for those fuckers to get AK-47's and firearms, that's why the violent crime level in the city has been going down steadily over the years, and not the exact opposite. Maybe if we're really lucky it'll turn into Sao Paulo levels of violence eventually. Strange how no one ever brings up Brazil and it's much more restrictive gun laws compared to the US, with criminals that are much, much poorer than anything in the US or the EU. And yet they still manage to practically be militias in terms of firepower.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 06, 2015, 07:09:06 pm
Come on there must be some statistics somewhere on how many criminals, intruders ect are actually shot by 'law abiding' citizens (cba to google myself). As I said previously I suspect it may be a very low number. You'd have to have a very small sense of self preservation to turn a gun on an intruder (who also has a gun) with a 50-50 chance of coming out on top and expect to win. I suspect most gun owning law abiding citizens probably shit their pants and hide/let them take whatever/call the police rather than use a weapon.

As I said before if you cut off the legal supply you'll also eventually limit the illegal supply due to confiscations and lack of gun thefts to keep the supply chain going.

But hell no propaganda on how everyone needs a gun to protect themselves from those wild free roaming gun toating criminals is clearly the more sensible course.

Funnily enough the President is a high profile target. The average family, no one gives a shit about.
Statistics aren't a shield. Who gives a fuck about what "most gun owners" do, whether they shit their pants or don't like the "50-50" chance of coming out on top? Then they were unprepared, so what? No one should be allowed to defend themselves because "some gun owners" are cowards?


Point being, people are unpredictable, and I'd rather have a chance at stopping the threat than no chance at stopping the threat.
Exactly this. But people like Overdriven and Heskey would rather give the power to the criminal, let them decide what they want to do -- rape your wife in front of you? Well, no problem, I mean, after all, that was statistically rather improbable, have a good one, guys. Shoot her in the head after they're done? No biggie, no biggie, most gun owners would have been too scared to act anyway, just try to make it quick, alright? Kill you after that to leave no witnesses? Ah well, if y'all think that's necessary.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wichita_Massacre

In the end what it comes down to is that some people are born to be victims and apparently happy with that state of affairs. And others won't be victims, and will especially make sure that the people they care about aren't going to be victims.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 06, 2015, 07:09:38 pm
Nope, I gave 2 clear scenarios:

1. You have a loaded gun under your pillow, if someone randomly decides to enter your house at night and murder you for no reason as in your post you wake up and can shoot at any perpetrators 'BLAM BLAM BLAM i'm so cool!' The downside is... YOU HAVE A FUCKING LOADED GUN UNDER YOUR PILLOW, which is retarded. All those news stories of kids shooting themselves/their friends/their parents are a result of that level of irresponsibility. But hey, if someone wants to assassinate you for no reason, you're ready! Which is more likely?
2. You are a responsible gun owner, you have a gun 'for protection' but it's locked away in a place where you'd never have time to get it/load it if someone randomly decided to murder you in the night. In which case you wasted your money mate cos that gun's no fucking use. The upside is no accidental shootings, you only die if someone decides to assassinate you for no reason (hey, sometimes shit happens, but which is more likely?)

You seem to be obsessed with a scenario that's *never* going to happen, and in preparing for it you pose a far greater risk to your friends and family in the form of a scenario that's *probably* never going to happen. Statistically speaking it's unlikely that you'll have a domestic gun accident if you're reasonably responsible, but it's still far far far more likely that a wayward murderer deciding to break into your house and assassinate you for no reason.

See my above comment. Also, have you even held a gun let alone seen one in real life? They don't just go off on their own. Mag loaded, with the chamber clear is extremely safe
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jeade on October 06, 2015, 07:15:22 pm
P.S: move out of your town as soon as you can. Things aren't going to get better.

I moved out of Normandy, MO a few years ago.
It's Ferguson's neighbor, so you can figure that one out.

If he would've only had access to a knife it would have been a lot harder to stab that girl out the window as apposed to shooting her as he did. Especially if she took a step or two backwards.....What about if he charge out of the front door of his house you say!??!?!?!?!!!

It would be especially difficult if the girl could s key faster than the boy could run forward - and I know how that feels.

On a serious note, disregard the window and imagine had the boy been outside.
It's not any more unbelievable in my mind that the boy could have easily walked up and stabbed her when she wasn't looking.
The unfortunate thing is that any of this shit is believable in the first place.
Stabbings and beatings happen and are still more prevalent than shootings in some places.

If they're small-time crooks looking to steal your TV, in a world where guns are outlawed how are petty thieves going to get a gun easily? Not every junkie or petty thief has underworld connections, and if they had tons of cash they wouldn't need your TV/wallet. Sure, in a simplistic world where all crime is equal and every mugger is a kingpin then yeh the criminals will all still have guns. In a world where guns are restricted they become harder and more expensive to obtain, only criminals with money and certain connections can get them, that's more than your bog-standard home-invader's going to have.

Do remember, however, that almost all guns used in any sort of criminal activity here in the States are pistols.
That aside, banning guns will not make them disappear.
I think you may be under the impression that most - if not all - firearms here are registered to their owners, but that's not the case.
There are millions floating around.

Edit: Let me just say in bold that, if the US did not have 310 million firearms within its borders, banning guns would be an acceptable course of action.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 06, 2015, 07:36:53 pm
And if the boy stabbed the girl instead? Would you propose banning kitchen knives?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Zeltino on October 06, 2015, 07:40:00 pm
And if the boy stabbed the girl instead? Would you propose banning kitchen knives?
Im pretty sure youre sort of missing the point
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 06, 2015, 07:43:49 pm
Im pretty sure youre sort of missing the point
Nope. You are.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 06, 2015, 07:43:57 pm
Just like some people shouldn't have guns, some people shouldn't have kids. It's unfortunate but if all laws were based around the dumbest of fucks we'd be set back a couple thousand years.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 06, 2015, 07:53:51 pm
Can a kitchen knife do anything other than kill or threaten to kill?
And can you easily kill someone accidentally with a kitchen knife, or without fully appreciating what it is you're doing at the time that you're doing it?
What does this have to do with the 11 year old boy killing the 8 year old girl? Either argue that case or stop trying to use it as leverage to support your point of view. But we both know you're just using it as an appeal to emotion, knowing it's neither here nor there when it comes to the gun debate.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Zeltino on October 06, 2015, 08:04:31 pm
What does this have to do with the 11 year old boy killing the 8 year old girl? Either argue that case or stop trying to use it as leverage to support your point of view. But we both know you're just using it as an appeal to emotion, knowing it's neither here nor there when it comes to the gun debate.
A knife is WAY less dangerous than a shotgun, isn't it?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 06, 2015, 08:09:51 pm
A knife is WAY less dangerous than a shotgun, isn't it?
No? And what does it have to do with anything? It's ok to kill 8 year old girls as long as you don't do it with a tool that is more dangerous than X?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jeade on October 06, 2015, 08:10:31 pm
Can a kitchen knife do anything other than kill or threaten to kill?

Yes. Knives can be utilized in many ways. 

Can a bow and a few arrows do anything other than kill or threaten to kill?

Yes. They can be used recreationally: target shooting and hunting.

Can a gun and a few rounds do anything other than kill or threaten to kill?

Yes. They can be used recreationally: target shooting and hunting.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 06, 2015, 08:31:26 pm
Most laws *are* based around the dumbest of fucks though, that's why the 2nd Amendment stands out to a lot of Europeans and a decent chunk of Americans as being outdated.

There's a wonderful place called Europe they can move to if they don't like the constitution. 
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 06, 2015, 08:39:39 pm
Yes. Knives can be utilized in many ways. 

Can a bow and a few arrows do anything other than kill or threaten to kill?

Yes. They can be used recreationally: target shooting and hunting.

Can a gun and a few rounds do anything other than kill or threaten to kill?

Yes. They can be used recreationally: target shooting and hunting.

The point I was making is that a shotgun is more dangerous than a knife. It's a pretty easy concept to grasp. I don't know why you all are making it harder than it has to be. It's much easier to run away from/survive a knife attack than it is if someone is shooting you point blank with a shotgun. If I turn my back to run away, chances are, that shotgun is still going to kill me. If I turn my back and run on a knife wielder, unless they are proficient at throwing them and get extremely lucky and actually hit somewhere that can kill me, I'll survive, with minimal injury.

A bullet shot from a gun travels at a much higher velocity than a knife thrown.

Also, you have this thing called reaction time, it's inherent, you've all flinched before. If you flinch when someone shoots you, or raise your hands, that bullet still gonna rip through your body. If you flinch and or raise your hands in a knife attack, knife still gonna cut you, but probably not as severely as a bullet being shot at you.

What are we even still arguing this point for? Are we all retarded that we think we can actually change people's minds on the internet???? Fuck, pro-gun people are always gon' be like YEAH GUNS! GIVE EVERYONE GUNS GUNS SHOOT SHOOT BULLETS GUNS AND YEEHAW FREEDOM...anti-gun people or people for gun law reform, are going to be like you like kids getting shot and having to worry about sending your children to school or public places because of mass shootings??? GUN PEOPLE: Give them guns, then they can shoot the shooters...anti-gun, morons guns are the problem....Pro-gun people, but the people are crazy too, it's a mental thing....and it goes on and on like this...
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Turkhammer on October 06, 2015, 08:40:14 pm
Nope, I gave 2 clear scenarios:

1. You have a loaded gun under your pillow, if someone randomly decides to enter your house at night and murder you for no reason as in your post you wake up and can shoot at any perpetrators 'BLAM BLAM BLAM i'm so cool!' The downside is... YOU HAVE A FUCKING LOADED GUN UNDER YOUR PILLOW, which is retarded. All those news stories of kids shooting themselves/their friends/their parents are a result of that level of irresponsibility. But hey, if someone wants to assassinate you for no reason, you're ready! Which is more likely?
2. You are a responsible gun owner, you have a gun 'for protection' but it's locked away in a place where you'd never have time to get it/load it if someone randomly decided to murder you in the night. In which case you wasted your money mate cos that gun's no fucking use. The upside is no accidental shootings, you only die if someone decides to assassinate you for no reason (hey, sometimes shit happens, but which is more likely?)

You seem to be obsessed with a scenario that's *never* going to happen, and in preparing for it you pose a far greater risk to your friends and family in the form of a scenario that's *probably* never going to happen. Statistically speaking it's unlikely that you'll have a domestic gun accident if you're reasonably responsible, but it's still far far far more likely that a wayward murderer deciding to break into your house and assassinate you for no reason.

"Blam, Blam I'm cool?"  Are you ridiculing defending your life?  Are you seriously saying that?  I already elucidated for you how the weapon is handled.  How did you assume it is under the pillow?  That would be uncomfortable I imagine.  You are constructing straw men with your first scenario.  You are assuming that the risk of accidental discharge is high with your first scenario.  It is not.  If you were familiar with firearms you would understand why not.  You and I are talking about a risk/benefit analysis.  We've reached differing conclusions.  I want the freedom to make that conclusion.  I do not want you or the government deciding that they know what's best for me and deciding for me.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 06, 2015, 08:44:35 pm
The point I was making is that a shotgun is more dangerous than a knife. It's a pretty easy concept to grasp. I don't know why you all are making it harder than it has to be. It's much easier to run away from/survive a knife attack than it is if someone is shooting you point blank with a shotgun. If I turn my back to run away, chances are, that shotgun is still going to kill me. If I turn my back and run on a knife wielder, unless they are proficient at throwing them and get extremely lucky and actually hit somewhere that can kill me, I'll survive, with minimal injury.

A bullet shot from a gun travels at a much higher velocity than a knife thrown.

Also, you have this thing called reaction time, it's inherent, you've all flinched before. If you flinch when someone shoots you, or raise your hands, that bullet still gonna rip through your body. If you flinch and or raise your hands in a knife attack, knife still gonna cut you, but probably not as severely as a bullet being shot at you.
So now your argument against guns is that it's not as easy to run away from them?

Knives are, in fact, more dangerous point blank than guns. Ban knives.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Molly on October 06, 2015, 08:45:42 pm
Yes. Knives can be utilized in many ways. 

Can a bow and a few arrows do anything other than kill or threaten to kill?

Yes. They can be used recreationally: target shooting and hunting.

Can a gun and a few rounds do anything other than kill or threaten to kill?

