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  • Clayton_Wetter
    Banned
    • May 2007
    • 16671

    #16
    Originally posted by t.nie View Post
    Look at the numbers of people killed. Assume they got shot. Assume that for every shooting, there was a "good guy" with a gun to "kill the bad guy."

    Common sense logic says the numbers of people killed would HAVE to go up. Chicago is a gun free zone, littered with people with guns shooting each other. So obviously that law isn't stopping people from killing each other or having guns.

    Simple question. You are in a room with ten people. 3 of them have guns. Is it possible to get shot and killed in that room?

    Part 2 of the simple question: You are in a room with ten people. No one has a gun. Is it possible to get shot and killed in that room?

    Hmmmmmm.......... that's a puzzler right there. If there are guns in the room, is it possible to get shot.... if there are NO guns, is it possible to get shot.

    Ask the criminals, terrorists, and mental whackos that question, not me.

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    • Clayton_Wetter
      Banned
      • May 2007
      • 16671

      #17
      Obummer stirs the pot and promotes violence, and sets back to reaps the rewards. Like ranting for gun control.

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      • kidrock
        Senior Member
        • May 2007
        • 16433

        #18
        Yep again Obama's fault. LMAO. We know for the last 60 years it's been Obama's fault. Oh wait he isn't that old. LMAO

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        • 25drtrkr
          Senior Member
          • May 2015
          • 856

          #19
          Originally posted by kidrock View Post
          Yep again Obama's fault. LMAO. We know for the last 60 years it's been Obama's fault. Oh wait he isn't that old. LMAO
          Wrong again kid!....Have you ever heard, "the buck stops here"! Yes its 100% his fault, the stats don't lie, but you being a liberal still WONT believe them!
          Lions don't worry about the opinions of sheep.

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          • kidrock
            Senior Member
            • May 2007
            • 16433

            #20
            Ok enlighten me. I will be waiting. This should be good. LMAO. Don't forget since I'm a liberal you are talking to the devil LMAO.
            Last edited by kidrock; 12-03-2015, 10:36 PM.

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            • t.nie
              Senior Member
              • Aug 2008
              • 1146

              #21
              Originally posted by Clayton_Wetter View Post
              Ask the criminals, terrorists, and mental whackos that question, not me.
              Simple question part 1-10 people in a room, 3 of which have guns. Is it possible to get shot in that room?

              Part 2-10 people in a room, none of which has a gun. Is it possible to get shot in that room?

              This is where the gun advocates get stumped, because the obvious answer doesn't suit their preference. It's simple, guns don't kill, people WITH guns do.

              Removing all guns from our communities is out of the question, I know that and wouldn't advocate for that anyway. But let's take a look at another really simple question that is maybe a bit more realistic:

              100 people in a room, 50 have guns.
              100 people in a room, 10 have guns.

              In which room is there a greater chance of you getting shot? Where the guns are in half the people's hands, or when only 1/10 people have a gun?

              Pretty simple logic. All things being equal, 30% of the people in the room are going to have mental health issues if you go by what the AMA says about the American populace in general. So that means in a room of 100 and 50 have guns, it is likely that about 15 of them are going to be mentally unstable.

              Room of 100 and 10 have guns, 3 are going to be mentally unstable, if the numbers hold true and all things being equal.

              So, simple math tells me that I am 5 times more likely to get shot by a mentally unstable person if 50 people have guns than if only 10 people have guns of which 3 are mentally unstable.

              Why the NRA thinks more guns is the answer can only be answered logically by one important fact about the NRA--it isn't about preserving the average person's right to bear arms. It's about promoting anything that will sell more guns, up to and including more gun violence so that more folks will feel compelled to buy more guns. The NRA isn't appalled by mass shootings, they reap the rewards of them. So there is nothing in the leaderships interests to curtail gun violence in America, and even more incentive to further proliferate guns in our society.

              Next to abortion clinics the NRA is possibly the next biggest threat to the life of the average American today, because they promote violence as much as Planned Parenthood promotes the killing of innocent unborn children. As long as the NRA keeps promoting expanded gun ownership as the answer to gun violence, they are only advancing the proliferation of guns in our society that can only result in more gun related deaths.
              Last edited by t.nie; 12-03-2015, 10:59 PM.

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              • 25drtrkr
                Senior Member
                • May 2015
                • 856

                #22
                Originally posted by kidrock View Post
                Ok enlighten me. I will be waiting. This should be good. LMAO. Don't forget since I'm a liberal you are talking to the devil LMAO.
                The stats were posted above!

                The Bible says there are 2 masters whom you can serve, God or Satan? So, whom do you serve?

                Remember, don't shoot the messenger!
                Lions don't worry about the opinions of sheep.

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                • kidrock
                  Senior Member
                  • May 2007
                  • 16433

                  #23
                  Originally posted by 25drtrkr View Post
                  The stats were posted above!

