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aka123 08-29-2014 07:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Vendzilla (Post 20209289)
You are a fucking idiot if you think you can argue with someone that lives there thinking you know more than they do from books or TV. Shows what a fucking troll you are.

You don't like our culture, stay at home then

Know more about your culture? I think you don't really grasp the concept of facts, opinions, etc. Also knowing something and agreeing on something aren't the same thing.

I don't think that guns and especially self-defence are the only parts of your culture, but hey, maybe I just don't know it. Why would I stay at home if I don't like your culture? Last time when I watched outside window, it wasn't USA, or USA isn't even close.

MaDalton 08-29-2014 07:19 AM

after all these years i learned this is a pointless discussion.

a large group of Americans (not all) want to keep their guns and a large group on non-Americans (not all) shake their heads in disbelief

/thread

robwod 08-29-2014 07:21 AM

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Originally Posted by MaDalton (Post 20209301)
after all these years i learned this is a pointless discussion.

a large group of Americans (not all) want to keep their guns and a large group on non-Americans (not all) shake their heads in disbelief

/thread

Exactly :2 cents:

aka123 08-29-2014 07:24 AM

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Originally Posted by robwod (Post 20209291)
Certainly I have opinions, but not to the point I want to visit an American owned and operated board and then outwardly question the culture of that board's largest demographic. This is not a one time thing, it happens every single time there is a gun tragedy in the US, and then further fueled by the media sensationalizing the hell out of it. Then, like clockwork people from all over the place just love to run to GFY and proclaim how bad the culture of the US is while never having set foot in the country or growing up in an environment that is different than their own.

I'm not an American, but I think it's a bit ridiculous how often these threads pop up every single time a firearm tragedy occurs.

Personally I would think most business-minded webmasters have better things to occupy their time with than arguing about this in multiple threads on a message board.

Like I said... carry on.

Yeah, this is time waste, but pretty much most of things in this and other forums are. Like social media altogether. So let's not get into that.

This being American operated and owned forum doesn't mean shit. It doesn't show anyway, there are no flags, etc. This is adult webmaster forum first of all. And questioning things is perfectly normal, it is what people in free countries do (and US folks in here all the time). Also, I would again point out that America is not just about guns, or maybe my view is wrong (being ignorant foreigner), maybe it's just about guns and shooting people. Please correct me if that's the case.

I wouldn't even got into this conversation without the international aspect of the first post.

MaDalton 08-29-2014 07:26 AM

actually this is a greek forum now - hehe

SuckOnThis 08-29-2014 07:31 AM

Bullets killed 28,000 children, teens between 2002 and 2012


For every U.S. soldier killed in Afghanistan during 11 years of war, at least 13 children were shot and killed in America.

More than 450 kids didn’t make it to kindergarten.

Another 2,700 or more were killed by a firearm before they could sit behind the wheel of a car.

Every day, on average, seven children were shot dead.

robwod 08-29-2014 07:45 AM

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Originally Posted by aka123 (Post 20209308)
This being American operated and owned forum doesn't mean shit. It doesn't show anyway, there are no flags, etc. This is adult webmaster forum first of all. And questioning things is perfectly normal, it is what people in free countries do...

This will likely be my last post in this thread as, like MaDalton said, there's little point.

The USA has a Constitution. In it, there is something called the 2nd Amendment which actually states the right to bear arms. This is something that no other 1st World Country / Western Nation has as a written right (to my knowledge anyway).

The text of this Amendment, and its interpretation, has been the topic of debate and discussion for years. And has been challenged many many times. The US Supreme Court has ruled on it.

Quote:

"The Court ruled that the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution confers an individual right to possess a firearm for traditionally lawful purposes such as self-defense. It also ruled that two District of Columbia provisions, one that banned handguns and one that required lawful firearms in the home to be disassembled or trigger-locked, violate this right."
source: http://www.loc.gov/law/help/second-amendment.php
Some disagree with the text and/or ruling, others champion the spirit of the entire Amendment as it was/is written.

People can debate all they want. But that's it in a nutshell. The Amendment is there. It's been interpreted. The court ruled. End of story.