Yes. They can be used recreationally: target shooting and hunting.
Technically, hunting is killing. Just saying... :)
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 06, 2015, 08:48:13 pm
So now your argument against guns is that it's not as easy to run away from them?

Knives are, in fact, more dangerous point blank than guns. Ban knives.

LOL! I know you're trolling!

Pistols m8, what about the pistols! I'd be more scared of someone pulling a pistol on me, then a knife.

Also, what about hand axes?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 06, 2015, 08:49:42 pm
LOL! I know you're trolling!

Pistols m8, what about the pistols! I'd be more scared of someone pulling a pistol on me, then a knife.

Also, what about hand axes?
Your irrational feelings of fear are irrelevant when it comes to a discussion about whether guns should be banned or not.

Or: I'm more scared of flowers than guns. Ban flowers, because I feel that way!
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 06, 2015, 08:50:59 pm
Answer the question Xant,


WHAT ABOUT HAND AXES? More dangerous or less at close range than knives?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 06, 2015, 08:51:26 pm
Less.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Zeltino on October 06, 2015, 08:54:21 pm
"Blam, Blam I'm cool?"  Are you ridiculing defending your life?  Are you seriously saying that?  I already elucidated for you how the weapon is handled.  How did you assume it is under the pillow?  That would be uncomfortable I imagine.  You are constructing straw men with your first scenario.  You are assuming that the risk of accidental discharge is high with your first scenario.  It is not.
Heskey is not talking about 'accidental discharge', hes talking about how easy it is for kids to gain access to guns that arent stored in a save place.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 06, 2015, 08:56:16 pm
Less.

I disagree, clearly you misspelled more. Better block with hand axe.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 06, 2015, 08:57:57 pm
Heskey is not talking about 'accidental discharge', hes talking about how easy it is for kids to gain access to guns that arent stored in a save place.
And why is it worse for a kid to shoot another kid to death than it is for them to stab another kid to death?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Tibe on October 06, 2015, 09:05:47 pm
Knives are, in fact, more dangerous point blank than guns. Ban knives.

A knife is a valuable everyday tool. A gun is more of an everyday leisure item and an item that provides fake sense of security.

The general problem with the "criminals get guns anyway, let regular people have guns too" argument is the same as it is with nations and nukes. "My neighbour has a nuke and he's kinda wierd and threatening, I want a nuke too...for defence". Eventually everybody gets a nuke and the chance that a nuke gets into a hands of a psychopath(s) is so much higher and we all end up dying. Its not even about to who you give them to. Its about how much is in circulation. The more is in circulation the more possible it is for idiots to get it with zero effort. That in mind, I dont think a gunban is gonna help the US. They have too much in circulation and their gunculture is quite rooted. Weekly massacres is just something they inevitably have to start getting used to(if they havent already) and its everybody elses job to just learn from this.

One can yes, also claim that a car and a knife is also a murderweapon in the hands of the mad. But those items are useful as fuck for everything nonviolent. Wtf is a gun good for like 95% of the population in the civilized Western world, who dont hunt? Crushing nuts? Opening bottles? Scaring the neibhourhood kids writing graffity? And even to those 5% probably the 2% actually legimately have the need to use it. If your gun is safely tuckered in your safe, like majority of gunnuts claim they are, to keep safe from kids etc etc etc, how the hell do you protect your family with that? Its not like massmurderers call in advance(most of them dont). By the time you even reach your safe, if you even get the option to do that, someone in your family probably already died.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 06, 2015, 09:12:08 pm
A knife is a valuable everyday tool. A gun is more of an everyday leisure item and an item that provides fake sense of security.
Fake how?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Tibe on October 06, 2015, 09:17:02 pm
I edited my post. If that incredibly slim chance does arrive where you do legimately need to defend yourself or your family with a firearm, you probably dont have it in handy anyway. It seems idiotic to arm entire populations for those slim chances. It seems to do more harm that good. Guns dont create crime, but they sure as hell enchance already present crime and pump up the body count. Besides europeans dont shoot. They stab eachother like gents. And theres no innocent bystanders in stabbings and massacres where stabbingweapons are used(yes, those are a thing) almost never go beond the bodycount of 3.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 06, 2015, 09:25:33 pm
Why wouldn't you have it handy? It isn't a magic item that grants magic powers. If you want to have it handy, you make sure it is handy.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 06, 2015, 10:01:02 pm
A knife is a valuable everyday tool. A gun is more of an everyday leisure item and an item that provides fake sense of security.

One can yes, also claim that a car and a knife is also a murderweapon in the hands of the mad. But those items are useful as fuck for everything nonviolent. Wtf is a gun good for like 95% of the population in the civilized Western world, who dont hunt? Crushing nuts? Opening bottles? Scaring the neibhourhood kids writing graffity? And even to those 5% probably the 2% actually legimately have the need to use it. If your gun is safely tuckered in your safe, like majority of gunnuts claim they are, to keep safe from kids etc etc etc, how the hell do you protect your family with that? Its not like massmurderers call in advance(most of them dont). By the time you even reach your safe, if you even get the option to do that, someone in your family probably already died.

I edited my post. If that incredibly slim chance does arrive where you do legimately need to defend yourself or your family with a firearm, you probably dont have it in handy anyway. It seems idiotic to arm entire populations for those slim chances.

confirmed for not knowing anything about self defense or gun ownership. please, can you and heskey come back when you guys actually understand the things youre spewing bullshit about
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 06, 2015, 10:14:38 pm
B-b-but this stuff isnt supposed to happen! Guns are gone everyone is supposed to be safe now!!?!?!!!

http://www.mining.com/fifty-killed-in-a-knife-attack-at-a-chinese-colliery/ (http://www.mining.com/fifty-killed-in-a-knife-attack-at-a-chinese-colliery/)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Kunming_attack (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Kunming_attack)
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Thomek on October 06, 2015, 10:17:02 pm
Jesus fucking christ guys.

Don't you see what a fucked up society with such easy access to guns is? You have trigger-happy people everywhere, because everyone MIGHT carry a gun! Police shoot people on the slightest fear that they might have been reaching for something or not even that. There's this constant FEAR of getting killed or shot, making a lot of people want to own one which they are most likely to kill themselves/family with than protect themselves with anyway.

If you love guns, there are ways in which your passion can be fulfilled, even with heavy regulation. Most countries allow gun collection and collectors of all kinds of guns, but you better be sure you have a good reason and a doctors paper before you are allowed to have one. So that's no argument.

And the insanity of letting people walk around on the street carrying guns?? Having one in your car?? Why the fuck do you want that? People are PEOPLE. Biological machines that can go wrong at any moment.

If carry is disallowed, there's a much smaller chance criminals will walk around with them too, out of fear being caught carrying a gun. There's also much less need for them to carry one, as well as non-legal guns will gradually increase in price as the supply diminishes.

Other countries have done this folks. There you walk around without a thought of being shot. Ever.

I live in a poverty stricken city in Poland, and the only protection I have is my wooden katana :) Other people might have a baseball-bat. I know intruders will not walk in with fucking guns.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Lt_Anders on October 06, 2015, 10:30:52 pm
Got 2 rifles under my bed(Bolt Action). Sadly I keep no ammo "handy." It's all in the drawer to my left(for If I take it to a range) or in the closet(where I keep the ammo crates).

Sadly, I keep no 9MM ammo for my Handgun(Tend to shoot it all off at ranges). I keep my Bayonet for the mauser next to my bed at all times.

My stepdad keeps a double barrel shotgun and 2 shells next to his bed if anything happens.

My rifles are horrible Self-defense weapons as they shoot high caliber. TBH I want a shotgun, but my mother has a "rule" that she doesn't want any more weapons in the house, so we don't.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Tibe on October 06, 2015, 10:38:58 pm
confirmed for not knowing anything about self defense or gun ownership. please, can you and heskey come back when you guys actually understand the things youre spewing bullshit about

I...dont know on what grounds that was confirmed, but debate as much as you like. I strongly believe the redneck in you has the powerful urge to deny common sense. Honestly, nothing I said defies common sense. Its basic logic even. I seriuslly dont understand it. Did the gunpowder from all that extensive rangeshooting kill your braincells or something?

B-b-but this stuff isnt supposed to happen! Guns are gone everyone is supposed to be safe now!!?!?!!!
http://www.mining.com/fifty-killed-in-a-knife-attack-at-a-chinese-colliery/ (http://www.mining.com/fifty-killed-in-a-knife-attack-at-a-chinese-colliery/)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Kunming_attack (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Kunming_attack)

Confirmed about being incapable of telling the difference between actual cordinated terrorist attacks and random massacres commited by mentally unstable people. And scrape the bottom of the internet for actual cases as much as you like. I stand by my views.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 06, 2015, 10:39:35 pm

People will just use samurai swords and knives. Usually the trashy people with these problems will only call the police for revenge when things don't go their way like seen in this video, or when they can afford a gun get revenge that way.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: LordBerenger on October 06, 2015, 11:00:58 pm
Ban all guns and have everyone learn krav maga 4 free. Plus if a criminal is seen carrying a gun give him the death sentence.

Win.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Falka on October 06, 2015, 11:04:42 pm
I live in a poverty stricken city in Poland, and the only protection I have is my wooden katana :) Other people might have a baseball-bat. I know intruders will not walk in with fucking guns.

Yeah, but in Poland we have circa 1 gun per 100 people (300 k in total), while
 
the US  have 310 million firearms within its borders
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Kafein on October 06, 2015, 11:06:18 pm
if the US did not have 310 million firearms within its borders, banning guns would be an acceptable course of action.

Voice of reason here. Guns don't magically grow on trees for the criminals to take. In all countries with repressive gun control it's much harder to buy guns illegally than in countries with lax gun control.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 06, 2015, 11:07:32 pm
Jesus fucking christ guys.
allah fucking ackbar guys  :lol:

Don't you see what a fucked up society with such easy access to guns is? You have trigger-happy people everywhere, because everyone MIGHT carry a gun! Police shoot people on the slightest fear that they might have been reaching for something or not even that. There's this constant FEAR of getting killed or shot, making a lot of people want to own one which they are most likely to kill themselves/family with than protect themselves with anyway.
Except there isnt, most people arent afraid, I dont carry a gun, hell, these days i dont even carry a knife longer than 3inches(ok, most days i dont :wink:) I go to a local community college everyday, there is ZERO fear of getting shot

If you love guns, there are ways in which your passion can be fulfilled, even with heavy regulation. Most countries allow gun collection and collectors of all kinds of guns, but you better be sure you have a good reason and a doctors paper before you are allowed to have one. So that's no argument.
In those countries, Self defense. is not a valid reason, not even in your own home. Doctors papers, paperwork, yearly visits by the popo? you dont get treated like a law abiding citizen, you get treated like a fucking criminal. btw, in those countries. your "privilage" to own guns can be taken away at the drop of a hat, even by no mistake on your part.

And the insanity of letting people walk around on the street carrying guns?? Having one in your car?? Why the fuck do you want that? People are PEOPLE. Biological machines that can go wrong at any moment. Because, cant really defend yourself if you dont have it on you :wink:

If carry is disallowed, there's a much smaller chance criminals will walk around with them too, out of fear being caught carrying a gun. There's also much less need for them to carry one, as well as non-legal guns will gradually increase in price as the supply diminishes.
except, they are already carrying guns illegally, so their behavior wouldnt change at all. much less need you say? except for "Doh jamal and me are the only ones with guns, now we can push people around as much as we want!"   

Other countries have done this folks. There you walk around without a thought of being shot. Ever.
Shootings still happen in such "Gun-free lands of peace and happiness."

I live in a poverty stricken city in Poland, and the only protection I have is my wooden katana :) Other people might have a baseball-bat. I know intruders will not walk in with fucking guns.
yea, but good luck with the wood katana, so when the criminals walk in with melee weapons of their own. you guys can have a real life swordfight! itll be just like in cRPG! but a bit more dangerous!



Ban all guns and have everyone learn krav maga 4 free. Plus if a criminal is seen carrying a gun give him the death sentence.

Win.

sounds cool but krav maga is a joke. im thinking keep it weapons based. give everyone blowguns. survival is determined by how good of a job you can blow. all losers slowly die off, world is jammed packed with horny sluts.

win 
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Falka on October 06, 2015, 11:16:27 pm
except, they are already carrying guns illegally, so their behavior wouldnt change at all. much less need you say? except for "Doh jamal and me are the only ones with guns, now we can push people around as much as we want!"   

