Wtf does this even mean? If someone’s coming at you with a butcher knife you won’t be scared because it came from a kitchen?I spent 3 months there in 1997, I never would have imagined they'd be afraid of kitchen knives and gardening tools and licking people up for politically incorrect statements.
That alone makes his comment the opposite of moronic.
Here's an example of what they're dealing with. Basically, they banned guns, so criminals turned to knives. The problem is the criminal, not the implement.Wtf does this even mean? If someone’s coming at you with a butcher knife you won’t be scared because it came from a kitchen?
This man wanted me to lose my money smhEngland to upset 2-1. Book it.
Here's an example of what they're dealing with. Basically, they banned guns, so criminals turned to knives. The problem is the criminal, not the implement.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/20...ng-solution-soaring-violent-crime-judge-says/
That's a very simplistic way to look at it. Clearly all those weapons are inherently less dangerous and easier to escape from. Guns eliminate significant risk for the criminal , which makes their choices to commit criminal acts that much easier. It's a simple calculation. That's not even digging into the physiological difference in stabbing someone up close or shooting them from a distance.
What are you even trying to imply anyway? You think that overall violence would decline if people were allowed to buy guns?
That’s crazy criminals in Europe decided to follow the law all of a sudden and get ride of their guns?
nobody gives AF about girls kicking a ball around
I said it
I don't even care about guys kicking a ball around.
Guns kill people - ban gunsThat's a very simplistic way to look at it. Clearly all those weapons are inherently less dangerous and easier to escape from. Guns eliminate significant risk for the criminal , which makes their choices to commit criminal acts that much easier. It's a simple calculation. That's not even digging into the physiological difference in stabbing someone up close or shooting them from a distance.
What are you even trying to imply anyway? You think that overall violence would decline if people were allowed to buy guns?
Guns kill people - ban guns
Criminals stab people - ban knives
At what point does the person get the blame? When people start getting beaten to death with rocks?
FSU or UF fans?Lol you're trying to dumb the argument down and failing miserably.
Last time i checked we haven't sentenced any glocks to life without parole. People are still going to jail.
Have you ever tried to commit a mass murder with rocks? Pretty hard let me tell you.
Look what we did this lady just a few days ago. This is ******* insanity.
A Florida woman turned in her husband's guns after his domestic violence arrest. Police arrested her for theft
Courtney Irby was charged with grand theft and armed burglary for turning in her husband's guns while he was in jail for domestic violence.www.usatoday.com
The Florida State Attorney's Office is being urged not to prosecute a woman who was arrested after turning in her husband's guns to police while he was in jail on domestic violence charges.
After a divorce court meeting on June 14, Joseph and Courtney Irby got into an argument, according to an arrest report obtained by the Lakeland Ledger. When Courtney Irby, 32, tried to leave, her husband followed her, rammed into her vehicle and forced her off the road, police said.
Joseph Irby, 35, was arrested on a domestic aggravated battery charge, according to jail records. Courtney Irby told a responding officer that "she feared for her life," her husband’s arrest report said.
While Joseph Irby spent the night in jail, Courtney Irby went to his apartment and took his assault rifle and handgun.
The next day, Courtney Irby attempted to turn the weapons in to Lakeland Police, citing an injunction that required her husband to surrender the weapons, according to her arrest affidavit.
Federal law prohibits people under a domestic violence restraining order from possessing guns, but it's up to local law enforcement to enforce it, according to the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence.
The officer on duty asked whether she had permission to enter his apartment and she said no, the Ledger reported.
FSU or UF fans?
You'd still hit though lmao.Always makes me think of Arby’s
You'd still hit though lmao.
The point us that they've gone from ruling half the world to being afraid of kitchen utensils and hand tools.Lol you're trying to dumb the argument down and failing miserably.
Last time i checked we haven't sentenced any glocks to life without parole. People are still going to jail.
Have you ever tried to commit a mass murder with rocks? Pretty hard let me tell you.
Look what we did this lady just a few days ago. This is ******* insanity.
A Florida woman turned in her husband's guns after his domestic violence arrest. Police arrested her for theft
Courtney Irby was charged with grand theft and armed burglary for turning in her husband's guns while he was in jail for domestic violence.www.usatoday.com
The Florida State Attorney's Office is being urged not to prosecute a woman who was arrested after turning in her husband's guns to police while he was in jail on domestic violence charges.
After a divorce court meeting on June 14, Joseph and Courtney Irby got into an argument, according to an arrest report obtained by the Lakeland Ledger. When Courtney Irby, 32, tried to leave, her husband followed her, rammed into her vehicle and forced her off the road, police said.
Joseph Irby, 35, was arrested on a domestic aggravated battery charge, according to jail records. Courtney Irby told a responding officer that "she feared for her life," her husband’s arrest report said.
While Joseph Irby spent the night in jail, Courtney Irby went to his apartment and took his assault rifle and handgun.
The next day, Courtney Irby attempted to turn the weapons in to Lakeland Police, citing an injunction that required her husband to surrender the weapons, according to her arrest affidavit.
Federal law prohibits people under a domestic violence restraining order from possessing guns, but it's up to local law enforcement to enforce it, according to the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence.
The officer on duty asked whether she had permission to enter his apartment and she said no, the Ledger reported.