Guards DO NOT carry guns in most prisons. You might find sharp shooters on the perimeter but no one carries inside. My point is not about other ways people kill but that guns are not allowed in prison and wouldn't you know it? No one get's killed by guns in prison. That totally shoots down the notion that the answer to guns is more guns.
Every single American needs to get a gun
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Mac4LyfeSBR Aristocracy
- 01-04-09
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JIBBBYSBR Aristocracy
- 12-10-09
- 83686
#37Guards DO NOT carry guns in most prisons. You might find sharp shooters on the perimeter but no one carries inside. My point is not about other ways people kill but that guns are not allowed in prison and wouldn't you know it? No one get's killed by guns in prison. That totally shoots down the notion that the answer to guns is more guns.
That would be a good start..Comment -
El NinoSBR Posting Legend
- 05-03-12
- 18426
#38Laker was trolling American's and you all fell for it, hook, line and sinker. The US has a fukkking gun problem. It's too many damn guns and some of you idiots actually think the answer is MORE GUNS. WTF is wrong with you all? Sure, let's arm everyone with a gun. Why not hand out guns on the school yard playground. That will certainly keep our kids safe. Stop the stupid shit.
You know where the safest place to not get shot in the US is? Fukkking prisons. Go look it up. You have basically 0 percent chance of getting shot in prison. You want to know why? No fukkkking guns. Get a fukking clue.Comment -
Grits n' GravyRestricted User
- 06-10-10
- 13024
#39Shooters do their business at soft targets... can you name any shooters that do not? It is always a soft target. Shooters want a big body count... that is their primary driver (why who knows but that is what they want). Soft target shooter can calmly walk around and shoot unarmed people and reload, and keep going until the popo arrive... unless you are in a nightclub in Orlando - in that case you can continue to shoot for hours as the police are too fuking scared to enter the building.
Guns should be for you to protect your home and family. Unfortunately it can never go back to that and it is sad that these massacares are the new normal. For a segment of the gun owner population they get a false sense of strength from carrying and start problems.Comment -
19th HoleSBR Posting Legend
- 03-22-09
- 18942
#40I'm not against responsible people that have conceal permits that carry a fire on them everywhere.. My brother in law has that now and carries an ankle holster pistol.. He had to pass VERY strict regulations to get it here in California.. He's responsible and I trust him with it completely..
If it's done right and screened properly, responsible people should carry fire arms just like police officers do.. If a teacher was packing and in the path of today's shooter I'm sure he could have shot even a warning shot and sent that crazy kid running back out the door and saved lives today...
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shari91BARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 02-23-10
- 32661
#41I have no clue what the solution is. Whatever is decided will never please everyone and there will always be people who feel disenfranchised. But I do know that I used to cry and be riveted to news reports when this would happen - well before social media so we’d have to solely rely on our news outlets who lets face it, aren’t always the most unbiased or reliable - yet I don’t feel that way anymore because it’s almost become the norm. That is bloody scary when our society has devolved to the point that a sicko school shooter isn’t a shock anymore. Something needs to change because whatever’s happening in the US is broken.Comment -
Thor4140SBR Posting Legend
- 02-09-08
- 22296
#42As the world looks in horror at our country the same imbeciles who deny science, climate change, and gun control run our country. So sad.Comment -
Thor4140SBR Posting Legend
- 02-09-08
- 22296
#43I have no clue what the solution is. Whatever is decided will never please everyone and there will always be people who feel disenfranchised. But I do know that I used to cry and be riveted to news reports when this would happen - well before social media so we’d have to solely rely on our news outlets who lets face it, aren’t always the most unbiased or reliable - yet I don’t feel that way anymore because it’s almost become the norm. That is bloody scary when our society has devolved to the point that a sicko school shooter isn’t a shock anymore. Something needs to change because whatever’s happening in the US is broken.Comment -
kidcudi92SBR Posting Legend
- 12-14-11
- 15434
#44Seems simple to me. Get rid of all the guns and if u are caught with one u get the death penalty. I find it funny when nitwits say “if they take away the guns the bad guys will be the only one that has them”. It is like if they are robbed by a bad guy they always pull out their weapons to save the day. U hear this happen about once in a million robberies
trying to get guns turned in or taken from every American who owns one or more
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OptionalAdministrator
- 06-10-10
- 61390
#45
And whatever people say now, that's what they will do if a law comes into place.
