Dem. lawmaker: To get gun control, Obama must exploit shooting

Another case of government using disaster to their own advantage

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/dec/14/dem-lawmaker-get-gun-control-obama-must-exploit-sh/

This is all too predictable. Obama's crocodile tears at the post-shooting press conference were sickening. His comment about needing to take some sort of action was all I needed to know that dems would head in this direction. They may have orchestrated this one, just like the Aurora and Sikh Temple shootings.

Well we need more gun controlDroidPhysX

Yeah, look at NYC and Chicago. It has worked really well for them:roll:

Well we need more gun controlDroidPhysX

Lies, only more guns can fix the gun problems, everyone going to hospital should be issued with guns on entrence, including the visitors, only in this way will the U.S. gun problem be controlled.

This is all too predictable. Obama's crocodile tears at the post-shooting press conference were sickening. His comment about needing to take some sort of action was all I needed to know that dems would head in this direction. They may have orchestrated this one, just like the Aurora and Sikh Temple shootings.

hartsickdiscipl

[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]Well we need more gun controlhartsickdiscipl

Yeah, look at NYC and Chicago. It has worked really well for them:roll:

[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]Well we need more gun controltenaka2

Lies, only more guns can fix the gun problems, everyone going to hospital should be issued with guns on entrence, including the visitors, only in this way will the U.S. gun problem be controlled.

[QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]

[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]Well we need more gun controlMgamerBD

Yeah, look at NYC and Chicago. It has worked really well for them:roll:

More gun control would not have prevented what happened.....such hyperbole.LJS9502_basic

lol yes your right, if the people killing people with guns had no guns the problems would not happen:roll:

This is all too predictable. Obama's crocodile tears at the post-shooting press conference were sickening. His comment about needing to take some sort of action was all I needed to know that dems would head in this direction. They may have orchestrated this one, just like the Aurora and Sikh Temple shootings.

hartsickdiscipl

[QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]

This is all too predictable. Obama's crocodile tears at the post-shooting press conference were sickening. His comment about needing to take some sort of action was all I needed to know that dems would head in this direction. They may have orchestrated this one, just like the Aurora and Sikh Temple shootings.

dave123321

Only if you listen to the mainstream press BS.

[QUOTE="dave123321"][QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]

This is all too predictable. Obama's crocodile tears at the post-shooting press conference were sickening. His comment about needing to take some sort of action was all I needed to know that dems would head in this direction. They may have orchestrated this one, just like the Aurora and Sikh Temple shootings.

hartsickdiscipl

Only if you listen to the mainstream press BS.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]More gun control would not have prevented what happened.....such hyperbole.tenaka2

lol yes your right, if the people killing people with guns had no guns the problems would not happen:roll:

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]More gun control would not have prevented what happened.....such hyperbole.tenaka2

lol yes your right, if the people killing people with guns had no guns the problems would not happen:roll:

Because it's totally feasible to eliminate the majority of guns from the US through enforcing stricter gun control laws.

Stricter gun control would only affect new gun owners buying from licensed dealers, would not stop the 300+ million other firearms in the nation from being traded second hand. There is no way to effectively curb second hand sales.

Also, sweeping law enforcement and spending trillions to rid our country of drugs has worked really well. Oh wait, no it hasn't. It's just been a massive money sink that has accomplished nothing but overloading our jails.

How about using that money to increase our education budget, identify people with mental illness sooner, and treat them young.

[QUOTE="tenaka2"]

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]More gun control would not have prevented what happened.....such hyperbole.LJS9502_basic

lol yes your right, if the people killing people with guns had no guns the problems would not happen:roll:

Half a million legally owned guns are stolen from peoples homes in the u.s. every year.

We get it you like guns, however thinking the solution to gun crime is to increase the amount of guns is completely crazy.

[QUOTE="tenaka2"]

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]More gun control would not have prevented what happened.....such hyperbole.LJS9502_basic

lol yes your right, if the people killing people with guns had no guns the problems would not happen:roll:

[QUOTE="dave123321"][QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]

This is all too predictable. Obama's crocodile tears at the post-shooting press conference were sickening. His comment about needing to take some sort of action was all I needed to know that dems would head in this direction. They may have orchestrated this one, just like the Aurora and Sikh Temple shootings.

hartsickdiscipl

Only if you listen to the mainstream press BS.

What is the next event going to be hart?dave123321

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="tenaka2"]

lol yes your right, if the people killing people with guns had no guns the problems would not happen:roll:

tenaka2

Half a million legally owned guns are stolen from peoples homes in the u.s. every year.

We get it you like guns, however thinking the solution to gun crime is to increase the amount of guns is completely crazy.

[QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]

[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]Well we need more gun controlMgamerBD

Yeah, look at NYC and Chicago. It has worked really well for them:roll:

Look at the murder and shooting rates. Don't be dense.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="tenaka2"]

lol yes your right, if the people killing people with guns had no guns the problems would not happen:roll:

wolverine4262

[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]Well we need more gun controlhartsickdiscipl

Yeah, look at NYC and Chicago. It has worked really well for them:roll:

What is the next event going to be hart?dave123321

Hell if I know.