Most of us, myself included, grew up in a country where we were not expressly given the right to bear arms as part of our constitution. Similarly, most in the US have never grown up in an environment where Healthcare was provided as needed, and proactively (universal healthcare). People can debate either issue, but unless you have familiarity within each system, you're never going to convince anyone that their system is inferior to your own country or another country -- and whether it is or not is irrelevant.

One of the main issues I see happening in any of these debates is that it usually gets fueled when a person from another country comes in with a tone that is accusatory, insulting, or condescending. At that point, the name calling generally starts and what began as a reasonable discussion becomes a pissing content between a couple of people.

Having said that, I have work to do and this, like all threads before it, are starting to waste my time.

Enjoy :)

dyna mo 08-29-2014 07:46 AM

USA is a nation built on guns and alcohol (and tobacco). throughout the entire history of this nation that is the simple fact.

it's not changing. and it can't change. If anyone thinks we can ban guns you only needs to look up what happened during the prohibition era to see how bad shit got here when we tried to outlaw liquor- organized crime was created, income tax was created, millions of Americans were instantly turned into felons, neighbors spied on neighbors, murder and crime went up, on&on, et al. Some scholars even point to prohibition as the catalyst to the depression, it hit the economy hard.

it doesn't matter what your opinion is on guns, the fact is the gun genie is out of the bottle and always has been.

Cherry7 08-29-2014 07:48 AM

American owned - that made me laugh. Behave yourself you foriegners or we will throw you out.

Lets face it Europeans know more about America than the Americans themselves, what with failing education system, a rampant propaganda media, a one party state pretending to be a two party one, the nonsense that Americans come out with is just material for comedians.

And of course you have military bases in almost all of our countries and dictate what our puppet governments must do, so we have a fair idea of American sillyness, moneterism, trickle down, foriegn wars etc..

Giving a child a loaded machine gun. That must take the prize for one of the most stupid acts on the planet. Go USA !

aka123 08-29-2014 07:55 AM

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Originally Posted by robwod (Post 20209329)
This will likely be my last post in this thread as, like MaDalton said, there's little point.

The USA has a Constitution. In it, there is something called the 2nd Amendment which actually states the right to bear arms. This is something that no other 1st World Country / Western Nation has as a written right (to my knowledge anyway).

Yeah, but this hasn't been about some amendents in any point. No one hasn't said that it's illegal to posses guns in America.

robwod 08-29-2014 08:05 AM

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Originally Posted by aka123 (Post 20209344)
Yeah, but this hasn't been about some amendents in any point. No one hasn't said that it's illegal to posses guns in America.

Sure it does. It goes to the spirit of this ongoing conversation every time guns are brought up. Guns and ownership are a guaranteed right to US citizens, a PART of their culture. This is exactly what people, such as yourself, keep critiquing and comparing to other countries. Without that right, there would be no other related laws, such as right to shoot intruders. Whether you see it or not, your problem is with the US Constitution and the 2nd Amendment in particular.

It all starts and ends at that point.

dyna mo 08-29-2014 08:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Cherry7 (Post 20209021)
Guns were used to kill off the native population.

Now guns are there because of their fear of their freed slaves.

It is a sick society thinking violence is a solution to all problems domestic and foriegn.


Other civilised countries can only watch agast at the stupidity and horror of children being given real guns.

the sun never sets on the british flag you stupid motherfucker.

dyna mo 08-29-2014 08:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Cherry7 (Post 20209336)
American owned - that made me laugh. Behave yourself you foriegners or we will throw you out.

Lets face it Europeans know more about America than the Americans themselves, what with failing education system, a rampant propaganda media, a one party state pretending to be a two party one, the nonsense that Americans come out with is just material for comedians.

And of course you have military bases in almost all of our countries and dictate what our puppet governments must do, so we have a fair idea of American sillyness, moneterism, trickle down, foriegn wars etc..

Giving a child a loaded machine gun. That must take the prize for one of the most stupid acts on the planet. Go USA !


you stupid motherfucker.

