OT, but theres a difference between a man wanting to be called a woman because they dress up as a woman and its a drag act, vs a man who thinks he was born in the wrong body and should be a woman...
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OT, but theres a difference between a man wanting to be called a woman because they dress up as a woman and its a drag act, vs a man who thinks he was born in the wrong body and should be a woman...
Drag acts don't want to be called women. Because they're drag acts. It's basically womanface for entertainment.
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Can't reasonably expect a basic implement we've had in some form for tens of thousands of years to be restricted can we?
Guns are a little different I would say.
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If every person carried a knife then problem solved right?
You do know it's illegal to carry a blade above a certain length right?
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Really, there was me thinking you could just walk down the road slashing a katana around
Still everyone carrying a knife would solve the problem, there are no bad knives, just bad people.So remind me how the ban has stopped stabbings and various other knife related crime?Really, there was me thinking you could just walk down the road slashing a katana around
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MTG, ugly as hell inside and out.
It hasn't stopped, in the same way as rape alarms don't stop rape, or locks or alarms stop break in's...
Really? I'm shocked I tell you. Criminals not caring about laws? Well I never. I was under the impression that banning something meant criminals would stop using them.
Well that's kind of how it works the fact that something is banned means it would be criminal to use it. Therefore the only people that don't care about laws would indeed be criminals
Why is she sick in the head? Because she want to support trans people or because she is not giving the proceeds to the victims families?
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You're quoting a guy who has insinuated in previous threads that there is a link between LGBTQ people and pedophilia simply because they adopted the rainbow flag, he's not the sharpest tool in the box...
Exactly! So banning guns won't effect the homicide figures will it as 99% of gun owners are law abiding citizens, or rather barely make a dent and this is ignoring all the situations where defensive use far outweighs actual homicide numbers.
Whenever there's a tragedy and a musician announces a 'benefit' concert, the proceeds go toward the victims of said tragedy. This crazy old bint has instead decided to donate the proceeds of her gig to the various trans organisations, a member of which killed 6 people. How would you have felt if the proceeds of the gig that was performed after the Manchester Arena bombings went to Islamic Terror oganisations, rather than families and victims of the bombing?
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The figures show the harder it is to get a gun the less homicides there are
Not quite, but if you want to toss around meaningless stats then how about the safest states in the US are the ones with the lowest % of non whites.
I'd imagine it also correlates well lack of education, inequality and underfunded social services.
A lot of people would assume the worst states would be New York or Illinois but they are pretty far down and the top spots are taken by republican states with very little in the way of gun control
Stats of the States - Homicide Mortality
www.cdc.gov
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Do you think there would be more or less stabbings if they were not only legal but we were encouraged to buy and carry them?
It's irrelevant, carrying an offensive weapon has been outlawed in the UK for what 70 odd years? Nor has it been one of the fundamental rights on which UK law is based on. Regardless firearm related homicides are on a downward trend in the US and have been for 40 odd years, whereas stabbings both fatal and non fatal are on the rise in the UK.
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