moon
Satire for Sanity
I really don't think he's from this country. Not sure though. He sure doesn't like it no matter where he is from.
Sorry, I'll try to act dumber and pseudo-patriotic.
I really don't think he's from this country. Not sure though. He sure doesn't like it no matter where he is from.
Is the moon made of green cheese?
Moonie pinhead mis-states the purpose of guns in the first place and that feeds his argument....
We can just as easily state, with certainty, that guns are made for shooting, period.....how you shoot them and what you shoot at are totally under the control
of the shooter......the gun has no control over the user....the user has total control over the gun....
If the gun shoots, it does exactly what it was designed to go..
....and that ends the legal responsibility of the manufacturer....
A gun IS NOT made specifically to kill people..
Can we state that poison is made specifically to kill ?....it would sound reasonable, at first....but it would be wrong.....
School is dismissed for today, moonpie...
Only his brain.
False. The purpose of guns that are designed to kill people is to kill people. Even a fraud like you should be able to get a handle on that.
False. As the gun used to kill people was designed to kill people then the manufacturer will always carry responsibility for it. He cannot be held responsible if a gun that was not designed to kill people was misused.
A very, very stupid statement , Fraud. It's evident to any half-assed twat that some guns have no other purpose.
How so ?
False. Guns are not designed to 'kill people'
The vast majority of guns are NEVER used to kill people. They are used for target shooting and hunting. Neither of which kills people.
Again... no gun is designed to kill people.
They are designed to be fired.
A gun used for target practice is not being used to kill people.
While some guns are not meant for hunting, there isn't a single one that isn't used for target shooting.
So your premise that the guns are designed to kill people is not accurate.
The manufacturer does not bear the responsibility for the actions of the person that buys the gun.
No gun is designed so that people can go kill innocent people. Not one.
So despite people showing you other purposes, you will ignore them because you want to continue trolling?
A manufacturer bears no responsibility for a product being used for which it was not intended, ESPECIALLY when it is stated not to do so in the literature that said purchase contains (the owners manual).
Further there is the moral ramifications of what you argue. You essentially state that I, a Freeborn man, am not free to own property nor to defend myself. And I am no free to do so not because of my actions, but the actions of another.
And then you would assert that I am not free to engage in legal business, again because of the uncontrollable actions of someone whom wishes to abuse their own rights. For someone so concerned with the plight of the Palestinian people, you should probably under more than nothing at all about human rights.
You're correct under the current 2005 legislation. However, that is now open to challenge and the Act should be struck down- in a sane country.
Moonie pinhead mis-states the purpose of guns in the first place and that feeds his argument....
We can just as easily state, with certainty, that guns are made for shooting, period.....how you shoot them and what you shoot at are totally under the control
of the shooter......the gun has no control over the user....the user has total control over the gun....
If the gun shoots, it does exactly what it was designed to go......and that ends the legal responsibility of the manufacturer....
A gun IS NOT made specifically to kill people....nor is a knife, but both can be used for that purpose.....
Can we state that poison is made specifically to kill ?....it would sound reasonable, at first....but it would be wrong.....
The term "poison" is often used colloquially to describe any harmful substance—particularly corrosive substances, carcinogens, mutagens, teratogens and harmful pollutants, and to exaggerate the dangers of chemicals. Paracelsus (1493–1541), the father of toxicology, once wrote: "Everything is poison, there is poison in everything. Only the dose makes a thing not a poison" (see median lethal dose). The law defines "poison" more strictly. Substances not legally required to carry the label "poison" can also cause a medical condition of poisoning.
School is dismissed for today, moonpie...
A manufacturer bears no responsibility for a product being used for which it was not intended, ESPECIALLY when it is stated not to do so in the literature that said purchase contains (the owners manual).
Further there is the moral ramifications of what you argue. You essentially state that I, a Freeborn man, am not free to own property nor to defend myself. And I am no free to do so not because of my actions, but the actions of another.
And then you would assert that I am not free to engage in legal business, again because of the uncontrollable actions of someone whom wishes to abuse their own rights. For someone so concerned with the plight of the Palestinian people, you should probably under more than nothing at all about human rights.