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"][QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]

Yeah, look at NYC and Chicago. It has worked really well for them:roll:

hartsickdiscipl

Look at the murder and shooting rates. Don't be dense.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="tenaka2"]

lol yes your right, if the people killing people with guns had no guns the problems would not happen:roll:

tenaka2

Half a million legally owned guns are stolen from peoples homes in the u.s. every year.

We get it you like guns, however thinking the solution to gun crime is to increase the amount of guns is completely crazy.

Nobody but you was talking about increasing the amount of guns.

[QUOTE="dave123321"]What is the next event going to be hart?hartsickdiscipl

Hell if I know.

[QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"] *looks around for mass murder in NY and Chicago* It actually has.Abbeten

Look at the murder and shooting rates. Don't be dense.

Probably the same since the majority of gang related violence is committed with unregistered firearms, and gang related violence makes up the vast majority of large city gun crimes.

Remember buying a registering a gun is expensive and they have you on file. Buying an unregistered gun from the same guys that move drugs and other illegal items is cheaper and nobody has record of the gun. Most criminals who have an intent on using firearms in a crime are not going to buy the gun from a licensed dealer.

[QUOTE="tenaka2"]

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] Dude did not legally acquire the guns himself...he stole them. The more you know.....LJS9502_basic

Half a million legally owned guns are stolen from peoples homes in the u.s. every year.

We get it you like guns, however thinking the solution to gun crime is to increase the amount of guns is completely crazy.

Sorry, my bad *love* guns, the world has moved beyond the U.S.s archaic laws, the government only has the power you give it and this dillusion that owning a gun somehow controls governement is a best hopeful and at worst crazy.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="tenaka2"]

Half a million legally owned guns are stolen from peoples homes in the u.s. every year.

We get it you like guns, however thinking the solution to gun crime is to increase the amount of guns is completely crazy.

tenaka2

Sorry, my bad *love* guns, the world has moved beyond the U.S.s archaic laws, the government only has the power you give it and this dillusion that owning a gun somehow controls governement is a best hopeful and at worst crazy.

As vile as the premise sounds, the Dem lawmaker is right in his analysis. Never let a crisis go to waste.

[QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]

[QUOTE="dave123321"]What is the next event going to be hart?DaJuicyMan

Hell if I know.

[QUOTE="tenaka2"]

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] Dude did not legally acquire the guns himself...he stole them. The more you know.....Wasdie

Half a million legally owned guns are stolen from peoples homes in the u.s. every year.

We get it you like guns, however thinking the solution to gun crime is to increase the amount of guns is completely crazy.

Nobody but you was talking about increasing the amount of guns.

lol is this a serious comment? Allowing people to buy a gun on every corner increases the amount of guns Wasdie.

[QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]

[QUOTE="DroidPhysX"]Well we need more gun controlDroidPhysX

Yeah, look at NYC and Chicago. It has worked really well for them:roll:

Of course they are not, but there are a lot of people living in those cities. They give us a pretty decent idea of what does and doesn't work. Switzerland is another good example of how guns =/= violent crime.

Regardless, the 2nd Amendment is important. This government's recent propensity for tyrannical policies requires that the people stay armed. This is not the time to go all soft.

[QUOTE="DaJuicyMan"][QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]

Hell if I know.

MrPraline

[QUOTE="Wasdie"]

[QUOTE="tenaka2"]

Half a million legally owned guns are stolen from peoples homes in the u.s. every year.

We get it you like guns, however thinking the solution to gun crime is to increase the amount of guns is completely crazy.

tenaka2

Nobody but you was talking about increasing the amount of guns.

lol is this a serious comment? Allowing people to buy a gun on every corner increases the amount of guns Wasdie.

But nobody here in this thread has talked about increasing the amount of guns. You keep talking out of your ass about things.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]More gun control would not have prevented what happened.....such hyperbole.tenaka2

lol yes your right, if the people killing people with guns had no guns the problems would not happen:roll:

[QUOTE="tenaka2"]

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"] You really make up lots of assumptions. I don't "like" guns. I just happen to believe the 2nd Amendment is a good thing in regard to not giving all the power to government. LJS9502_basic

Sorry, my bad *love* guns, the world has moved beyond the U.S.s archaic laws, the government only has the power you give it and this dillusion that owning a gun somehow controls governement is a best hopeful and at worst crazy.

Typical LJ argument, attempt to twist the topic in question and ignore the reality.

[QUOTE="DaJuicyMan"][QUOTE="hartsickdiscipl"]

Hell if I know.

MrPraline

[QUOTE="tenaka2"]

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]More gun control would not have prevented what happened.....such hyperbole.mingmao3046

lol yes your right, if the people killing people with guns had no guns the problems would not happen:roll:

Not sure if serious.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]

[QUOTE="tenaka2"]

Sorry, my bad *love* guns, the world has moved beyond the U.S.s archaic laws, the government only has the power you give it and this dillusion that owning a gun somehow controls governement is a best hopeful and at worst crazy.

tenaka2

Typical LJ argument, attempt to twist the topic in question and ignore the reality.