could that have anything to do with how you treat mentally ill people and the level of economic inequality in canada
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Health insurance makes me $#@!ing laugh. You live in a $#@!ing stone age. I may be a $#@!ing commie in your eyes but your country's healtcare policy is $#@!ed up. 
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2012-...rchitect-obamacare-jumps-ship-johnson-johnson
If you want the government to "fix things", you first need a legitimate government.
Same reason you would want to own any gun i guess. "assault weapons" is a very broad term political label now anyway, it doesn't really mean something specific.
The only way you can legally buy automatic weapons in the US is to register them with a class 3 federal firearms license. I guarantee that if you look statistics from the past year you will see that not a single one of them was used in a violent crime anywhere in the country..
The only way you can legally buy automatic weapons in the US is to register them with a class 3 federal firearms license. I guarantee that if you look statistics from the past year you will see that not a single one of them was used in a violent crime anywhere in the country..
wonderful, right up your alley, ha ... didn't read the article but I am gonna go out on a limb here and say that this lawmaker is a republican - best medicine for having too many guns out there is putting even more guns in unqualified hands.
That will sure solve the problem - instead of school shootings by students or outsiders, now we are gonna have to deal with shooting carried out by pissed off teachers, driven to the edge and beyond by undisciplined students. Guess that's one way to weed off the bad seeds early on.
so, which one is it gonna be - now we turn the teachers into commandos or turn the commandos into teachers? Well, considering we are at the back of the line in education, we might as well put the good old special forces vets to good use after retirement. That PTSD thing might be a bit of an issue but that will probably keep them on the edge with quicker trigger-reaction times.
There you go, problem solved, the republican/tea-bagger way
what a beautiful pro-gun argument conveniently forgetting about the mass shootings carried out by people 21 or older like that theater shooting in Colorado or the Virginia Tech shooting, where those nutjobs bought their guns - some automatics in there too, iirc - from the shop, legally, just days earlier. And that's just to scratch the surface.
Or, say a number of other school shootings, like Colombine iirc, where the student-shooters got the guns from their parents (legally possessed guns, mind you).
But hey some guy on a forum somehow managed to make a half-assed, most likely poorly informed argument, as details are still pretty sketchy, how this particular shooting couldn't have been prevented by strict gun control, so screw the other 1000+ that could have and hip-hip-hooray to the NRA.
That will sure solve the problem - instead of school shootings by students or outsiders, now we are gonna have to deal with shooting carried out by pissed off teachers, driven to the edge and beyond by undisciplined students. Guess that's one way to weed off the bad seeds early on.
so, which one is it gonna be - now we turn the teachers into commandos or turn the commandos into teachers? Well, considering we are at the back of the line in education, we might as well put the good old special forces vets to good use after retirement. That PTSD thing might be a bit of an issue but that will probably keep them on the edge with quicker trigger-reaction times.
There you go, problem solved, the republican/tea-bagger way
what a beautiful pro-gun argument conveniently forgetting about the mass shootings carried out by people 21 or older like that theater shooting in Colorado or the Virginia Tech shooting, where those nutjobs bought their guns - some automatics in there too, iirc - from the shop, legally, just days earlier. And that's just to scratch the surface.
Or, say a number of other school shootings, like Colombine iirc, where the student-shooters got the guns from their parents (legally possessed guns, mind you).
But hey some guy on a forum somehow managed to make a half-assed, most likely poorly informed argument, as details are still pretty sketchy, how this particular shooting couldn't have been prevented by strict gun control, so screw the other 1000+ that could have and hip-hip-hooray to the NRA.
guess would be about 10/shooting on average. Kind of hard to follow 'cause here a mass shooting with fewer than 3-4 people dead, school or not, hardly even make the news and get mentioned towards the end, right before the viagra commercials. to really hit primetime, you'd have to have at least 10, preferably 15 and more people dead, if children, even better for the coverage.
So, it's kind of a wash but 10 victims a piece is probably a decent estimate.
So, it's kind of a wash but 10 victims a piece is probably a decent estimate.
Indeed.
And the alternative is Mexico where they have a complete ban. Of course, our criminal government has a hand in shipping them into Mexico, but that's another story. The drug cartels receive their funding and firearms from five continents.
More like a if you don't follow the law, you'll be out of business sort of regulation. But again, there really is no rule of law in this country anymore as the government is comprised.
And the alternative is Mexico where they have a complete ban. Of course, our criminal government has a hand in shipping them into Mexico, but that's another story. The drug cartels receive their funding and firearms from five continents.
More like a if you don't follow the law, you'll be out of business sort of regulation. But again, there really is no rule of law in this country anymore as the government is comprised.