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If Britain were a U.S. state, it would be the second-poorest, behind Alabama and before Mississippi
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...e-mississippi/
:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

wehateporn 08-29-2014 08:19 AM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 20209360)

They used the Mean instead of the Median :2 cents:

aka123 08-29-2014 08:21 AM

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Originally Posted by robwod (Post 20209353)
Sure it does. It goes to the spirit of this ongoing conversation every time guns are brought up. Guns and ownership are a guaranteed right to US citizens, a PART of their culture. This is exactly what people, such as yourself, keep critiquing and comparing to other countries. Without that right, there would be no other related laws, such as right to shoot intruders. Whether you see it or not, your problem is with the US Constitution and the 2nd Amendment in particular.

It all starts and ends at that point.

No, that isn't the point. Having guns and rights to shoot people are totally different things. Also, my questioning has been about the statements made in the the first post. It compared things to other countries, so it made comparisons as a subject, not me.

I don't agree shooting people for stealing candy bars, but that hasn't been under my critique (or at least the point of it) as it's just a matter of opinion and legislation. I have critiqued the false facts.

You just try to point out that if it's in the law, the conversation should stop there, altogether. As it's "written in stone" or something like that.

robwod 08-29-2014 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by aka123 (Post 20209379)
No, that isn't the point.

Let's just agree to disagree.

Carry on :)

aka123 08-29-2014 08:26 AM

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Originally Posted by robwod (Post 20209383)
Let's just agree to disagree.

Carry on :)

Okay, I just wanted to say that one could say that in my country there is culture having guns, at least there is shitload of them, but surely not culture of shooting people, besides enemies, we have that culture, but not shooting own people.

So I really don't agree about guns = shooting own people.

dyna mo 08-29-2014 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by wehateporn (Post 20209375)
They used the Mean instead of the Median :2 cents:

OK. So UK the country ranks 10th poorest US state instead of 2nd. That doesn't change the fact that poster is a stupid motherfucker finger pointer.

Vendzilla 08-29-2014 10:41 AM

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Originally Posted by MaDalton (Post 20209301)
after all these years i learned this is a pointless discussion.

a large group of Americans (not all) want to keep their guns and a large group on non-Americans (not all) shake their heads in disbelief

/thread

Exactly, it's our cultures colliding.

I want to keep my guns, I was raised with them, I will pass them on to my daughter.

I don't believe I have ever told you or anyone else to buy a gun, don't ask me to get rid of mine because you think differently than me.

Assholes like AKA will argue this without knowing jack shit about the other side. Difference being I will never tell anyone to get a gun that is against having one.

BTW, the state of Pennsylvania has 1,299,372 resident deer hunting licenses. I'd say that's a pretty large group.


LEADING DEER HUNTING STATES
(Licensed Resident Deer Hunters)
Pennsylvania 1,299,372
Michigan 1,005,000
Wisconsin 894,543
New York 812,446
Texas 645,000

LEADING WHITETAIL STATES
(Estimated whitetail populations)
Texas 3,748,000
Michigan 1,900,000
Mississippi 1,750,000
Wisconsin 1,600,000
Alabama 1,500,000

LEADING DEER-KILL STATES
(Total Whitetail Kill, Gun and Bow)
Wisconsin 469,555
Texas 442,000
Michigan 440,000
Pennsylvania 430,583
Georgia 375,100

LEADING FIREARM STATES
(Licensed Resident Gun Hunters)
Pennsylvania 1,000,000
Michigan 675,000
Wisconsin 656,164
New York 643,534
Texas 570,000

LEADING BOW HUNTING STATES
(Licensed Resident Bow Hunters)
Michigan 330,000
Pennsylvania 299,372
Wisconsin 238,379
Ohio 190,000
New York 168,912

LEADING BOW DEER KILL STATES
(Total Whitetail Kill With Bows)
Michigan 97,000
Wisconsin 69,269
Pennsylvania 54,622
Mississippi 40,000
Alabama 40,000

Published in Deer Hunters' 1998 Almanac by Deer & Deer Hunting Magazine

xXXtesy10 08-29-2014 12:32 PM

http://beforeitsnews.com/politics/20...o-2489544.html

http://media.npr.org/assets/img/2013...c02-s6-c30.jpg

kills more nuff said

slapass 08-29-2014 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 20209331)
USA is a nation built on guns and alcohol (and tobacco). throughout the entire history of this nation that is the simple fact.

