Where is one safer,

[Irish]

Ooo someone can't do math or adjust for population.

 

[Irish]

in downtown London, in a nation with less than 600 gun related deaths a year, or a shopping mall in the US where 30,000+ a year die from gun violence?

There's a reason the latest terrorist in London had to use a van and knifes, if it was the US in a similar attack they could have wiped out dozens if not hundreds with a beforehand trip to the local gun shop

I guess you haven't heard of France. Where similar tough gun laws are in place, but where terrorizers used assault rifles.

 

[Irish]

Why doesn't the US? Simple, we have too many individuals who believe all the gun manufacture' propaganda echoed by the gun manufactures' puppet organization the NRA that guns are necessary to keep one safe and are a Constitutional right

It is a constitutional right... Are you being obtuse on purpose?

 

[SmarterthanYou]

Why doesn't the US? Simple, we have too many individuals who believe all the gun manufacture' propaganda echoed by the gun manufactures' puppet organization the NRA that guns are necessary to keep one safe and are a Constitutional right

1. it IS a constitutionally guaranteed right
2. if guns don't keep us safer, then what are they for?

 

[SmarterthanYou]

Sure it works, that's why the US has 30,000+ gun related deaths a year, nearly a third in homicide, ranks along side third world nations in gun ownership, and provides easy access to just about anyone to nearly any weapon of their choice.

this is pure unadulterated bullshit. I can't go to the local gunstore and buy a machine gun. why?

Sure that is just what the Founding Fathers had in mind two hundred plus years ago

what do YOU believe that the founders intended with the 2nd Amendment?

So you concur then that it is safer in downtown London today than in most shopping malls in America, and you appear happy with that opinion

whats their overall violent crime rate, including rape, theft, mugging, and knife crime?

 

[SmarterthanYou]

You don't have to ban guns. the children can keep their toys, but making access to guns difficult would be a big step, when a person on a terror watch list can go in a buy a weapon of his choice it ain't right

what other 'rights' would you like to have tests for before they can be exercised? voting? free speech?

 

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in downtown London, in a nation with less than 600 gun related deaths a year, or a shopping mall in the US where 30,000+ a year die from gun violence?

There's a reason the latest terrorist in London had to use a van and knifes, if it was the US in a similar attack they could have wiped out dozens if not hundreds with a beforehand trip to the local gun shop

30,000 people a year die in shopping malls from gun violence?

You do realize that you are spouting bogus stats out of context right?

Also, are you saying that it is OK that people are run down by SUVs and stabbed to death as long as it isn't a gun? It sounds like you are saying you are willing to live with islamic terrorism as long as they don't use guns

 

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Why doesn't the US? Simple, we have too many individuals who believe all the gun manufacture' propaganda echoed by the gun manufactures' puppet organization the NRA that guns are necessary to keep one safe and are a Constitutional right

the right to bear arms is a constitutional right guaranteed to us. It isn't given to us. It is guaranteed. It has been reaffirmed by the Supreme Court. You know the final arbiter of all things constitutional according to liberals?

 

[Buckly J. Ewer]

the right to bear arms is a constitutional right guaranteed to us. It isn't given to us. It is guaranteed. It has been reaffirmed by the Supreme Court. You know the final arbiter of all things constitutional according to liberals?

More Guns!