I owned guns and regularly went hunting with my grandfather from about 10 years old. I used to walk around the streets with a 22 or air rifle and no one said boo to me as a kid. Everyone had guns here too. And I didn't think people would give them up.
But truth is, we the people really are quite sheep like as a group. Americans will give up their guns if a law says it and the govt pays them more the guns are worth like in Australia.
The only ones that dont will eventually receive scorn as criminals and we'll have forum threads full of hardline republicans saying they deserved to have been shot by police for owning that illegal gun, the same way we see them saying people who dont do what they are told get whats coming so often.
Sad truth, but that's really how bereft of real choice making ability the general public is. The majority do as told, most others get forced into social compliance and the rest are criminals. Enjoy your freedom of choice ;-).Comment -
tony_comeSBR Posting Legend
- 03-31-10
- 21695
#46Not the first shooting, sad but this won't be the last shooting in this countryComment -
The KrakenBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 12-25-11
- 28918
#47
I come from that family that sits around the dinner table and says “Ya, the gov’t can come take my guns but they’ll have to get em one bullet at a time”
But gun control reform isn’t a Black and white issue, it’s not all guns or none and the fear of a slippery slope is just nra propaganda
The reality is these .223 ar-15 platform rifles were designed for military use and for war. The nra pushed and got em on the streets.
It’s not alll that different than the opioid epidemic, at the time everyone thought if we left prescribing practices up to physicians, they would make the right decisions. Decades later we’re dealing with a massive crisis, streets flood with oxy and heroin and we’re left to pick up the pieces of shattered lives and bury the rest
Same with guns. The nra is lumping ar15’s into the second amendment right and that in and of itself is a bullshit argument that again is propaganda. It wouldn’t hold up in the Supreme Court.
But we addressed the opioid epidemic ( key point, we actually addressed it). There was bipartisan support because people were dying. This push back against even having gun control debate is nauseating at best.
There is less oxy on the street now than there ever has been and it’s evident by the fact it’s selling for $1.00-$1.33/milligram, used to be like five bucks for an OxyContin 40milligram. They went to the source and held them accountable, then they started holding prescribing physicians accountable, they they started holding actual pharmacists accountable, and it’s working
But honestly the solution here is even easier, have the Republicans pass the bill banning these stupid fukking guns that were never meant to be in your hands or mine. And if it’s the republicans that pass the bill, they control the narrative and own the legislationLast edited by The Kraken; 02-15-18, 08:16 AM.Comment -
tony_comeSBR Posting Legend
- 03-31-10
- 21695
#48America is a big fast food joint, on the menu drugs and gunsComment -
shadymcgradySBR Posting Legend
- 02-27-12
- 10036
#49Fair point and I agree
I come from that family that sits around the dinner table and says “Ya, the gov’t can come take my guns but they’ll have to get em one bullet at a time”
But gun control reform isn’t a Black and white issue, it’s not all guns or none and the fear of a slippery slope is just nra propaganda
The reality is these .223 ar-15 platform rifles were designed for military use and for war. The nra pushed and got em on the streets.
It’s not alll that different than the opioid epidemic, at the time everyone thought if we left prescribing practices up to physicians, they would make the right decisions. Decades later we’re dealing with a massive crisis, streets flood with oxy and heroin and we’re left to pick up the pieces of shattered lives and bury the rest
Same with guns. The nra is lumping ar15’s into the second amendment right and that in and of itself is a bullshit argument that again is propaganda. It wouldn’t hold up in the Supreme Court.
But we addressed the opioid epidemic ( key point, we actually addressed it). There was bipartisan support because people were dying. This push back against even having gun control debate is nauseating at best.
There is less oxy on the street now than there ever has been and it’s evident by the fact it’s selling for $1.00-$1.33/milligram, used to be like five bucks for an OxyContin 40milligram. They went to the source and held them accountable, then they started holding prescribing physicians accountable, they they started holding actual pharmacists accountable, and it’s working
But honestly the solution here is even easier, have the Republicans pass the bill banning these stupid fukking guns that were never meant to be in your hands or mine. And if it’s the republicans that pass the bill, they control the narrative and own the legislationComment -
The KrakenBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 12-25-11
- 28918
#50And here’s the real problem if you want to get down to nuts n bolts
You want you ar15’s and you pay the nra for membership
And the nra in return has their lobbyists go to dc with millions of dollars and stuffs wads of cash into republican pockets to vote against any sort of gun control measures, even the ones that we should be passing.