Except this doesn't happen in countries with harsh gun laws, where you can go to jail for up to 8 years just for carrying a gun without a permit.

yea, but good luck with the wood katana, so when the criminals walk in with melee weapons of their own.

This doesn't happen either.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 06, 2015, 11:18:41 pm
I refer you to statistics, again.

http://forum.melee.org/general-off-topic/another-school-shooting-in-murrica-(oregon-edition)/msg1173014/#msg1173014
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 06, 2015, 11:27:21 pm


sounds cool but krav maga is a joke. im thinking keep it weapons based. give everyone blowguns. survival is determined by how good of a job you can blow. all losers slowly die off, world is jammed packed with horny sluts.

win

Moving the supreme court to Texas and expediting the judicial system would put more criminals in prison and execute murderers faster. This makes more sense than useless gun control laws.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Kafein on October 06, 2015, 11:38:48 pm
put more criminals in prison

The only thing the USA truly needs.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 06, 2015, 11:44:36 pm
The only thing the USA truly needs.

I wonder how many repeat felons turn out to be future murderers. Should bring back the electric chair and firing squads too, save the states some money.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Kafein on October 06, 2015, 11:45:52 pm
I don't know what you're talking about. Must be cool sending people to prison for minor drug offenses though.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 06, 2015, 11:47:17 pm
I don't know what you're talking about. Must be cool sending people to prison for minor drug offenses though.

They don't get sent unless they have stacks of other open cases or plea bargains from previous crimes. More or less if the fuck up again the previous charges get brought against them.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Lt_Anders on October 07, 2015, 12:00:20 am
They don't get sent unless they have stacks of other open cases or plea bargains from previous crimes. More or less if the fuck up again the previous charges get brought against them.

No, he's right here.

The US has real shitty drug laws.(IE DEA can arrest you in "Legal" Weed states because of ICC and "They can't know what isn't grown locally so it's all contraband")
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 07, 2015, 12:11:04 am
No, he's right here.

The US has real shitty drug laws.(IE DEA can arrest you in "Legal" Weed states because of ICC and "They can't know what isn't grown locally so it's all contraband")

Yea but the majority of people who do go to jail for marijuana possession usually have a long list of previous charges that have been brought back against them because of previous plea bargains, aka they fucked up and got given second and third chances then fucked up again. It's a state's rights issue just like gun control, and if states want to legalize drugs that's fine.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Turkhammer on October 07, 2015, 01:20:19 am
No, he's right here.

The US has real shitty drug laws.(IE DEA can arrest you in "Legal" Weed states because of ICC and "They can't know what isn't grown locally so it's all contraband")

It's still against Federal law.  It does not matter if the weed is local or not.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Lt_Anders on October 07, 2015, 01:26:47 am
It's still against Federal law.  It does not matter if the weed is local or not.

But that's not the reason that DEA is allowed to enforce it in legal states. It's the ICC clause the the Supreme courts interpretation of it that gives DEA the right, bypassing the states right to legalize it. Otherwise, in Legal states, it would totally permissible and DEA couldn't touch them.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Turkhammer on October 07, 2015, 01:29:44 am
Jesus fucking christ guys.

Don't you see what a fucked up society with such easy access to guns is? You have trigger-happy people everywhere, because everyone MIGHT carry a gun! Police shoot people on the slightest fear that they might have been reaching for something or not even that. There's this constant FEAR of getting killed or shot, making a lot of people want to own one which they are most likely to kill themselves/family with than protect themselves with anyway.

If you love guns, there are ways in which your passion can be fulfilled, even with heavy regulation. Most countries allow gun collection and collectors of all kinds of guns, but you better be sure you have a good reason and a doctors paper before you are allowed to have one. So that's no argument.

And the insanity of letting people walk around on the street carrying guns?? Having one in your car?? Why the fuck do you want that? People are PEOPLE. Biological machines that can go wrong at any moment.

If carry is disallowed, there's a much smaller chance criminals will walk around with them too, out of fear being caught carrying a gun. There's also much less need for them to carry one, as well as non-legal guns will gradually increase in price as the supply diminishes.

Other countries have done this folks. There you walk around without a thought of being shot. Ever.

I live in a poverty stricken city in Poland, and the only protection I have is my wooden katana :) Other people might have a baseball-bat. I know intruders will not walk in with fucking guns.

That's all fine if you are a strong young man.  It's different if you happen to be a woman, or elderly or face a group of attackers.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: cup457 on October 07, 2015, 04:57:20 am
all these jerkoff say to make guns illegal and send criminals tp jail. well we already do that for just about everything and look how well thats turning out. in america the right to defend yourself is greater than any threat one might feel amd that is why our laws are this way amd if you dont like it you have the freedom to move the fuck away
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Armpit_Sweat on October 07, 2015, 05:09:09 am
all these jerkoff say to make guns illegal and send criminals tp jail. well we already do that for just about everything and look how well thats turning out. in america the right to defend yourself is greater than any threat one might feel amd that is why our laws are this way amd if you dont like it you have the freedom to move the fuck away

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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jeade on October 07, 2015, 05:30:07 am
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Fuck you, man, I didn't say you could use that picture of me and the cheeseburger.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Tibe on October 07, 2015, 08:09:16 am
all these jerkoff say to make guns illegal and send criminals tp jail. well we already do that for just about everything and look how well thats turning out. in america the right to defend yourself is greater than any threat one might feel amd that is why our laws are this way amd if you dont like it you have the freedom to move the fuck away

Funny that the only (pretty much the only)people in the developed world that feel the need to defend themselves with firearms are muricans to defend themselves against other muricans attacking with firearms. The claim that criminals get guns anyway is not a legit claim. Mentally twisted people acting violently in the heat of moment however definately will not get guns, if theres very few around. The state also has a lot easier time tracking people and firearms if there is very few around. Lessening the chance of violence.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Paul on October 07, 2015, 08:59:45 am
Gun control is wrong because guns are fun. Say it!
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Molly on October 07, 2015, 10:00:21 am
[...]
Edit: Let me just say in bold that, if the US did not have 310 million firearms within its borders, banning guns would be an acceptable course of action.
I believe that this is the smartest statement in this thread yet!

[...]
sounds cool but krav maga is a joke.
You're a joke.
"confirmed for not knowing anything about self defense or martial arts. please, can you and heskey come back when you guys actually understand the things youre spewing bullshit about"

Edit: I'd be probably more afraid of my former instructor armed with a newspaper than some ghetto-street-thug dude holding his pistol side-ways... That's a different story tho.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Vibe on October 07, 2015, 11:05:40 am
i want a nuclear fusion reactor in my house

only for my own protection of course

what if there's robbers
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Overdriven on October 07, 2015, 11:20:39 am
all these jerkoff say to make guns illegal and send criminals tp jail. well we already do that for just about everything and look how well thats turning out. in america the right to defend yourself is greater than any threat one might feel amd that is why our laws are this way amd if you dont like it you have the freedom to move the fuck away

The US imprisons more of it's citizens than any other country in the world. That's a separate issue entirely.

But HURR DURR constitution says guns allowed so fuck yeah that has to be the case. And people take the piss out of me in these forums for believing in an outdated ideology.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 07, 2015, 11:24:12 am
Funny that the only (pretty much the only)people in the developed world that feel the need to defend themselves with firearms are muricans to defend themselves against other muricans attacking with firearms. The claim that criminals get guns anyway is not a legit claim. Mentally twisted people acting violently in the heat of moment however definately will not get guns, if theres very few around. The state also has a lot easier time tracking people and firearms if there is very few around. Lessening the chance of violence.

  Yea the US is nothing like Europe.. we have 11+ million illegal immigrants (some say 30 now) and raging drug cartel wars going on in Mexico on the outskirts of our wide open boarder, and 347 million guns in circulation. Banning guns is never going to happen, it's not even an option our Constitution allows. Crime has always been a problem in the US because of the huge influx of immigrants and all the cultures they bring with them. Back in the day it was the Cosa Nostra Italian Mafia and that took 50 years to get rid of them, now it's lots of mafia imitation drug gangs and random psychopaths. Not much has really changed really, just the media can be everywhere now and cover and ignore what it choses to suit political agendas. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_intentional_homicide_rate

Also look at the murder rates in all of these South American countries these people are fleeing from... it makes the Middle-East look like a sunday walk in the park. More people are killed in Venezuela, Honduras and El Salvador than Iraq.


Liberals proposing total banning of guns = suicidal and retarded.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Vovka on October 07, 2015, 11:51:25 am
You talk so much about weapons as a defense against an armed attack ... is there any statistics on successful self-defense ?? After the charlie hebdo someone tried to recreate the attack but with the condition that all journalists were armed. I can not say the exact result, but it was about the same with what happened. And out of mb 10 cases, only one was able to shoot one of the attackers. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESPr7PXmHFk
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 07, 2015, 11:53:57 am
You talk so much about weapons as a defense against an armed attack ... is there any statistics on successful self-defense ?? After the charlie hebdo someone tried to recreate the attack but with the condition that all journalists were armed. I can not say the exact result, but it was about the same with what happened. And out of mb 10 cases, only one was able to shoot one of the attackers.

Does Russia allow gun ownership? Russia has almost twice the homicide rate of the United States.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Vovka on October 07, 2015, 11:55:08 am
Does Russia allow gun ownership? Russia has almost twice the homicide rate of the United States.
nah we use axes and knifes.. guns for weak
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 07, 2015, 11:59:15 am
Yea there is information about the number of crimes deterred by private citizens with guns. The number of fatalities is actually quite low, but hundreds of thousands of crimes have been prevented.

http://takingnote.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/04/15/defensive-gun-use/

just a simple google got me this.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: LordBerenger on October 07, 2015, 12:01:04 pm
Fuck you, man, I didn't say you could use that picture of me and the cheeseburger.

Nice new avatar.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Overdriven on October 07, 2015, 12:05:42 pm
Yea there is information about the number of crimes deterred by private citizens with guns. The number of fatalities is actually quite low, but hundreds of thousands of crimes have been prevented.

http://takingnote.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/04/15/defensive-gun-use/

just a simple google got me this.

Perhaps, but the general outline of that article is the NRA are full of crap with the 2 million mark and the conclusion: As the V.P.C. paper states, “guns are rarely used to kill criminals or stop crimes.”

The most interesting stat there is 'there were only 230 justifiable homicides involving a private citizen using a firearm”'. So if I take this article as correct that answers my question. 230 people fired a gun and killed someone in self defense/whatever. Not very many compared to the 8275 total gun homicides.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 07, 2015, 12:10:08 pm
Perhaps, but the general outline of that article is the NRA are full of crap with the 2 million mark and the conclusion: As the V.P.C. paper states, “guns are rarely used to kill criminals or stop crimes.”

Yea the NRA has their own agenda, it's rare, but it's still 100's of thousands of crimes prevented over years. Also in the worst of situations there probably isn't time to react even if you have a gun, and the majority of weapons stay in homes and never leave.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Vovka on October 07, 2015, 12:13:45 pm
Yea there is information about the number of crimes deterred by private citizens with guns. The number of fatalities is actually quite low, but hundreds of thousands of crimes have been prevented.

http://takingnote.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/04/15/defensive-gun-use/

just a simple google got me this.
230 kills in self-defense and how many were shot dead while trying to self-defense?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 07, 2015, 12:19:54 pm
230 kills in self-defense and how many were shot dead while trying to self-defense?

Probably alot more because murder is random and theres no time to react in most of these situations, if someone sneaks up on you what are your chances if you have a gun or not? it's mostly hundreds of thousands of break ins where people saw the owner had a gun and ran away which deterred the crime. Most people don't carry guns everywhere they go.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Overdriven on October 07, 2015, 12:23:37 pm
Probably alot more because murder is random and theres no time to react in most of these situations, if someone sneaks up on you what are your chances if you have a gun or not? it's mostly hundreds of thousands of break ins where people saw the owner had a gun and ran away which deterred the crime.

But that's all conjecture. Perhaps a lot of those crimes wouldn't happen if criminals didn't feel emboldened because they have a gun?