False. Guns are not designed to 'kill people'
The vast majority of guns are NEVER used to kill people. They are used for target shooting and hunting. Neither of which kills people.
Again... no gun is designed to kill people. They are designed to be fired. A gun used for target practice is not being used to kill people. While some guns are not meant for hunting, there isn't a single one that isn't used for target shooting. So your premise that the guns are designed to kill people is not accurate. The manufacturer does not bear the responsibility for the actions of the person that buys the gun. No gun is designed so that people can go kill innocent people. Not one.
So despite people showing you other purposes, you will ignore them because you want to continue trolling?
A manufacturer bears no responsibility for a product being used for which it was not intended, ESPECIALLY when it is stated not to do so in the literature that said purchase contains (the owners manual).
The state has a duty to protect everybody. That duty includes a responsibility to prevent members of the public from slaughtering each other. In a sane country the demos would have trust in the protectors it elects. I sympathize with your evident need to take your self-protection into your own hands, I really do, and I'm sure that a dramatic reduction in the type of weapons permitted for general ownership will bring both sides of the debate closer together.Further there is the moral ramifications of what you argue. You essentially state that I, a Freeborn man, am not free to own property nor to defend myself. And I am no free to do so not because of my actions, but the actions of another.
And then you would assert that I am not free to engage in legal business, again because of the uncontrollable actions of someone whom wishes to abuse their own rights. For someone so concerned with the plight of the Palestinian people, you should probably under more than nothing at all about human rights.
Poor moonpie
A gun IS NOT made specifically to kill people..
That is untrue in the case of lethal weapons designed specifically to kill people. No marine, for example, is given an assault rifle along with a warning not to kill anybody with it.
The state has a duty to protect everybody. That duty includes a responsibility to prevent members of the public from slaughtering each other. In a sane country the demos would have trust in the protectors it elects. I sympathize with your evident need to take your self-protection into your own hands, I really do, and I'm sure that a dramatic reduction in the type of weapons permitted for general ownership will bring both sides of the debate closer together.
War, unfortunately, is a different consideration. I'd like to see every Palestinian able to defend himself and his family, just like you- but Palestinians are under constant and long-term lethal attack. You're not.
this is not even remotely true, as Castle rock v. Gonzalez (among others) clearly state.The state has a duty to protect everybody. That duty includes a responsibility to prevent members of the public from slaughtering each other.
your definition of sane needs alot of work.In a sane country the demos would have trust in the protectors it elects.
wanna bet?I sympathize with your evident need to take your self-protection into your own hands, I really do, and I'm sure that a dramatic reduction in the type of weapons permitted for general ownership will bring both sides of the debate closer together.
Well stated....moonie hates Jews rather than cares for Palestinians....he gets his "news" from Middle East sources and expects us to accept it as 100% fact.....not much
different than the other pinheads that repeat bs from left wing huffington and media matters, etc. and expects everyone to not question the source....but routinly
rejects news from legitimate sources such as Fox News and the WSJ and CNN....
How would you describe the weapons issued to , for example, special forces overseas ?
That's part of the design process. Guns which are designed to kill people- such as those issued to persons who are employed to kill people- include firing mechanisms. Most special forces would insist that they be included.
There are an awful lot of dead people who would disagree, if they could.
Sure it is. Guns which are designed to kill people do kill people. That's what they're for.
You're correct under the current 2005 legislation. However, that is now open to challenge and the Act should be struck down- in a sane country.
Well, you'd have to show me one that wouldn't fire when pointed at an innocent person.
Trolling, eh ? I've tried to be courteous to you but it's evident that you're just another moronic dumbass- so I'll treat you as such from here on.
On the other hand, this fraudulent ' US Navy veteran ' is a neoZionist arse-licker who rejects that the crew of the USS Liberty were murdered by the Israelis and is more than willing to accept the offered shekels as hush-money.
http://www.usslibertyveterans.org/
He thinks that the deliberate machine-gunning of life-rafts was ' accidental' . He ain't a vet worth spit.
this is not even remotely true, as Castle rock v. Gonzalez (among others) clearly state.
your definition of sane needs alot of work.
You are either a troll or an idiot. You tell us which it is.
In your case there's no element of doubt.