it's not changing. and it can't change. If anyone thinks we can ban guns you only needs to look up what happened during the prohibition era to see how bad shit got here when we tried to outlaw liquor- organized crime was created, income tax was created, millions of Americans were instantly turned into felons, neighbors spied on neighbors, murder and crime went up, on&on, et al. Some scholars even point to prohibition as the catalyst to the depression, it hit the economy hard.

it doesn't matter what your opinion is on guns, the fact is the gun genie is out of the bottle and always has been.

Gun owners are mostly older. They are slowly dying off so no worries. In 40 years it has gone from 50% to about 30%. As it keeps dropping, the US gets safer and safer. Go figure.

aka123 08-29-2014 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by xXXtesy10 (Post 20209641)

kills more nuff said

Well, if someone tries to steal your TV, you know what to do: "Here, eat this motherfucker!"

By the way, we have here too "cultural clashes" as drug usage in other western countries is not as common. Although "may not be far behind".

http://www.eurad.net/en/news/consump...e.9UFRnM1Q.ips

http://www.theguardian.com/commentis...drug-addiction

Robbie 08-29-2014 02:24 PM

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Originally Posted by slapass (Post 20209648)
Gun owners are mostly older.

I don't think the young street gangs got that memo...

slapass 08-29-2014 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 20209715)
I don't think the young street gangs got that memo...

Hard to beleive sometimes but there are less members of young street gangs now too. So maybe they did?

DAMNMAN 08-29-2014 07:48 PM

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Originally Posted by aka123 (Post 20207819)
Quite much self defence in US. Is it really that wild west or do they shoot mailmans too?

I would like to point that gun ownership is not the only factor. Right to shoot people with little barrier, is important factor too. Even if for example UK would have as much weapons and the handguns as US, you can't just shoot people like in US.


OMFG, your opinion is fucked!!!!!!

DAMNMAN 08-29-2014 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by aka123 (Post 20207942)
Yes, but the definition for murder is different. For example in some states you can shoot people entering your property, if they are suspicious or something. Also, you can shoot for example burglar (for burglaring), if I am not totally uncorrect.

You are totally "uncorrect" or incorrect as it were. Murder is defined by law in pretty much the same way all over the states.
What you confuse is justifiable homicide or self defense!!!!! This is not murder - not even close!!!

DAMNMAN 08-29-2014 08:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 20208175)
My problem with people owning firearms is the track of training and lack of understanding of tactics.

The recent shooting in Vegas this year is good example. Two gunman shot two police officers and fled to a local Walmart. There a civilian armed with a handgun felt empowered to take them on. The civilian had no understand of the tactical situation at all, and failed to notice a second gunman. The civilian opened fire, missed, and was then shot and killed.

This civilian felt empowered by having a handgun and thought he could handle the situation, and very, very wrong - and paid for it with his life.

People on this board have said that if someone breaks into their house at night they would engage them with their firearm. Really? Are you really going to engage an unknown amount of people in your house in the dark and start a firefight? What if your daughter was just thirsty? Are you going to end up shooting your dog because they knocked something over in the dark?

Sorry, 2nd amendment doesn't say you can only have firearms if you are not a douche, dumbfucks get to own them too.
The problem gets real when only the dumbfucks have them and no-one else does!!!

Armed population cuts down the dumbfuck ratio. = Dumbfuck pulls gun, dumbfuck gets shot by non-dumbfuck with legal right to own gun. Problem solved.

DAMNMAN 08-29-2014 08:03 PM

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Originally Posted by HelmutKohl (Post 20208345)
Remember the situation in FL where younger guy threw some popcorn on an older guy in the movies and ended up dying as that retiree shot him to death claiming that he felt threatened. If no gun was present, perhaps broken nose and heated F You exchanges would never lead to a dead body. How can you trust that people will always judge the situation correctly? Like the cop who killed his daughter who was hiding behind the curtain playing a joke on his dad. In both cases the guy was a good person with no violent past or bad intentions. If no gun was present, there would be no tragedy.