Going by the statistics presented that's 230 justifiable homicides vs the remaining 8000 unjustifiable. Until the first number outweighs the second there's no argument to be had here.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 07, 2015, 12:27:12 pm
But that's all conjecture. Perhaps a lot of those crimes wouldn't happen if criminals didn't feel emboldened because they have a gun?

Going by the statistics presented that's 230 justifiable homicides vs the remaining 8000 unjustifiable. Until the first number outweighs the second there's no argument to be had here.

Could go either way, maybe more crime if they knew there were no gun owners. Also even if you did ban guns they would still be smuggled into the US through South America and Canada leaving only the criminals with guns. The criminals that did have guns probably accounted for the 250 justifiable, and 1000's of home owner deaths. Back to what vovka said, alot more people probably die trying to defend themselves, which is not accounted for here. Unjustified could also refer to the castle law which some states have and some don't, but no judges really care if the defendant thought they were in danger and shot someone breaking into their house, it will just be labeled unjustified if the criminal didn't have a weapon.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Overdriven on October 07, 2015, 12:34:46 pm
Could go either way, maybe more crime if they knew there were no gun owners. Also even if you did ban guns they would still be smuggled into the US through South America and Canada leaving only the criminals with guns still.

Funnily enough the only articles I can find on gun smuggling and Mexico are from guns being smuggeled from the US into Mexico and not vice versa.

From the US immigration and customs website:
'HSI and its law enforcement partners target the illegal movement of U.S. origin firearms, ammunition, and explosive weapons with the ultimate goal of preventing the procurement of these items by drug cartels, terrorists, human rights violators, foreign adversaries, and other transnational criminal organizations and individuals that utilize these weapons to facilitate criminal activity and commit acts of violence.'

Perhaps TV and films have misrepresented this but it seems the issue is guns leaving the US, not entering.

So illegal firearms most likely crop up from other means. As others have suggested, probably from stealing from legal sources inside the US. As I've said before, if you make guns illegal, owning and carrying them illegal then you cut of the supply of illegal guns. Eventually confiscations ect will clear up the streets for the most parts. Naturally there will be exceptions. But if there are only 230 justifiable homicides vs 8000 then who's going to notice? As no one is actually really using guns to defend themselves in the first place relative to those using them to kill criminally.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 07, 2015, 12:38:13 pm
Justified is just a play on words, a grey area in the law. In some liberal states you are technically legally obliged to allow the criminal an exit from your property unless you think your life is in danger, at 3 in the morning most people will just wake up and shoot them thinking they are in danger, so when they find no weapon on the criminal it will be labeled as unjustified.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 07, 2015, 12:41:55 pm
You talk so much about weapons as a defense against an armed attack ... is there any statistics on successful self-defense ?? After the charlie hebdo someone tried to recreate the attack but with the condition that all journalists were armed. I can not say the exact result, but it was about the same with what happened. And out of mb 10 cases, only one was able to shoot one of the attackers. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESPr7PXmHFk

Yes we went over this, in most circumstances it only takes a split second to get shot, there just isn't enough time to react, real life is not like a movie, if someone gets one up on you in real life you are not going to see it coming and be killed whether you have a gun or not. The majority of firearm owners never take their weapons out of the house, it's not the wild west anymore.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: cup457 on October 07, 2015, 03:35:51 pm
so basically all of you want us to bend over and take it from every motherfucker that wants to, just because you fell threatened by something that isnt evven in your country?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 07, 2015, 04:51:59 pm
If someone puts a gun in your face you bend over or die, regardless of what's in your safe at home or one ill-advised arm movement away from you.
Speak for yourself. All of us aren't scared little nerds.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Overdriven on October 07, 2015, 05:20:10 pm
Speak for yourself. Not all of us are a fictional action hero who can pull out a gun from nowhere and shoot the evil criminal scum all in the time it takes for them to pull the trigger.

Nobody knows how heroic you were if you act like a retard and die immediately cos you have Clint Eastwood/martial artist delusions.

Scared little nerds need a gun to feel safe, and plan their lives as if they live in the wild west or some post apocalyptic wasteland. Hug your gun closer, it'll protect you from those mean old criminals you run into every day.

Heskey give up. It's in the constitution so untouchable. They must own guns and justify it with illogical reasoning because it tells them to do so. Even though it doesn't at all and it's horrendously miss-interpreted.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: LordBerenger on October 07, 2015, 05:25:35 pm
If ''slavery = legal'' was in the constitution, I wonder if these pro constitution tinfoil hats would support that as much as they do the 2nd amendment.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Overdriven on October 07, 2015, 05:27:37 pm
If ''slavery = legal'' was in the constitution, I wonder if these pro constitution tinfoil hats would support that as much as they do the 2nd amendment.

The worst part is they choose to ignore the 'well regulated militia' part and skip right to the end 'the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed'. Even though that first part is fairly critical for determining what the second means.

I'm pretty sure what's going on in the US in terms of gun ownership is not a well regulated militia.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 07, 2015, 05:42:17 pm
Speak for yourself. Not all of us are a fictional action hero who can pull out a gun from nowhere and shoot the evil criminal scum all in the time it takes for them to pull the trigger.

Nobody knows how heroic you were if you act like a retard and die immediately cos you have Clint Eastwood/martial artist delusions.

Scared little nerds need a gun to feel safe, and plan their lives as if they live in the wild west or some post apocalyptic wasteland. Hug your gun closer, it'll protect you from those mean old criminals you run into every day.
Newsflash, the people pulling guns aren't fictional villains either, and can't teleport in front of you with their gun drawn.

I know someone being able to take care of themselves must be so hard to believe for you that it must seem like a delusion, but I suggest seeing the world a bit. Might open your eyes.

I own no guns.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Tibe on October 07, 2015, 06:51:01 pm
  Yea the US is nothing like Europe.. we have 11+ million illegal immigrants (some say 30 now) and raging drug cartel wars going on in Mexico on the outskirts of our wide open boarder, and 347 million guns in circulation. Banning guns is never going to happen, it's not even an option our Constitution allows. Crime has always been a problem in the US because of the huge influx of immigrants and all the cultures they bring with them. Back in the day it was the Cosa Nostra Italian Mafia and that took 50 years to get rid of them, now it's lots of mafia imitation drug gangs and random psychopaths. Not much has really changed really, just the media can be everywhere now and cover and ignore what it choses to suit political agendas. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_intentional_homicide_rate

Also look at the murder rates in all of these South American countries these people are fleeing from... it makes the Middle-East look like a sunday walk in the park. More people are killed in Venezuela, Honduras and El Salvador than Iraq.
Liberals proposing total banning of guns = suicidal and retarded.

I already said that a gunban in the US wouldnt fix anything. You are too far gone. And about cartels. You think that for example the UK and France have less to deal with those? The UK has fucktons of cartels. A lot of criminal bosses consider UK to be the El Dorado of crime. Yet, no gun violence. A lot of stabbing. But no massacres and no innocent bystanders. And your constitution on guns is basically from the colonial age. Dont even bring that constitutionalthing up. Thats a big laugh. Partial reasons it was even adopted was to fight against slave revolts, fight against wild animals, create local militias and fight the king of England.  None of which are actually a thing today.

But no, you are right. In the US banning guns is basically suicidal. You need your guns to fight against other people with guns. Best Yurup can do is to learn from your example and never do it.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jeade on October 07, 2015, 07:02:03 pm
Eventually confiscations ect will clear up the streets for the most parts.

Which would be great, except that we have 310 million firearms within our borders.
The ol' broken windows policing would certainly help to confiscate those firearms, but you'd be leaving law-abiding gun owners without their firearms and criminals with theirs.

Another factor would be the civil war it'd cause.
The government taking all firearms away from people?
That shit wouldn't fly, and for a couple reasons:

Personally, I don't think the Constitution is some holy, sacred document; it's outdated to the point that amendments alone aren't going to fix our problems.
That said, there are simply too many guns in this country to ban or confiscate them.

On another note, I talked to a German guy at a bluegrass festival just this past weekend and asked him how he felt about guns in the US.
His response, when asked about gun ownership in the US, was something similar to:
The US was founded by guns, and guns were an integral part of the US' early days.
On the frontier, if you needed food, you'd use a gun.
If you needed to protect your family, you'd use a gun.
If you needed to protect your life from another country or people, you'd use a gun.

^ This is all irrelevant to the thread, but I just found it interesting and wanted to share what is very likely the reason for our gun culture.

If someone wants to straight-up murder you for no reason, owning a gun is extremely unlikely to help. If someone just wants your tv and you're at home then owning a gun makes it more likely that one of you will be shot, but whichever one of you gets shot at least your tv will probably be safe so that makes it all worthwhile.

It's different for me being in a studio apartment on the ground floor, but back when I was living with my parents, we had a big fat American two story house with a basement and a huge yard.
If someone decided to break in and attempt to steal something, they'd first trigger an alarm.
The moment that alarm goes off, you move everyone to one room, call the police, and arm yourself (and this has happened to me, personally, more than once).
The police will take six or seven minutes to get there, so there's plenty of time for whoever has broken in to grab jewelry before running off.
If whoever broke in decided to enter the room with me and my family, that gun may very well come in handy; you've had plenty of time to acknowledge there may be a threat, you're armed, and you're as safe as you can be.

Under no circumstance would any sensible person try to hunt down an intruder in their home.
As always, you let the thief take their shit and leave, but that's not always how it'll play out.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 07, 2015, 07:20:33 pm

Oh, wassat, you live a normal life + 'take care of yourself' without needing a gun? I trust your superior world experience Xant (lol), so clearly people dont need a gun to defend themselves, as you yourself have proved. As I figured, you're just being obnoxious for the sake of it.
I don't live in the US...
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 07, 2015, 07:46:58 pm
If ''slavery = legal'' was in the constitution, I wonder if these pro constitution tinfoil hats would support that as much as they do the 2nd amendment.

Yes and this was only amended because the US government at the time was losing a war against a rebellion. They had no intention of doing this otherwise.

I have no purpose, directly or indirectly, to interfere with the institution of slavery in the States where it exists. I believe I have no lawful right to do so, and I have no inclination to do so.  - Abraham Lincoln's inaugural address 1861

Heskey give up. It's in the constitution so untouchable. They must own guns and justify it with illogical reasoning because it tells them to do so. Even though it doesn't at all and it's horrendously miss-interpreted.

How are you going to form a well regulated militia without the right of the people to keep and bear arms? The original founders also thought the military should not be a permanently funded operation, and the government should be dependent on the states not the other way around.

A government big enough to give you everything you want, is big enough to take away everything you have - Thomas Jefferson
 
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Tibe on October 07, 2015, 07:57:10 pm
How are you going to form a well regulated militia without the right of the people to keep and bear arms? The original founders also thought the military should not be a permanently funded operation, and the government should be dependent on the states not the other way around.

A government big enough to give you everything you want, is big enough to take away everything you have - Thomas Jefferson

Founding fathers? Their opinions might have been relevant in the colonial times, but its kinda irrelevant now. Suprise suprise, times have changed. I think if I lived back than aswell, id probably want to carry firearms and be supportive of all my fellow countrymen arming themselves. Its not so vital anymore.

 And dont you think that states being entirely self-dependant is actually a bad thing, on a count that it kinda ununifies a nation as a whole and makes it easier to shatter by minor internal conflicts?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 07, 2015, 08:11:14 pm
Founding fathers? Their opinions might have been relevant in the colonial times, but its kinda irrelevant now. Suprise suprise, times have changed. I think if I lived back than aswell, id probably want to carry firearms and be supportive of all my fellow countrymen arming themselves. Its not so vital anymore.

 And dont you think that states being entirely self-dependant is actually a bad thing, on a count that it kinda ununifies a nation as a whole and makes it easier to shatter by minor internal conflicts?

The idea was to keep our federal government from meddling in foreign affairs and loyal to the people, and separate us from European influence. The bill of rights sole existence is to assure anti-federalists would be given enough personal freedom to limit the power of the federal government.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Tibe on October 07, 2015, 08:24:48 pm
And how does your grandpas right to own assault rifles come into play with all that?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 07, 2015, 08:30:13 pm
And how does your grandpas right to own assault rifles come into play with all that?

A majority of a state's population decides that, as it should be. They also get to decide what the definition of a assault rifle is.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jeade on October 07, 2015, 08:41:38 pm
And how does your grandpas right to own assault rifles come into play with all that?

