My Solution

dimitrispearljam

dancepartner wrote:

Ugh...

haha..you having a great way to say and spot things..love it..

JimmyV

PJ_Soul wrote:

What if someone commits crime with a legal firearm? Or an illegal firearm that was at one point legal?

This is part of the trick gun advocates are trying to pull. My gun is legal, so if I shoot you with it then it is a crime using a legal gun. BUT...that is the only scenario in which a crime can be committed by a legal gun. If you take my gun away and shoot me, that is an illegal gun since you did not have a permit for it. If I have house guests with children, and one finds the key to my arms locker and the guns within, and then shoots the other, that too is no longer a legal gun. There is a lot of cooking the numbers going on regarding what is and is not a legal gun.

LIBERTY!

dimitrispearljam

JimmyV wrote:

PJ_Soul wrote:

What if someone commits crime with a legal firearm? Or an illegal firearm that was at one point legal?

This is part of the trick gun advocates are trying to pull. My gun is legal, so if I shoot you with it then it is a crime using a legal gun. BUT...that is the only scenario in which a crime can be committed by a legal gun. If you take my gun away and shoot me, that is an illegal gun since you did not have a permit for it. If I have house guests with children, and one finds the key to my arms locker and the guns within, and then shoots the other, that too is no longer a legal gun. There is a lot of cooking the numbers going on regarding what is and is not a legal gun.

LIBERTY!

haha../i could drink beers with you,all day long..
no worries,,we will take a cab to go back home....no ones driving..

DS1119

JimmyV wrote:

PJ_Soul wrote:

What if someone commits crime with a legal firearm? Or an illegal firearm that was at one point legal?

This is part of the trick gun advocates are trying to pull. My gun is legal, so if I shoot you with it then it is a crime using a legal gun. BUT...that is the only scenario in which a crime can be committed by a legal gun. If you take my gun away and shoot me, that is an illegal gun since you did not have a permit for it. If I have house guests with children, and one finds the key to my arms locker and the guns within, and then shoots the other, that too is no longer a legal gun. There is a lot of cooking the numbers going on regarding what is and is not a legal gun.

LIBERTY!

I guess that person could always steal someone's booze and their car as well. I guess they could take a knife out of someone's kitchen and slash someone's throat with is as well. Hell they could take the can of gas someone has for their mower and set the entire family on fire to. I guess all of these things need to be banned and further restricted from the innocent because of the criminals. Makes sense.

DS1119

dimitrispearljam wrote:

JimmyV wrote:

PJ_Soul wrote:

What if someone commits crime with a legal firearm? Or an illegal firearm that was at one point legal?

This is part of the trick gun advocates are trying to pull. My gun is legal, so if I shoot you with it then it is a crime using a legal gun. BUT...that is the only scenario in which a crime can be committed by a legal gun. If you take my gun away and shoot me, that is an illegal gun since you did not have a permit for it. If I have house guests with children, and one finds the key to my arms locker and the guns within, and then shoots the other, that too is no longer a legal gun. There is a lot of cooking the numbers going on regarding what is and is not a legal gun.

LIBERTY!

haha../i could drink beers with you,all day long..
no worries,,we will take a cab to go back home....no ones driving..

But just in case you did choose to drive I think we need to take away your booze and car. :roll:

Hugh Freaking Dillon

DS1119 wrote:

I guess that person could always steal someone's booze and their car as well. I guess they could take a knife out of someone's kitchen and slash someone's throat with is as well. Hell they could take the can of gas someone has for their mower and set the entire family on fire to. I guess all of these things need to be banned and further restricted from the innocent because of the criminals. Makes sense.

all of those things you mentioned have a use in daily life.

guns don't.

pretty.

fucking.

simple.

DS1119

Hugh Freaking Dillon wrote:

DS1119 wrote:

I guess that person could always steal someone's booze and their car as well. I guess they could take a knife out of someone's kitchen and slash someone's throat with is as well. Hell they could take the can of gas someone has for their mower and set the entire family on fire to. I guess all of these things need to be banned and further restricted from the innocent because of the criminals. Makes sense.

all of those things you mentioned have a use in daily life.

guns don't.

pretty.

fucking.

simple.

Sure they do. To protect, hunt and for sport.

dimitrispearljam

Hugh Freaking Dillon wrote:

all of those things you mentioned have a use in daily life.

guns don't.

pretty.

fucking.

simple.

waisting.

your.

time.

simple.

DS1119

dimitrispearljam wrote:

Hugh Freaking Dillon wrote:

all of those things you mentioned have a use in daily life.

guns don't.

pretty.

fucking.

simple.

waisting.

your.

time.

simple.

You're right he is wasting his time.

catefrances

DS1119 wrote:

catefrances wrote:

DS1119 wrote:

Guns are designed to hunt and protect. It's not weak at all. If anything alcohol has absolutely no benefit to society but impair people's judgment.

so... how many songs do you reckon musicians we listen to have written whilst drunk??? how many words do you think someone like hemingway or kerouac wrote whilst under the influence??? to say alcohol has no benefit to society is naive, not to mention foolish and without foundation.

Alcohol for art....guess I should use that one if I'm ever pulled over while drunk. :?

BTW...Hemingway was an avid gun enthusiast.

http://www.amazon.com/Hemingways-Guns-S ... 0892727209

" This intriguing book is effectively a biography of Ernest Hemingway, told through his extensive collection of shotguns, rifles and pistols. Unsurprisingly for a man who served in the First World War and was an embedded reporter during the Second World War, Hemingway's life was one of excitement and action. The tree authors reveal Hemingway owned many guns, which in many ways defined his life and death. For example, an early anecdote informs the reader Hemingway was taught to shoot when he was just two-and-a-half years old, and was able to shot a pistol by the time he was four. Though written for the American market, those with an interest in firearms of all types and the man himself will find much of interest within these 184 pages. There are over 100 0photographs of Hemingway, his family and his collection from various archives, including some particularly hair-raising photographs of the great author shooting cigarettes from his associates' mouths and hands with rifles. "

yes im aware hemingway was a gun enthusiast.. afterall he ended his life thusly. tho what that has to do with alcohol induced 'inspiration' is beyond me.. care to enlighten me?

JonnyPistachio

DS1119 wrote:

JonnyPistachio wrote:

And he loved guns so much that he used one to end his own life.

Would you prefer he used a knife instead?

:?
I have no preference of how someone else kills themselves. What an asinine question.

whgarrett

I don't know if anyone has said this yet but we are well on our way to having microchips.

It's called a smart phone.