merqz
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Sat Sep-25-10 06:23 PM
Response to Reply #18 |
| 25. I agree. After my surgery |
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Oxycontin was a very effective drug for me. Should my ability to have it prescribed be eliminated because some assmunches abuse it, divert it, steal it, criminally market it, engage in violence over possession and distribution of it, etc? Simple answer: No.
Criminals will abuse guns, of course. They will use them to commit robbery, murder, etc. That says nothing about my right to own one or bear one. In fact, if anything - it strengthens the justification for such a right. Criminals will use them regardless of whether *i* have the right to bear them, in response. The VAST majority of gun crimes are committed by people who are already prohibited from the mere possession of guns - either convicted felons, domestic violence convictions, etc. Whereas the vast majority of CCW'ers are law abiding, and to a greater extent than the public at large (as endless stats in the gungeon attest to).
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| -Mass shooting an excuse for anti-gun hostility…and speaking of which… |
Bold Lib |
Sep-25-10 01:09 PM |
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Half of the cop murders in Ohio are by armed fugitives |
Kolesar |
Sep-25-10 01:13 PM |
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I can't help but wonder just where those fugitives get their guns? |
baldguy |
Sep-25-10 01:21 PM |
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I wonder where they get their coke and weed |
Pavulon |
Sep-25-10 01:30 PM |
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They're not getting their drugs from "law abiding citizens". |
baldguy |
Sep-25-10 02:52 PM |
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Sure they do, has OXY been banned yet? Its an affirmed right, get used to ownership |
Pavulon |
Sep-25-10 03:17 PM |
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I agree. After my surgery |
merqz |
Sep-25-10 06:23 PM |
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Ahh, yes. The GCRDF has returned. I described this here about a year ago |
friendly_iconoclast |
Sep-25-10 03:32 PM |
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Are you serious? |
one-eyed fat man |
Sep-25-10 04:23 PM |
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No one ever gets oxycontin from "law abiding citizens" |
Taitertots |
Sep-25-10 04:24 PM |
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Criminals. Think about it. |
proteus_lives |
Sep-25-10 03:32 PM |
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Cops in Ohio are unarmed? |
gmoney |
Sep-25-10 01:40 PM |
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Armed fugitives that I'm SURE passed a NICS check right? |
Bold Lib |
Sep-25-10 01:57 PM |
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Ohio certainly has more guns than it did ten years ago. And less stringent gun laws, as well. |
friendly_iconoclast |
Sep-25-10 03:40 PM |
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those people shot dead are celebrating the shooter's RKBA no doubt nt |
msongs |
Sep-25-10 01:16 PM |
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And last nights DWI corpses are celebrating my right to buy Vodka.. |
Pavulon |
Sep-25-10 01:31 PM |
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works for me nt |
Ernesto |
Sep-25-10 01:52 PM |
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Ummm, more prohibition. That worked last time, didn't it? nt |
SteveM |
Sep-25-10 02:19 PM |
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good think you anti folks still have your right to protest. Like the right to lifers |
Pavulon |
Sep-25-10 03:14 PM |
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But it most certainly didn't work for America |
RSillsbee |
Sep-26-10 01:53 AM |
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When you have an intelligent comment to make please do so. |
oneshooter |
Sep-25-10 01:40 PM |
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No, this is about the grave dancing that the gun control proponents do. |
Bold Lib |
Sep-25-10 01:59 PM |
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Are you slippin' and a-slidin' in it yet? nt |
SteveM |
Sep-25-10 02:20 PM |
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I think you are confusing the term |
quaker bill |
Sep-25-10 01:45 PM |
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Perhaps you should make that suggestion to the author of the article. |
Bold Lib |
Sep-25-10 02:01 PM |
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Actually, the gun-controllers/banners are using fear; it's popular, now... |
SteveM |
Sep-25-10 02:15 PM |
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No, the "reasonable reaction" would be to re-examine mental health care |
Euromutt |
Sep-25-10 04:59 PM |
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I once heard a statement |
RSillsbee |
Sep-26-10 01:58 AM |
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Sounds right to me -- and welcome to the Guns forum. |
jazzhound |
Sep-26-10 02:23 AM |
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