Well, first I'd ask you to define what an "assault rifle" is.
I used to be on the anti-assault rifle bandwagon, actually, but realized it was horseshit.
This right here is my hog hunting rifle:
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You may look at that and say "that's an assault rifle," but in reality, it's a semi-automatic rifle, just like every other non-bolt action hunting rifle.
If anything, it's even less of an "assault rifle" as it's notoriously difficult to mount anything on an AK reliably.

Now, the Constitution states we have the right to maintain a militia and bear arms, but I don't think that's entirely relevant today, either.
However, being invaded by foreign powers is a thing.
I doubt that'll happen with the US (any time soon, anyway), and it's more of an afterthought, but the privilege of being able to own firearms is a nice one.

All that said, rifles are rarely used in crimes except for these terrible massacres we see.
Pistols are, by and large, the issue we have with gun violence in the US.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 07, 2015, 08:51:14 pm
Well, first I'd ask you to define what an "assault rifle" is.
I used to be on the anti-assault rifle bandwagon, actually, but realized it was horseshit.
This right here is my hog hunting rifle:
(click to show/hide)
You may look at that and say "that's an assault rifle," but in reality, it's a semi-automatic rifle, just like every other non-bolt action hunting rifle.
If anything, it's even less of an "assault rifle" as it's notoriously difficult to mount anything on an AK reliably.

Now, the Constitution states we have the right to maintain a militia and bear arms, but I don't think that's entirely relevant today, either.
However, being invaded by foreign powers is a thing.
I doubt that'll happen with the US (any time soon, anyway), and it's more of an afterthought, but the privilege of being able to own firearms is a nice one.

All that said, rifles are rarely used in crimes except for these terrible massacres we see.
Pistols are, by and large, the issue we have with gun violence in the US.

Add a bayonet mount and you can get charged with a 25,000$ felony  :lol:
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jeade on October 07, 2015, 09:04:11 pm
Add a bayonet mount and you can get charged with a 25,000$ felony  :lol:

Noted!
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Tibe on October 07, 2015, 09:22:03 pm
However, being invaded by foreign powers is a thing.
I doubt that'll happen with the US (any time soon, anyway), and it's more of an afterthought, but the privilege of being able to own firearms is a nice one.

Than do it like the Šwiss. Put detonation charges on everything, give everybody some gun, but keep the ammo highly regulated. Arming the civilian population with real bullets and real guns is quite a bad idea. As we can clearly see from the current example.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: AntiBlitz on October 07, 2015, 09:28:35 pm
Than do it like the Šwiss. Put detonation charges on everything, give everybody some gun, but keep the ammo highly regulated. Arming the civilian population with real bullets and real guns is quite a bad idea. As we can clearly see from the current example.

Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: LordBerenger on October 07, 2015, 09:28:48 pm
Or give more financial aid to scientists and techheads who'll eventually come up with cheaper and better body armors and soon we'll have cybernetics that will protect our heads too.

Win

Our future is augmented
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Turkhammer on October 07, 2015, 09:36:11 pm
You talk so much about weapons as a defense against an armed attack ... is there any statistics on successful self-defense ?? After the charlie hebdo someone tried to recreate the attack but with the condition that all journalists were armed. I can not say the exact result, but it was about the same with what happened. And out of mb 10 cases, only one was able to shoot one of the attackers. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESPr7PXmHFk

There's all kind of horseshit on youtube Vovka, including videos that "prove" Russian missiles did not shoot down the Malaysian airliner. 

There was one "documentary" by a liberal source to prove that being armed would make no difference in a violent encounter.  The participants were equipped with paintball guns and protective masks with the pistols under long shirts.  They were in an auditorium full of unarmed participants.  Two instructors playing assailants came in with paint ball pistols and threatened or actually did shoot the lecturer at the front of the auditorium. 

The only catch was that it was a set up.  The instructors knew exactly who the armed participants were and exactly where they were seated.  My point is you can set any demonstration up to give the results you want.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Turkhammer on October 07, 2015, 09:37:37 pm
Than do it like the Šwiss. Put detonation charges on everything, give everybody some gun, but keep the ammo highly regulated. Arming the civilian population with real bullets and real guns is quite a bad idea. As we can clearly see from the current example.

The Swiss live on a mountain.  It's easy to defend.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Tibe on October 07, 2015, 09:40:12 pm

Yeah. And how many people would be willing to go through the hassle? Im pretty sure you can also invent a gun by studing it from Youtube. You can also make drugs with little effort. Does that make anti-druglaws completely pointless? Definately no. Again, I think you are confusing the whats possible with what is how easily accessible. Personally im starting to understand pro-gunnuts. They dont really claim that it doesnt really work, their general claim is that it does not work 100% and thereby is a worthless attempt. Or that it doesnt work in the US, because US is different than other fairylands. Ofcourse their claim that it wont work in the US is true.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 07, 2015, 09:44:32 pm
There's all kind of horseshit on youtube Vovka, including videos that "prove" Russian missiles did not shoot down the Malaysian airliner. 

There was one "documentary" by a liberal source to prove that being armed would make no difference in a violent encounter.  The participants were equipped with paintball guns and protective masks with the pistols under long shirts.  They were in an auditorium full of unarmed participants.  Two instructors playing assailants came in with paint ball pistols and threatened or actually did shoot the lecturer at the front of the auditorium. 

The only catch was that it was a set up.  The instructors knew exactly who the armed participants were and exactly where they were seated.  My point is you can set any demonstration up to give the results you want.
You have to be amazingly detached from reality anyway to think making a scenario like that proves a single fucking thing.

People who don't have experience with guns seem to think they're not objects like everything else, like a glass or a chair, no, guns are made out of magic, and when you touch one, everyone receives the same magical skills and abilities.

When in reality... how the fuck can a YouTube video prove anything? Guns don't make anyone an elite killer, neither the aggressor nor the defender. The outcome depends on who the aggressor is and who the defender is. Guns are just tools. You can't prove that a carpenter can't hit a nail with a hammer by giving a hammer to a newborn baby and telling it to hit a nail.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jeade on October 07, 2015, 09:56:57 pm
I'm posting this in bold so you'll see it and click on it. (https://www.reddit.com/r/PoliticalDiscussion/comments/33yotr/why_arent_guns_as_important_for_europeans_as_for/cqpmdej)
It's clear and totally understandable that most of you outside the US see US gun culture as insane.
I think the link above sheds some light on it and helps explain our differences.
Please check it out!

I'll say again that I'm all for mandatory registration, but I'm skeptical about mental health screenings and the possibility they might be abused or used incorrectly.
With the Oregon shooter, he apparently had Asperger's syndrome, so perhaps there's a fight to be had there? Who knows.

You can't prove that a carpenter can't hit a nail with a hammer by giving a hammer to a newborn baby and telling it to hit a nail.

Something that bothered me with the Hebdo reenactment is that the YT's failed to understand that, in an active shooter situation, an armed civilian might die, but might also save others in the process or scare off the shooter.
Granted, the smartest thing to do is run, but that may not always be a possibility.
If you do have the opportunity to fight back, you accept the consequences of attempting to do so.
It may work out, and it may not.
Certainly, "advancing on the threat" and running down a hallway guns blazing is a surefire way to get shot and killed.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 07, 2015, 10:11:04 pm
Something that bothered me with the Hebdo reenactment is that the YT's failed to understand that, in an active shooter situation, an armed civilian might die, but might also save others in the process or scare off the shooter.
Granted, the smartest thing to do is run, but that may not always be a possibility.
If you do have the opportunity to fight back, you accept the consequences of attempting to do so.
It may work out, and it may not.
Certainly, "advancing on the threat" and running down a hallway guns blazing is a surefire way to get shot and killed.
One of the things about concealed carry is that you don't have to draw your gun. You just have the option to do so; "warriors are the only ones who can choose pacifism, others are condemned to it." If you judge your odds better if you just submit, then you can do that even if you're armed. If, however, you're unarmed and judge your odds worse if you submit, i.e., the shooters are walking around the office executing everyone, you can't magic a gun out of thin air.

But like I said before, those "reenactments" are ridiculous. All they prove is that that particular person, in a made up setting, against those particular "attackers", all armed with fake guns, wasn't able to "kill" them both. It certainly doesn't prove that there wasn't someone in the Hebdo offices who, given a gun, couldn't have handled the situation against the two incompetent attackers.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Molly on October 07, 2015, 10:12:12 pm
I'd like to throw a thesis into the room and see how it pans out:

I say that having extensive, reality-driven hand to hand combat training gives you a higher percentage on successfully protect yourself/your family/your property than simply owning a gun, going to a range sometimes/hunt with buddies 5 times a year.

Discuss :)
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Kafein on October 07, 2015, 10:12:52 pm
A thread with Jeade is always a pleasure.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 07, 2015, 10:12:55 pm
I'd like to throw a thesis into the room and see how it pans out:

I say that having extensive, reality-driven hand to hand combat training gives you a higher percentage on successfully protect yourself/your family/your property than simply owning a gun, going to a range sometimes/hunt with buddies 5 times a year.

Discuss :)
Having both the training and a gun gives you even better odds.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Laufknoten on October 07, 2015, 10:15:27 pm
You have to be amazingly detached from reality anyway to think making a scenario like that proves a single fucking thing.

People who don't have experience with guns seem to think they're not objects like everything else, like a glass or a chair, no, guns are made out of magic, and when you touch one, everyone receives the same magical skills and abilities.

When in reality... how the fuck can a YouTube video prove anything? Guns don't make anyone an elite killer, neither the aggressor nor the defender. The outcome depends on who the aggressor is and who the defender is. Guns are just tools. You can't prove that a carpenter can't hit a nail with a hammer by giving a hammer to a newborn baby and telling it to hit a nail.
Armed Civilian = can stop the shooter and therefore stop the killing
Unarmed Civilian = can't stop the shooter -> everyone dies

It's as simple as that.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jeade on October 07, 2015, 10:26:26 pm
A thread with Jeade is always a pleasure.

Not sure if sarcasm but
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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 07, 2015, 10:34:18 pm
I'd like to throw a thesis into the room and see how it pans out:

I say that having extensive, reality-driven hand to hand combat training gives you a higher percentage on successfully protect yourself/your family/your property than simply owning a gun, going to a range sometimes/hunt with buddies 5 times a year.

Discuss :)

Scripted situational training does not stack up against Boxing/Muay Thai etc other full contact competition sports. Every time I see those casual mom-friendly self-defense classes I just think those people are better off running for their lives in 100% of situations. They just give people enough confidence for someone physically stronger to pummel the shit out them because there's no physical conditioning involved.

Source: I've boxed for 12 years on and off and one thing you quickly learn is how fast you can be on the wrong end of a lopsided struggle if you are outmatched.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Turkhammer on October 07, 2015, 11:34:11 pm
I'd like to throw a thesis into the room and see how it pans out:

I say that having extensive, reality-driven hand to hand combat training gives you a higher percentage on successfully protect yourself/your family/your property than simply owning a gun, going to a range sometimes/hunt with buddies 5 times a year.

Discuss :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YyBtMxZgQs (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YyBtMxZgQs)

Depends.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Leshma on October 07, 2015, 11:41:48 pm
A thread with Jeade is always a pleasure.

Liberal scum thinks alike huehuehue

No seriously, it is very refreshing to see active forumite from USA who isn't member of glorious Robertson family.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 07, 2015, 11:49:18 pm
too off topic my bad  :P
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 08, 2015, 01:26:28 am
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 08, 2015, 02:16:16 am
Liberal scum thinks alike huehuehue

No seriously, it is very refreshing to see active forumite from USA who isn't member of glorious Robertson family.

xaxaxaxaxaxaxa  :lol:  it's very refreshing to see a serbling who idolizes Putin and hates 99.9% of Americans !
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: LordBerenger on October 08, 2015, 03:58:35 am
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YyBtMxZgQs (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YyBtMxZgQs)

Depends.

Melee 2handers confirmed to be the people who want to nerf/remove guns.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: cup457 on October 08, 2015, 04:03:11 am
ma boy jeade with the n-pap we bros
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Thryn on October 08, 2015, 06:28:25 am
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Rando on October 08, 2015, 08:32:59 am
just lol @ all these shiteating yuro-peons saying "hurpa derpa just stop letting everyone have guns xD" as if you can just delete all guns by passing some law. fuckin rofl
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: GRANDMOM on October 08, 2015, 09:31:20 am
What does all these schoolshootings have in common?