We all agree rocket launchers shouldn’t be a weapon that any citizen should have access to so everyone acknowledges there is a line in the sand
We also agree for the most part fully auto rifles shouldn’t be easy to access because of how dangerous they are, no other reason. That’s why they’re class 3, you pay a pretty penny for the privilege to own fully auto rifles and then you’re in multiple databases.
Fukk, start there. Lump these rifles in with fully auto rifles, at least start making harder for people to get.
We have a problem and it has to be addressed but right now republicans refuse to even consider addressing it because they’re getting so much money from nra lobbyists
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The KrakenBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 12-25-11
- 28918
#51
Now we realize how big of a problem that has created in America. But we still apparently are fine with everyone owning ar’s. One day we’ll see the fallacy in this and I just hope that day comes sooner than later
There are also differences in the two and they should be addressed in different ways. But as a society we chose to address the opioid epidemic and we should now choose to address this issue by eradicating a gun that was never intenses to reach civilian hands but because it isn’t fully auto, it did.Comment -
BluehorseshoeSBR Posting Legend
- 07-13-06
- 14998
#52I have no clue what the solution is. Whatever is decided will never please everyone and there will always be people who feel disenfranchised. But I do know that I used to cry and be riveted to news reports when this would happen - well before social media so we’d have to solely rely on our news outlets who lets face it, aren’t always the most unbiased or reliable - yet I don’t feel that way anymore because it’s almost become the norm. That is bloody scary when our society has devolved to the point that a sicko school shooter isn’t a shock anymore. Something needs to change because whatever’s happening in the US is broken.Comment -
The KrakenBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 12-25-11
- 28918
#53Sure, we’re not Australia. But that doesn’t mean we can’t try something different.
And as a parent I have no choice but to fight this fight.
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shadymcgradySBR Posting Legend
- 02-27-12
- 10036
#54I don’t disagree but the opioid epidemic, although global, it’s also a domestic issue. And there are paralells here in the proliferation of both. We once thought the right thing to do in America was to give everyone OxyContin because it wasn’t addictive and pain was whatever the patient said it was, and if they said 7/10 pain, they got oxy.
Now we realize how big of a problem that has created in America. But we still apparently are fine with everyone owning ar’s. One day we’ll see the fallacy in this and I just hope that day comes sooner than later
There are also differences in the two and they should be addressed in different ways. But as a society we chose to address the opioid epidemic and we should now choose to address this issue by eradicating a gun that was never intenses to reach civilian hands but because it isn’t fully auto, it did.
Pretty good comparison between opiods and the high powered rifles in terms of potential destruction
No idea why the drugs were targeted to be dealt with over the guns but if I had to guess I'd say follow the moneyComment -
The KrakenBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 12-25-11
- 28918
#55It was a cultural change in how society viewed opioids. Pharma pumped huge money in to fight legislation, and they lost that battle.
It seems like congress has done a good job on regulating opioids. They didn’t outright ban them just made them harder to get, and it’s had a big affect to.
Let’s start there
But the reality is nobody in America ever thought having opioids prescribes was a right but more than half of America thinks owning an ar15 is a right
It’s a much, much bigger hurdle to clear culturally
Americans identify with guns because we’re driven primarily by fear, we never identified with opioids, we just liked em.
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firedawgBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 10-08-08
- 39219
#56I have a bunch of guns
I’m a drunk hillbillyComment -
shadymcgradySBR Posting Legend
- 02-27-12
- 10036
#57If you look at it from a demand driven perspective, guns in this culture are similar to shoes or handbags in the accessory dept
It would be nice to get a new model every now and then but how many does the avg person rly need or want?
Opioids on the other hand provide the market with residual demand bc addiction provides an infinite number
Hence follow the money, big gov needs to regulate all that distributionComment -
HmanSBR Posting Legend
- 11-04-17
- 21429
#58I don't currently own a gun but plan to purchase at least one soon.Comment -
d2betsBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 08-10-05
- 39995
#59If you look at it from a demand driven perspective, guns in this culture are similar to shoes or handbags in the accessory dept
It would be nice to get a new model every now and then but how many does the avg person rly need or want?