                  The Bible says there are 2 masters whom you can serve, God or Satan? So, whom do you serve?

                  Remember, don't shoot the messenger!
                  According to you since I'm a liberal I serve satan so, you answered your question.

                  The stats are just that a stat. It means nothing as far as lying fault at someone's legs.
                  Last edited by kidrock; 12-03-2015, 11:16 PM.

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                  • t.nie
                    Senior Member
                    • Aug 2008
                    • 1146

                    #24
                    The Bible also says to be very careful about whom you choose as your trusted council. In other words, know what the Bible says, study it, read it, pray over it, and be very careful whom you trust to guide you in your Christian walk.

                    Again, if your preacher is preaching to his church that they need to vote for Donald Trump, I would be immediately seeking another church. I would not trust any preacher who was that deeply committed to his political views that he would risk alienating people from Christ by bringing his personal political preferences into his church or using his pulpit or position to influence people politically.

                    Sorry, but that is just wrong on every level.
                    Last edited by t.nie; 12-03-2015, 11:38 PM.

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                    • kidrock
                      Senior Member
                      • May 2007
                      • 16433

                      #25
                      Originally posted by t.nie View Post
                      The Bible also says to be very careful about whom you choose as your trusted council. In other words, know what the Bible says, study it, read it, pray over it, and be very careful whom you trust to guide you in your Christian walk.

                      Again, if your preacher is preaching to his church that they need to vote for Donald Trump, I would be immediately seeking another church. I would not trust any preacher who was that deeply committed to his political views that he would risk alienating people from Christ by bringing his personal political preferences into his church or using his pulpit or position to influence people politically.

                      Sorry, but that is just wrong on every level.
                      Very well said!!

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                      • Headhunter
                        Senior Member
                        • May 2007
                        • 1338

                        #26
                        I see nothing has changed over the years. Obama is still the evil ruler of all that happens. I have another question. Billy Bob has a gun and Bubba Bill is banging his wife. A bad guy pulls out a gun and Billy Bob now has a excuse to shoot Bubba Bill because he thought he was a bad guy then Tom Tom Shoots Billy Bob because he though the was a bad guy for defending his butt ugly wife anyway.

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                        • t.nie
                          Senior Member
                          • Aug 2008
                          • 1146

                          #27
                          Originally posted by 25drtrkr View Post
                          Wrong again kid!....Have you ever heard, "the buck stops here"! Yes its 100% his fault, the stats don't lie, but you being a liberal still WONT believe them!
                          So we can assume you believe Bush was totally responsible for 9/11 and the economic downturn that happened after that, culminating in the economic crash of 2008 then? That a conservative is finally willing to own up and place the blame for the mess Obama inherited and had to spend a fortune to clean up is really Bush's doings?

                          We will see how accountable you hold your own. Using your logic, those two things certainly were 100% Bush's fault, because "he was President, the buck stops there, and the facts don't lie."

                          I don't think being liberal or conservative has anything to do with one's ability to judge fairly and see facts. There are plenty of fact seeking conservatives out there who can see things for what they are, just as there are plenty of progressive liberals who do the same.

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                          • Headhunter
                            Senior Member
                            • May 2007
                            • 1338

                            #28
                            So right, Maybe it is time they stop repeating what the ratings driven conservative media shovels down their throat and think for themself... and not get all foaming at the mouth over something that is not even proposed. As upstanding citizens would it be a big deal to wait a couple of days to get your new gun and if you have nothing to hide why are you so against background checks and the new proposal to link a gun sale to the FBI terroist watch and no fly list?

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                            • TS FAN
                              Senior Member
                              • Jul 2008
                              • 4236

                              #29
                              Originally posted by t.nie View Post
                              The Bible also says to be very careful about whom you choose as your trusted council. In other words, know what the Bible says, study it, read it, pray over it, and be very careful whom you trust to guide you in your Christian walk.

                              Again, if your preacher is preaching to his church that they need to vote for Donald Trump, I would be immediately seeking another church. I would not trust any preacher who was that deeply committed to his political views that he would risk alienating people from Christ by bringing his personal political preferences into his church or using his pulpit or position to influence people politically.

                              Sorry, but that is just wrong on every level.

                              Lets agree that Church is no place to preach politics. The Bible teaches the followers that they will be held accountable for whom they cast their lots. IT doesn't mean whom one votes for will win, but it clearly means the believer with be accountable for his/her decision.

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                              • CIRF
                                Senior Member
                                • Jul 2007
                                • 8122

                                #30
                                Ol' George had a good handle on things and could make them funny.

                                This is especially true of people who vote. Never was it more true than in the 2008 and 2012 Presidential elections and I fear it will be prevalent in the 2016 Presidential election, as well.

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