-Schools

The logic thing to do here is to close all schools, not to get guncontroll like everyone else in the free western world that has never seen or heard of schoolshootings!!
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Overdriven on October 08, 2015, 10:03:52 am

How are you going to form a well regulated militia without the right of the people to keep and bear arms? The original founders also thought the military should not be a permanently funded operation, and the government should be dependent on the states not the other way around.


The well regulated part explains that. That would suggest proper training, adequate storage of arms ect. Perhaps blame the founding fathers for not thinking it through properly but the term militia seems to have been grossly stretched beyond intent, and only at a stretch could it ever be interpreted as 'everyone have a gun in your draw'.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Vibe on October 08, 2015, 10:18:58 am
just lol @ all these shiteating yuro-peons saying "hurpa derpa just stop letting everyone have guns xD" as if you can just delete all guns by passing some law. fuckin rofl

No, but it sure fucking helps you dumbass
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Mr_Oujamaflip on October 08, 2015, 10:47:05 am
No, but it sure fucking helps you dumbass
Would it though?

If I break into a house there is a chance the homeowner will shoot me if he has a gun, there is also a chance that I will shoot him as I have a gun. That gives criminals a higher risk when it comes to stealing stuff. If you remove the gun from the homeowner then the criminal has less risk, and therefore more likely to break into the house as it's safer. This means more break ins would occur as the criminal can defend himself with a gun that's illegally obtained but the homeowner can't. People will probably get shot a lot less in this case, but stuff like break ins, carjacking etc would become more common since guns are still pretty easily obtained illegally purely due to the number of them in the country. Therefore I think if guns were made illegal fatal shootings would drop significantly but overall crime would increase.

Even if I'm wrong, simply making them illegal wouldn't necessarily work or necessarily help since the number of weapons available both legally and illegally is much too high for an on/off switch to work. It wasn't so bad in England as there just wasn't as many guns.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 08, 2015, 10:52:14 am
The well regulated part explains that. That would suggest proper training, adequate storage of arms ect. Perhaps blame the founding fathers for not thinking it through properly but the term militia seems to have been grossly stretched beyond intent, and only at a stretch could it ever be interpreted as 'everyone have a gun in your draw'.

And if you chose to interpret it like that it still falls under the 10th Amendment and firearms would still be legal. And no it's not a gross stretch beyond intent, it was put there to protect the citizenry and their liberties. Liberal policies of gun control have already failed in many areas of the US with high minority populations, the most notorious being Washington D.C and Chicago. Outright banning firearms would not only be illegal but it would not be tolerated by an even larger majority who would simply refuse to comply.


Also controversial militias do exist that are not affiliated with the government, they showed up in areas where the police were told to stand down and filled their role to protect citizens and their property when the government wouldn't. Whether they are properly trained or have adequate arms is a matter of opinion, but alot of them are ex-military and law enforcement and seemed chummy with the local authorities.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Overdriven on October 08, 2015, 11:15:36 am
And if you chose to interpret it like that it still falls under the 10th Amendment and firearms would still be legal. And no it's not a gross stretch beyond intent, it was put there to protect the citizenry and their liberties. Liberal policies of gun control have already failed in many areas of the US with high minority populations, the most notorious being Washington D.C and Chicago. Outright banning firearms would not only be illegal but it would not be tolerated by an even larger majority who would simply refuse to comply.

That entirely depends on how much pressure the NRA ect would have on state legislature. Some states may enforce it, some wouldn't.

Sure it was. But as I stated, in no way is what the US has now, a well regulated militia. Arguing otherwise is just daft. So that part has blatantly been ignored.

If they refuse to comply they break the law. And if they break the law they are charged with whatever offences and dealt the punishment. But in no way would banning them, other than in controlled and regulated militias, be illegal.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 08, 2015, 11:23:14 am
That entirely depends on how much pressure the NRA ect would have on state legislature. Some states may enforce it, some wouldn't.

Sure it was. But as I stated, in no way is what the US has now, a well regulated militia. Arguing otherwise is just daft. So that part has blatantly been ignored.

If they refuse to comply they break the law. And if they break the law they are charged with whatever offences and dealt the punishment. But in no way would banning them, other than in controlled and regulated militias, be illegal.

The official controlled well-regulated Militia already exists. Every state has a National Guard at their disposal which is armed and funded by the home state and under the command of the state's government. It can also be mobilized and used by the Federal government when needed.

If they refused to comply who would enforce it? The majority of Law enforcement and Military personnel are pro 2nd Amendment, as well as a large majority of citizens.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: GRANDMOM on October 08, 2015, 11:25:51 am
Since the Columbine High School shooting in 1999, there have been 31 school shootings in the United States and only 14 in the rest of the world combined.

http://o.canada.com/news/interactive-mass-shootings-around-the-world-since-1996

What is the answer to your problem?

Im sure there is a lot of things to consider, but surely the easy access to guns must at least be a factor on the subject even for those that say "dont touch our guns". I think, cant be arsed to look up, that more or less all European nations has some kind of regulation on guns, Im sure it differs from country to country but still some sort of regulation.

If owning a gun, and from I have read almost half of the households in USA do, prevents crime - howcome when looking at police recorded cases per 100000 population USA ends up looking pretty bad compared to countries with gun control?

Howcome homocide in USA is so high only Mexico and Estonia has a higher rate in the whole of OECD, and that comparing countries like Sweden/Spain/Germany with your homicide rates USA has a  5 times higher rate per 100000 pop?

Perhaps starting out by prohibiting guns that has a sole purpose of killing humans and not used for hunting would be start?

 

Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Overdriven on October 08, 2015, 11:28:31 am
The official controlled well-regulated Militia already exists. Every state has a National Guard at their disposal which is armed and funded by the home state and under the command of the state's government. It can also be mobilized and used by the Federal government when needed.

If they refused to comply who would enforce it? The majority of Law enforcement and Military personnel are pro 2nd Amendment, as well as a large majority of citizens.

Well there you go. If that's the case there is 0 need for other citizens to own a gun.

If such a high profile law is passed I expect that law enforcement would have to enforce it. Unless law enforcers in the US are more unprofessional than most...
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: [ptx] on October 08, 2015, 11:36:06 am
A thread with Jeade is always a pleasure.
Because of the avatars, right? :lol:
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 08, 2015, 11:36:16 am
Well there you go. If that's the case there is 0 need for other citizens to own a gun.

If such a high profile law is passed I expect that law enforcement would have to enforce it. Unless law enforcers in the US are more unprofessional than most...

And those organizations took an oath to uphold and protect the constitution. Law Enforcement are more reluctant than they were before to enforce laws in certain communities now it's true.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 08, 2015, 11:47:36 am
Since the Columbine High School shooting in 1999, there have been 31 school shootings in the United States and only 14 in the rest of the world combined.

http://o.canada.com/news/interactive-mass-shootings-around-the-world-since-1996

What is the answer to your problem?

Im sure there is a lot of things to consider, but surely the easy access to guns must at least be a factor on the subject even for those that say "dont touch our guns". I think, cant be arsed to look up, that more or less all European nations has some kind of regulation on guns, Im sure it differs from country to country but still some sort of regulation.

If owning a gun, and from I have read almost half of the households in USA do, prevents crime - howcome when looking at police recorded cases per 100000 population USA ends up looking pretty bad compared to countries with gun control?

Howcome homocide in USA is so high only Mexico and Estonia has a higher rate in the whole of OECD, and that comparing countries like Sweden/Spain/Germany with your homicide rates USA has a  5 times higher rate per 100000 pop?

Perhaps starting out by prohibiting guns that has a sole purpose of killing humans and not used for hunting would be start?

 

  The culture of America is always changing, but probably for the worse. Violence is glorified and portrayed as the number one solution to problems, and I think this message the media and entertainment industries put out rubs off on unstable people, and people with no moral guidance. No country in Europe glorifies violence as much as the US or is as obsessed with guns. America has yet to accept that it also has a large unfounded mental illness and behavioral problem as well, because nothing is being done about it.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 08, 2015, 12:34:43 pm
Due to the numbers in circulation already, guns will still exist. But saying 'criminals will still get them' seems simplistic as not all criminals are equal, and even if still 'available' the guns in circulation would rocket in price if made illegal. Some 'criminals' may potentially happen to have underworld connections and a large float of surplus cash sufficient to get a gun, but a lot of petty criminals (your bog-standard home invader or carjacker) wont. Getting shot less is a generally a good thing.

Americans always like to say they do things 'bigger' and 'better' than everyone else, so let them brag about clearing up a larger number of guns than anything the lame Europoors ever had to deal with, 'US so stronk we got rid of way more guns than u', that seems like the natural outcome.

  Yes lets isolate the large majority of law abiding and responsible citizens by taking away their rights and voiding the one important thing they believe makes the United States unique and prosperous, that one thing the entire Military and every Law enforcement agency upholds and protects by oath. That will go over well, just as well as it went over in jolly old England. Except in England there weren't 317 million guns in circulation, and your entire nation's history was not based and founded upon a Constitutional compact between the state's and the government.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Vibe on October 08, 2015, 12:37:57 pm
  Yes lets isolate the large majority of law abiding and responsible citizens by taking away their rights and voiding the one important thing they believe makes the United States unique and prosperous,

Wait so guns make US unique and prosperous or what am I missing here?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Molly on October 08, 2015, 12:39:07 pm
  Yes lets isolate the large majority of law abiding and responsible citizens by taking away their rights and voiding the one important thing they believe makes the United States unique and prosperous, that one thing the entire Military and every Law enforcement agency upholds and protects by oath. That will go over well, just as well as it went over in jolly old England. Except in England there weren't 317 million guns in circulation, and your entire nation's history was not based and founded upon a Constitutional compact between the state's and the government.
Proves my theory that only the idiot Brits/French/whoever-there-was ventured to the new land and those with a proper dosage of common sense stayed behind.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Vovka on October 08, 2015, 12:41:47 pm
one important thing they believe makes the United States unique and prosperous,
WWI and WWII?  :D
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 08, 2015, 12:49:04 pm
Wait so guns make US unique and prosperous or what am I missing here?

No, the agreement that the Federal government can't override the checks and balance system in the Constitution to pass laws by itself without the authorization and representation of the states, essentially putting us back to square one where we were ruled by a King in London. The US isn't a pseudo-dictatorship like the Russian Federation where the government can just pass laws and regulations without a clear majority of representatives from the state's agreeing on it.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 08, 2015, 12:52:16 pm
No, the agreement that the Federal government can't override the checks and balance system in the Constitution to pass laws by itself without the authorization and representation of the states, essentially putting us back to square one where we were ruled by a King in London.

OBAMACARE YOU TWAT!!!! and I quote Nancy Shitbag Whoreface Pelosi “But we have to pass the [health care] bill so that you can find out what’s in it....” So that's exactly what they fucking did. Big pharma. Fuck don't even get me started.

We need stricter gun control laws or just eliminate pistols all together. Fuck what you think, it's the right thing to do. Sick of still arguing this shit. Open your fucking eyes you dumb cunts. And fuck off for good measure.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 08, 2015, 01:11:51 pm
Proves my theory that only the idiot Brits/French/whoever-there-was ventured to the new land and those with a proper dosage of common sense stayed behind.

And all those Hessian mercenaries fighting for England that George Washington captured decided to stay and live here too.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 08, 2015, 01:13:48 pm
The 2nd amendment was an amendment of your constitution (specifically the 2nd one), it was not in the original when the nation was based and founded. And you pledge to uphold the constitution, this constitution is a legal document that is changed and revised (hence the multiple amendments) so what's the big deal? We're not saying tear the constitution in half and use it as toilet paper, just amend it like you always do.

'Right to Bear Arms' is vague and already limited beyond the purest interpretation of that clause (you cant privately own an atomic bomb or ICBM in the US, are these not technically 'Arms'?). Considering there is already a risk/value judgement on scale and types of 'Arms' that have been invented since the amendment was made, why not clarify it further? To make you die-hard constitution fans happy why not 'Right to Bear Arms, specified as the arms readily known and available at the time of this constitution's signing', you can all protect yourselves with muskets then as your precious founding fathers intended.