Opioids on the other hand provide the market with residual demand bc addiction provides an infinite number
Hence follow the money, big gov needs to regulate all that distribution
Track and regulate all gun sales. Allow competent adults who pass strong background checks and who pass minimum training courses and certification to buy a reasonable number of firearms specific to personal defense. Nothing more nothing less.Comment -
shari91BARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 02-23-10
- 32661
#60I wish they'd just try though. And I also wish I didn't ditch sociology electives in uni and I'd paid more attention all those years I lived in the US. These two countries are so similar, including Canada, yet one of them has such a massive issue with these school shootings and the profile seems to always be the same... a white wackjob who is pissed off for whatever reason and was giving that many hints before hand that he was a loose unit. Get rid of these ridiculously high powered weapons. For sure keep the hunting ones just like Canada and many similar countries have and even hand guns if that's what the majority of us decide. But surely enough is enough now. No matter what someone's political leanings are no sane parent, friend, family member would want a child they love to fear going to school and that's exactly what happens. So even if your kid isn't physically hurt, they'll be forever changed because of experiencing this horror and that's just not right.Comment -
The KrakenBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 12-25-11
- 28918
#61If you look at it from a demand driven perspective, guns in this culture are similar to shoes or handbags in the accessory dept
It would be nice to get a new model every now and then but how many does the avg person rly need or want?
Opioids on the other hand provide the market with residual demand bc addiction provides an infinite number
Hence follow the money, big gov needs to regulate all that distribution
Follow the money is always the right answer it seems but sometimes things cross that proverbial line in the sand and wake people up
I hope this is that issueComment -
The KrakenBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 12-25-11
- 28918
#62Not many, so why not limit it? Why does anyone need an arsenal?
Track and regulate all gun sales. Allow competent adults who pass strong background checks and who pass minimum training courses and certification to buy a reasonable number of firearms specific to personal defense. Nothing more nothing less.Comment -
JIBBBYSBR Aristocracy
- 12-10-09
- 83686
#63Seems simple to me. Get rid of all the guns and if u are caught with one u get the death penalty. I find it funny when nitwits say “if they take away the guns the bad guys will be the only one that has them”. It is like if they are robbed by a bad guy they always pull out their weapons to save the day. U hear this happen about once in a million robberies
Look at what Isis fighters too.. Look what the unibomber did... If there is a will there is a way.. Less guns are better and making them harder to get is better most likely.. I can't argue that logic though....
I wouldn't like to give my gun up that I use for home protection but if there were no more guns in America I would.. Until all the bad guys are disarmed I'm keeping my firearm!!!!Last edited by JIBBBY; 02-15-18, 09:24 AM.Comment -
mngamblerSBR MVP
- 08-01-11
- 2890
#64Laker was trolling American's and you all fell for it, hook, line and sinker. The US has a fukkking gun problem. It's too many damn guns and some of you idiots actually think the answer is MORE GUNS. WTF is wrong with you all? Sure, let's arm everyone with a gun. Why not hand out guns on the school yard playground. That will certainly keep our kids safe. Stop the stupid shit.
You know where the safest place to not get shot in the US is? Fukkking prisons. Go look it up. You have basically 0 percent chance of getting shot in prison. You want to know why? No fukkkking guns. Get a fukking clue.Comment -
BluehorseshoeSBR Posting Legend
- 07-13-06
- 14998
#65That might help but it won't solve the problem.. These nut jobs would just turn to driving huge trucks into crowds of people at high speeds, seek out bomb making skills and set bombs off in crowded places, etc.. etc.. If somebody wants to kill a bunch of soft targets they can find a way to do it..
Look at what Isis fighters too.. Look what the unibomber did... If there is a will there is a way.. Less guns are better and making them harder to get is better most likely.. I can't argue that logic though....
I wouldn't like to give my gun up that I use for home protection but if there were no more guns in America I would.. Until all the bad guys are disarmed I'm keeping my firearm!!!!Comment -
OptionalAdministrator
- 06-10-10
- 61390
#66
Do you really think they will hide away their weapons? Or fight a law officer for them at all? Let alone fight to the last bullet.
Maybe they wont obey the law on day one... but they WILL at some point if they really are law abiding. They will have no choice. The community pressure forces it after a few rounds of buy backs and some advertising..Comment -
JohnGalt2341SBR Hall of Famer
- 12-31-09
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jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
- 07-20-05
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#68Nobody firing back
Too scared
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SharpAnglesSBR Hall of Famer
- 04-15-14
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#69Another gun debate that completely ignores the mental health crisis in America. Guns are not the problem, ignoring people with serious mental problems is.
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SharpAnglesSBR Hall of Famer
- 04-15-14
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