Kane slew Abel with an unregistered rock dude!!!!!!!:disgust

DAMNMAN 08-29-2014 08:08 PM

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Originally Posted by aka123 (Post 20208524)
Do you have death penalty for stealing TVs?

No, but in USA you have the right to defend your property and sometimes the thief does something worthy of self defense. So he gets shot. :thumbsup

DAMNMAN 08-29-2014 08:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Rob (Post 20208596)
I know, Glen, I would be a wreck. I just said that for effect. It would take a lot for me to shoot someone, and if I did, I would more than likely load some buckshot into my Mossberg and aim low. Maybe take out a leg or two. I couldn't live with A) killing someone and B) putting my kids through additional trauma.

Can't win!!! shoot low and get sued = loose all. Just sayin'

DAMNMAN 08-29-2014 08:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 20208608)
Do you have any ideas how many times I've heard something go bump in the night in the past year? Six? Sixteen? Ten times out of ten it's either my daughter or my dog. I have a home alarm and I no longer get concerned about hearing something in the house in the middle of the morning.

I'm sorry, but I would much rather have someone steal my TV instead of myself having shot and killed my wife or daughter by mistake.

Identify your target prior to shooting always.

In my home I investigate noises at night with no weapon at all or sometimes only a blade in my hand. I am mouse quiet however and knife beats gun at 12-15 feet in a closed familiar space. So whatever...... I am with you on the not wanting to shoot my loved ones by mistake, and I haven't pulled the gun out of the safe as a means of household security since my son was born. :thumbsup

It is there if needed though, for more pressing engagements!

DAMNMAN 08-29-2014 08:30 PM

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Originally Posted by mikeworks (Post 20208640)
I bet if USA rescinded gun laws for 1 year they would see a vast drop in murder rates. But money talks over sense I guess.

You can't rescind gun laws in the U.S. without destroying the constitution and without that...... There is no U.S. So go right ahead, if you think it's worth it!!!

DAMNMAN 08-29-2014 08:38 PM

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Originally Posted by aka123 (Post 20209266)
Does it really improve your agenda to post some pictures about North Korea, Palestine, Lebanon, Libya, Afghanistan, etc.? Associate America with those countries?

He did prove a point with those photos. I'm quite certain the kids in the photos kill the people they are trying to kill. Mostly!!!

DAMNMAN 08-29-2014 08:53 PM

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Originally Posted by slapass (Post 20209648)
Gun owners are mostly older. They are slowly dying off so no worries. In 40 years it has gone from 50% to about 30%. As it keeps dropping, the US gets safer and safer. Go figure.

Yes, don't worry the U.S. will be completely taken over by power hungry politicians working for corrupt corporations etc........ soon enough and there will be no way to stop it. Young people enjoy your servitude!!!!

Vendzilla 08-30-2014 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by slapass (Post 20209648)
Gun owners are mostly older. They are slowly dying off so no worries. In 40 years it has gone from 50% to about 30%. As it keeps dropping, the US gets safer and safer. Go figure.

LOL, where the fuck did you get that made up number?

It's funny how morons like you can't separate the facts from the fiction because of the news sources you look at, There is no definitive data source from the government or elsewhere on how many Americans own guns or how gun ownership rates have changed over time. Also, public opinion surveys provide conflicting results: Some show a decline in the number of households with guns, but another does not. But then this is only what people are willing to admit too, most people that own guns like to keep it quiet, one reason it they don't want people breaking into their home when they are not there to steal them.

Remember that gun sales are up since Obama took office.

As gun sales surged in early 2009 the going joke among employees of gun manufacturers was that President Barack Obama was the ?greatest gun salesman of all time.? The trouble with this backhanded complement, however, is Left-leaning news outlets have since used it to avoid something that really scares them.

As ABC put it, Americans are buying more Glocks and Berettas simply because they fear ?a second Obama administration might restrict gun ownership.? Their reporting conveniently stops right there.

But you with all your fucked up wisdom thinks less people are owning guns now, I call bull shit!


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