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but but but HESKEYTIME what about all those criminals armed to the teeth! They're going to shoot me and my freedoms with their superior firepower!
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 08, 2015, 01:15:56 pm
The 2nd amendment was an amendment of your constitution (specifically the 2nd one), it was not in the original when the nation was based and founded. And you pledge to uphold the constitution, this constitution is a legal document that is changed and revised (hence the multiple amendments) so what's the big deal? We're not saying tear the constitution in half and use it as toilet paper, just amend it like you always do.

'Right to Bear Arms' is vague and already limited beyond the purest interpretation of that clause (you cant privately own an atomic bomb or ICBM in the US, are these not technically 'Arms'?). Considering there is already a risk/value judgement on scale and types of 'Arms' that have been invented since the amendment was made, why not clarify it further? To make you die-hard constitution fans happy why not 'Right to Bear Arms, specified as the arms readily known and available at the time of this constitution's signing', you can all protect yourselves with muskets then as your precious founding fathers intended.

It's not the amendment it's the violation of the compact that's important. Read the 10th amendment.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 08, 2015, 01:23:08 pm
The Tenth Amendment (Amendment X) to the United States Constitution, which is part of the Bill of Rights, was ratified on December 15, 1791.[1] It expresses the principle of federalism, which undergirds the entire plan of the original Constitution, by stating that the federal government possesses only those powers delegated to it by the Constitution. All remaining powers are reserved for the states or the people. In drafting this amendment, its framers had two purposes in mind: first, as a necessary rule of construction; and second, as a reaffirmation of the nature of the federal system.

LOL if you believe that common folk actually influence any type of decision our government makes! Like for real dude. The only time it matters what people think is when it's time for re-election. Then, they placate us by showing us numbers on heavily influenced media programs that our votes matter, etc, etc; but where is the fucking proof eh? It's still the electoral college (allegedly) that has the final say in the end. Furthermore, it's how much financial backing, by whom this backing comes from, and what lobbying groups they've catered too that determines any sort of outcome in everything our government does. It's all about the money guy, and keeping the American public ignorant and feeding us placebo so we don't question it. Just watch any late night tv show where they ask people random questions and see how dumb, on average, the American public is.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 08, 2015, 01:32:27 pm
The Tenth Amendment (Amendment X) to the United States Constitution, which is part of the Bill of Rights, was ratified on December 15, 1791.[1] It expresses the principle of federalism, which undergirds the entire plan of the original Constitution, by stating that the federal government possesses only those powers delegated to it by the Constitution. All remaining powers are reserved for the states or the people. In drafting this amendment, its framers had two purposes in mind: first, as a necessary rule of construction; and second, as a reaffirmation of the nature of the federal system.

LOL if you believe that common folk actually influence any type of decision our government makes! Like for real dude. The only time it matters what people think is when it's time for re-election. Then, they placate us by showing us numbers on heavily influenced media programs that our votes matter, etc, etc; but where is the fucking proof eh? It's still the electoral college (allegedly) that has the final say in the end. Furthermore, it's how much financial backing, by whom this backing comes from, and what lobbying groups they've catered too that determines any sort of outcome in everything our government does. It's all about the money guy, and keeping the American public ignorant and feeding us placebo so we don't question it. Just watch any late night tv show where they ask people random questions and see how dumb, on average, the American public is.

You don't need to lie or type all of that. Just admit that you are too fat and lazy to go out and vote or you would know there are state law propositions, questions and representatives you could vote for. 
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 08, 2015, 01:36:39 pm
They say ignorance is bliss. Just keep believing that your vote actually matters because unless you've got 20 million dollars to donate, it doesn't. You just keep buying what they're selling you.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 08, 2015, 02:00:02 pm
They say ignorance is bliss. Just keep believing that your vote actually matters because unless you've got 20 million dollars to donate, it doesn't. You just keep buying what they're selling you.

Has it ever struck you that you are part of the ignorant public you rant about? This ties into that bigger than the gun issue problem I was talking about earlier. You are literally too dumb and lazy to know how the government works. You only see the presidential election as meaningful, yet you want the Federal government to step in and fix all the problems for you when the Federal government can't do anything without the approval of the state's elected representatives. Then you probably wonder why things don't change to your liking and want the constitution amended. Typical liberal mentality right there.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 08, 2015, 02:06:33 pm
I'm actually fiscally conservative, and liberal on social issues. I understand exactly how the government works and it's kind of naive to think that you can make a change. Just saying, that's my opinion on the matter. Our government is so corrupted by corporations and lobbying groups that nothing ever gets done and we just keep perpetuating what's convenient or what we can make an election issue. No matter how many letters I write to my state rep, or who I vote for, it doesn't matter in the end.

Not enough of us (citizens) can agree on anything or are even willing to secede any points we are trying to make. Take this thread for example, no one, that I've read, has taken a step back to try and view it from another's perspective or even propose some sort of solution. Except for myself, and I was quickly told by Antiblitz, that's that what he was trying to tell me, because he missed my point on the gun issue to begin with. At which point, I was too tired from working 12 hour shifts all week to try and argue further.

We need stricter laws on gun control and we need to seriously consider what is acceptable as far as firearm possession is concerned. The problem, 98% of gun owner's don't want to give up shit, instead blaming mental health of the shooter's. That's fine and stuff but you can't make progress unless a discussion can be established, and one can't. You've got each side holding strong to a position, no one trying to make a common ground for discussion. NRA saying more guns and "liberals", as ignorant fucks blanket umbrella anyone with a differing opinion call them, saying less guns more laws. So again I ask, what's the fucking point?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: AntiBlitz on October 08, 2015, 03:11:09 pm
Not enough of us (citizens) can agree on anything or are even willing to secede any points we are trying to make. Take this thread for example, no one, that I've read, has taken a step back to try and view it from another's perspective or even propose some sort of solution. Except for myself, and I was quickly told by Antiblitz, that's that what he was trying to tell me, because he missed my point on the gun issue to begin with. At which point, I was too tired from working 12 hour shifts all week to try and argue further.

We need stricter laws on gun control and we need to seriously consider what is acceptable as far as firearm possession is concerned. The problem, 98% of gun owner's don't want to give up shit, instead blaming mental health of the shooter's. That's fine and stuff but you can't make progress unless a discussion can be established, and one can't. You've got each side holding strong to a position, no one trying to make a common ground for discussion. NRA saying more guns and "liberals", as ignorant fucks blanket umbrella anyone with a differing opinion call them, saying less guns more laws. So again I ask, what's the fucking point?

I cant see how i missed your point, you havent changed it once, its been the same broken record shit for thirty goddamn pages, so dont even try.  Some how "missing a point" is not agreeing with somebody, news to me. 

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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 08, 2015, 03:44:15 pm
that's because you can't read and comprehend. It's ok.

You were all like no shit idiot that's what we do we register firearms. And I was like, no fucking shit and gave up, because that wasn't the point I was trying to make. I was telling you we needed stricter regulations and all you did was simplify it. That's how you missed the fucking point. But I'm not going to sit here and circle jerk another 4 pages with you so get fucked m8.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: AntiBlitz on October 08, 2015, 04:09:13 pm
that's because you can't read and comprehend. It's ok.

You were all like no shit idiot that's what we do we register firearms. And I was like, no fucking shit and gave up, because that wasn't the point I was trying to make. I was telling you we needed stricter regulations and all you did was simplify it. That's how you missed the fucking point. But I'm not going to sit here and circle jerk another 4 pages with you so get fucked m8.

you havent made a valid point yet, you just reiterate the same concept with no further insight on how you perceive it to be done, and to what is already in place in terms of the laws.  Youre just another of the ill-informed, and you havent a clue what you are actually arguing about, but yep, ill concede, you got me.

On another note, ive found the true reason to continue the possession of guns, its clearly so we can take photos of chicks with guns.  We cannot afford to let go of firearms if they are nestled within the breastsisis of a beautiful woman.  This will be my stance now, Pro-guns for women with guns.

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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 08, 2015, 04:17:50 pm
On another note, ive found the true reason to continue the possession of guns, its clearly so we can take photos of chicks with guns.  We cannot afford to let go of firearms if they are nestled within the breastsisis of a beautiful woman.  This will be my stance now, Pro-guns for women with guns.

As a form of our newly made peace treaty, I'll give you this, and we can both agree, guns used as props with hot chicks is acceptable:

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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: AntiBlitz on October 08, 2015, 04:20:56 pm
As a form of our newly made peace treaty, I'll give you this, and we can both agree, guns used as props with hot chicks is acceptable:

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im glad we could come to an agreement.

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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: cup457 on October 08, 2015, 05:35:40 pm
the easiest way to explain our right to bear arms is to look at our law system. our law system is set up so that the chance of an innocent man going to nail is almost nil. everyime a man that has been wrongfully jailed appears it makes headlines. even at the risk of guilty men going free we have this system. it is the same with guns. even at the risk of armed crime we allows citizens to defend themselves
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 08, 2015, 05:54:41 pm
get fucked cup. This thread is now about titties and guns. No one gives a shit, nor will change anyone's mind with your typing. Blitz and I have tried and failed and other's have for 30 something pages. Take a hint m8 or fuck off.

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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Vovka on October 08, 2015, 06:17:14 pm
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Post by: Oberyn on October 08, 2015, 06:33:52 pm
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-34480404

"Spencer Stone: France train terror hero stabbed in US"

My thoughts go out to this fucking hero, hope he's doing well and that the attack had nothing to do with his actions on the train. Probably just a routine stabbing, maybe a mugging, says he was trying to protect his friend. Sigh, if only these barbaric americans could see that guns are evil, this would never have happened. Our much more morally advanced european ethos means the only thing he ever had to deal with here was a religious fanatic with an AK-47 attempting a mass murder.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: AntiBlitz on October 08, 2015, 06:34:51 pm
the easiest way to explain our right to bear arms is to look at our law system. our law system is set up so that the chance of an innocent man going to nail is almost nil. everyime a man that has been wrongfully jailed appears it makes headlines. even at the risk of guilty men going free we have this system. it is the same with guns. even at the risk of armed crime we allows citizens to defend themselves
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Post by: Xant on October 08, 2015, 06:35:33 pm
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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Turkhammer on October 08, 2015, 06:48:45 pm
It's very much tied up by a series of 'what ifs' on both sides:

- 'What if someone tries to murder me and my family?'
- 'What if someone is mentally ill?'
- 'What if a kid gets their hands on a gun?'
- 'What if the government becomes tyrannical and the peasantry need to rise up?'
- 'What if the US experienced a land invasion from a foreign power and the US military couldn't cope?'
- 'What if all the petty criminals still had guns and the police didn't effectively restrict the supply?'

It becomes very abstract when every single one of these 'what ifs' are extremely unlikely in an individual person's day-to-day existence. But on a grander scale, certain occurrences are much more likely than others - (eg. A mentally ill person or a child getting their hands on a gun is likely to happen on a semi-regular basis in a large country with an abundance of firearms).

You can pull stats on successful defensive uses of firearms and try to crunch some numbers regarding people murdered by guns and whether owning a gun makes you more or less likely to die in a home invasion, again the stats may not mean much to an individual person as there are so many variables in any given confrontation (and everyone likes to imagine that they're special and would absolutely win a firefight no matter the context or statistical likelihood). But when setting laws or determining the level of control, stats absolutely matter.

But what is ultimately more subjective is the personal risk-taking. If someone points a gun at you do you think 'I'm dead already, YOLO!' and try to reach for your own gun? It could feasibly work out for you in individual cases. Or do you think 'I stand a better chance of surviving if i'm unarmed/they think i'm unarmed' in a given situation? Or are you never going to be in a situation where someone has their gun on you without first having your own gun out? In that case do you whip your gun out every time you see anyone approach you? How long would you live doing that?

There are no reliable stats.  To my knowledge no one has scientifically tabulated the data necessary.

Don't you think that muggings, home invasions, spousal abuse/attempted murder also happen on a semi regular basis in a large country?

During a home invasion, street mugging, mass shooting, or other potentially violent encounter the unarmed person has placed his fate COMPLETELY in the hands of the perpetrator.  Quite a few people are unwilling to place themselves in that situation.   

Being armed in public requires an attitude that is difficult for many people to assume.  Many people assume that once they are carrying a weapon they need fear no one and not have to take any shit.  Quite the opposite is true.  A person carrying a concealed weapon must be the most humble of persons.  No rude hand gestures to other drivers, insults, which if unarmed would result in fisticuffs, must be ignored.  Confrontation assiduously avoided.  The use of a firearm to protect your life or that of your family is deadly serious and the threat to you must be deadly serious as well.

Heskey, you like to frame everything in black and white when in reality everything is situational.  If you are in a public place such as a theater or mall and a madman is methodically shooting people, if you are armed you'd better either flee or open fire on him because it relatively clear what is going to happen.  If you encounter a thug aiming a gun at you, I'd say you'd be better off trying to give him what he wants because your draw won't ever beat his trigger finger.  Being armed is not a talisman that wards off all evil magically.  It will not solve every possible encounter.


Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Turkhammer on October 08, 2015, 06:50:41 pm
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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: AntiBlitz on October 08, 2015, 07:18:11 pm
There are no reliable stats.  To my knowledge no one has scientifically tabulated the data necessary.

Don't you think that muggings, home invasions, spousal abuse/attempted murder also happen on a semi regular basis in a large country?

During a home invasion, street mugging, mass shooting, or other potentially violent encounter the unarmed person has placed his fate COMPLETELY in the hands of the perpetrator.  Quite a few people are unwilling to place themselves in that situation.   

Being armed in public requires an attitude that is difficult for many people to assume.  Many people assume that once they are carrying a weapon they need fear no one and not have to take any shit.  Quite the opposite is true.  A person carrying a concealed weapon must be the most humble of persons.  No rude hand gestures to other drivers, insults, which if unarmed would result in fisticuffs, must be ignored.  Confrontation assiduously avoided.  The use of a firearm to protect your life or that of your family is deadly serious and the threat to you must be deadly serious as well.

Heskey, you like to frame everything in black and white when in reality everything is situational.  If you are in a public place such as a theater or mall and a madman is methodically shooting people, if you are armed you'd better either flee or open fire on him because it relatively clear what is going to happen.  If you encounter a thug aiming a gun at you, I'd say you'd be better off trying to give him what he wants because your draw won't ever beat his trigger finger.  Being armed is not a talisman that wards off all evil magically.  It will not solve every possible encounter.

im sorry, are you trying to have a discussion, i cant seem to see past all these women with guns.

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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Angantyr on October 08, 2015, 07:27:05 pm
nah we use axes and knifes.. guns for weak
It may be a luxury but guns are also viewed as cowardly here, same with other weapons. Knives are frequently used but it's mostly an immigrant weapon, like being many against one in a fight. Many natives have an honor codex of fighting 1 vs 1 but immigrants generally attack in groups and see nothing wrong with it (and I speak from plenty of experience here not prejudice), much like I see certain segments of blacks doing in the US.
40-50 years ago most didn't even continue beating people when they were down but considered the fight as ended. That has changed with my generation, also among natives.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 08, 2015, 07:48:30 pm
Immigrants (Somalis, Iraqis, other pakis) like to attack in large groups here as well. There's been a large culture shift in Finland overall, just like in Denmark the fights looked very different in the 70-90s, there was a "code of honor." Not to say things were better back then objectively, Helsinki was a lot more dangerous to walk than it is now. The difference is that if you get attacked now, it's probably by a group that's extremely desensitized to violence and there's a good chance you'll end up getting jumped on when down.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Bronto on October 08, 2015, 07:51:15 pm
That's it, I've notified the authorities, people are still arguing their points as if they matter to other people.

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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Angantyr on October 08, 2015, 08:02:53 pm


Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 08, 2015, 08:10:40 pm
- 'What if the government becomes tyrannical and the peasantry need to rise up?'


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Post by: Tibe on October 08, 2015, 08:23:18 pm
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The fact of how retarded all of this is(exept the babes with guns) and you dont understand it, makes me worry a bit about your mental health. As I understand it, your main claim from these silly images is that you do not have enough guns to stop gun violence. You need more guns to fight the gun violence. Like the awnser to fighting drugs is making and selling more drugs. And the awnser to ending all wars is having more wars. Kinda would work, from a retarded one-sided viewpoint. Mostly would still do more harm than good.

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Post by: Thryn on October 08, 2015, 11:45:18 pm
The fact of how retarded all of this is(exept the babes with guns) and you dont understand it, makes me worry a bit about your mental health. As I understand it, your main claim from these silly images is that you do not have enough guns to stop gun violence. You need more guns to fight the gun violence. Like the awnser to fighting drugs is making and selling more drugs. And the awnser to ending all wars is having more wars. Kinda would work, from a retarded one-sided viewpoint. Mostly would still do more harm than good.

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if some nignog with a mexican smuggled gun runs into my house, i'll be sure to grab my +3 katana

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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: AntiBlitz on October 09, 2015, 02:02:55 am
The fact of how retarded all of this is(exept the babes with guns) and you dont understand it, makes me worry a bit about your mental health. As I understand it, your main claim from these silly images is that you do not have enough guns to stop gun violence. You need more guns to fight the gun violence. Like the awnser to fighting drugs is making and selling more drugs. And the awnser to ending all wars is having more wars. Kinda would work, from a retarded one-sided viewpoint. Mostly would still do more harm than good.

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i have no idea when i said any of that, but hey, im the one with mental problems, okay, sure.  The images were just funny pics related to the topic, christ, cant even put up funny memes without it being some huge fucking debate.  Thats why i went to the chicks, everybody agrees with the chicks.
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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 09, 2015, 02:11:07 am

The subtitles never had a chance.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jeade on October 09, 2015, 05:04:40 am

WARNING: MODERATE SARCASM AHEAD
I was about to try to make a few points, but you've made a great point already, Angantyr.
This video is for all of you who think we need to get rid of our guns.
That whole collection of videos could have been shot in North County Saint Louis, and that's exactly why I'd prefer to keep my guns.

Here's my entry fee, too.
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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 09, 2015, 05:21:46 am


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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Tibe on October 09, 2015, 07:22:50 am
i have no idea when i said any of that, but hey, im the one with mental problems, okay, sure.

You always said that, back in those other gunthreads. I just put your general argument into a single sentence and I quess it even sounds retarded to you.

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Your points are quite solid Jeade. Pretty hard to argue. I quess in the US it makes sense to be armed. The problem is that the US got a little too late with disarming its civilian population. And now an entire culture has risen up about prasing firearms and industries making heavy profit. All countries have had a point where their civilians had the right to bear arms, but those laws were retracted once stability was regained. US however never retracted it. And now its too late. So much is in circulation that your criminals will be easly fully armed forever.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jeade on October 09, 2015, 07:48:46 am
Your points are quite solid Jeade. Pretty hard to argue. I quess in the US it makes sense to be armed. The problem is that the US got a little too late with disarming its civilian population. And now an entire culture has risen up about prasing firearms and industries making heavy profit. All countries have had a point where their civilians had the right to bear arms, but those laws were retracted once stability was regained. US however never retracted it. And now its too late. So much is in circulation that your criminals will be easly fully armed forever.

That's honestly where I stand: It's too late.
Guns are going to exist in this country whether you like it or not, whether your state likes it or not, or whether the Fed likes it or not.
I will say again that I believe pistols are the real issue here despite scary polymer rifles showing up in the news most, but there are simply way the fuck too many to make them go away.
Besides that, a few others have posted great statistical resources which show how seemingly well and how seemingly poorly gun control works in different countries across the globe.
What needs to be focused on (in my opinion) is mandatory registration (to be used in investigations after a crime), and greater focus on mental health and culture.

I truly don't believe that gun violence is as simple as there being too many guns or too few regulatory checks; I believe it's both, and only one of those options is truly feasible.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Tibe on October 09, 2015, 08:45:49 am
Well a countries stability also comes to play here. Which is kinda the reason why US gunviolence is so shocking. For a stable Western country its too much.

I can somehow accept the fact that its about survival. I dont however agree that its your freedom. Cause if thats the case I also have a freedom to snort cocaine and own nuclear warheads. Because why am I denied my right to get high and the neibhouring country next to mine is an agressive cunt who actually does have nukes aimed at me. I would like to defend myself. See. I can make a rather valid freedom statement aswell.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Xant on October 09, 2015, 09:33:51 am
Well a countries stability also comes to play here. Which is kinda the reason why US gunviolence is so shocking. For a stable Western country its too much.
Look at the statistics. The answer lies in demographics.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 09, 2015, 09:39:59 am
Well a countries stability also comes to play here. Which is kinda the reason why US gunviolence is so shocking. For a stable Western country its too much.

I can somehow accept the fact that its about survival. I dont however agree that its your freedom. Cause if thats the case I also have a freedom to snort cocaine and own nuclear warheads. Because why am I denied my right to get high and the neibhouring country next to mine is an agressive cunt who actually does have nukes aimed at me. I would like to defend myself. See. I can make a rather valid freedom statement aswell.

Each country in the EU has different laws much like every individual state in the US has different state laws. The European Union would basically be the comparison of our Federal government. Would you want the EU to micromanage the laws of every country in Europe, or would you want it left to the individual nation to decide? This is where the Constitution comes into play, it limits what the state and federal government's boundaries are. You wouldn't want to give the EU the authority to manage every little problem in every European nation's domestic affairs much like there are people in the US who wouldn't want to give the Federal government the power to do that here. Does the EU have the authority to ban firearms in individual European nations?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Angantyr on October 09, 2015, 10:02:39 am
The subtitles never had a chance.
Human beings also don't stand a chance. Most of the time it's entirely impossible to understand even a single word they are 'saying' except 'nigga' and 'ya kno' I'm sayin', and when you do understand a few consecutive words it's not really sentences but sequences of the same few words repeated over and over and over. I remember a study once done on the vocabulary of this type of hood friends, though I don't have it at hand, but it showed they possessed far below the average number of words of normal human beings, even small children if I remember correctly.

Also notice how they swarm single opponents when they assault white people/'crackers'. Like vermin.

What I find most amazing about these videos is that they aren't KKK recruitment ads but actual videos made by the 'stars' themselves, a template for their cultural self-image.

Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Grytviken on October 09, 2015, 10:20:01 am
Human beings also don't stand a chance. Most of the time it's entirely impossible to understand even a single word they are 'saying' except 'nigga' and 'ya kno' I'm sayin', and when you do understand a few consecutive words it's not really sentences but sequences of the same few words repeated over and over and over. I remember a study once done on the vocabulary of this type of hood friends, though I don't have it at hand, but it showed they possessed far below the average number of words of normal human beings, even small children if I remember correctly.

Also notice how they swarm single opponents when they assault white people/'crackers'. Like vermin.

What I find most amazing about these videos is that they aren't KKK recruitment ads but actual videos made by the 'stars' themselves, a template for their cultural self-image.

  The most violent areas are the government funded housing projects that were intended to be temporary affordable housing.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Paul on October 09, 2015, 05:39:53 pm
Oh come on, America. At least wait with the next shooting until this thread is dead.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: LordBerenger on October 09, 2015, 06:07:40 pm
Imma lock this before it turns into a Stormfront Jr clubhouse.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: LordBerenger on October 18, 2015, 02:42:47 am
Re-opened thread. But don't be racists now or I'll lock this thread faster than a Mexican who's cutting your lawn.
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Clockworkkiller on October 18, 2015, 02:44:42 am
Jew friend
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Sir_Hans on October 18, 2015, 06:24:55 am
I don't allow Mexican to cut my lawn because I don't trust him with sharp blades.

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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: LordBerenger on October 18, 2015, 12:49:02 pm


Incest loving,inbreeding, manipulative, evil, white devil

I don't allow Mexican to cut my lawn because I don't trust him with sharp blades.

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Yes. Back to 4Chan with you for further studying
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Jambi on October 19, 2015, 03:55:56 am
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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: LordBerenger on October 22, 2015, 03:11:13 pm
Ayy lmao
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Tagora on October 23, 2015, 07:25:13 pm
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Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Kafein on October 23, 2015, 07:31:06 pm
Is that last one supposed to be taking Morpheus' glasses off of his body?
Title: Re: Another school shooting in Murrica (Oregon edition)
Post by: Richyy on October 23, 2015, 08:01:16 pm
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lmao