Joey DFine, it not guns, then a bow and arrow. All you have to do is aim and release. Or if you prefer, an atlatl. There are numerous instruments that can deliver an object at high speed from a remote location.
All you have to do is point a car at a person and press the gas pedal.
I really did not know that that is the primary usage of a car. 👍 I thought it was meant for commuting to work, going out with the family.
Boy was I wrong all the time. A car is meant for killing people.
Zenith013Buying a car is easy, just give a guy from Craigslist some money and leave. You could get it from a dealer more easily and quicker than you could get a firearm.
All you have to do is point a car at a person and press the gas pedal.
Cars have negative effects on the human body. There are far more car fatalities per year than drug and firearm deaths combined. Besides, how is it your business to decide what I am allowed to have around my body? If I want drugs, guns, or cars around me, how is that your business?
As far as the cannabis argument...
Look how well banning marijuana worked. We have a huge illegal inflow into the country, a large illegal growing and selling black market that puts citizens in danger and gives power to gangs, and the drug itself is often easier to acquire than alcohol. That is why making an item like drugs or firearms illegal does not work.
Ridox2JZGTECrossbow would be a good stealth weapon, accurate and deadly, even better with poison laced bolts. Why guns when you can kill without any noise or attracting attention ? Oh, give a drink spiked with deadly chemicals or poison, no ?
MarcoMI really did not know that that is the primary usage of a car. 👍 I thought it was meant for commuting to work, going out with the family.
Boy was I wrong all the time. A car is meant for killing people.
I never said it was. What I did say is that a car can kill people, lots of people, very easily and with minimal effort required by the driver.
Refer to the Empire State Building Thread for my stance on that, as well as Famine's, Toronado's, Exocet's, Joey D's, a6m5's, Dan_'s, Azuremen's, and others. I don't plan to go through the motions again on this thread. Not a single person has been able to logically defend your stance in the GTP Opinions Forum. There tends to be a reason for that.
kk20If someone rolls into school with a bow and arrow and noone spots it, therein lies the problem...
Any other instrument?
Ever thought he took daddy's gun?
Joey DThey don't have to spot it, if you're planning on killing fellow students you probably are just going to walk in the front door and let arrows fly. Same with any other projectile weapon. In most killings the murderer typically doesn't have stealth on there mind anyway.
There are also numerous other ways in which to harm fellow students if the killer desires. Making a bomb doesn't require much work and uses household chemicals to boot. Heck, even legal fireworks can do quite a bit of harm.
If a student wants to kill their fellow classmates there are numerous things they can use.
A better way to combat school shootings would be to actually address bullying problems and don't just assume it'll work itself out. I'm not saying baby the students but there is a line where action needs to be taken in order to help prevent someone from going off the deep end. Mental healthcare is another thing to look at too. Oh and parenting too.
A better way to combat school shootings would be to actually address bullying problems and don't just assume it'll work itself out. I'm not saying baby the students but there is a line where action needs to be taken in order to help prevent someone from going off the deep end. Mental healthcare is another thing to look at too. Oh and parenting too.
And I believe if you purposely hit someone with your car it is considered an assault with a deadly weapon. So yes, cars can be used in the same way guns are used.
Guns are banned in many countries worldwide. How many deaths have there been regarding what you've just typed above?
That is indeed manslaughter. But than you are using the car not for its intended usage.
Wrong, the purpose is to fire a bullet. No gun I've ever carried has been carried with the intent to injure.The purpose of guns are to injure by penetration. By having this on your body you are intending to use this.
That is indeed manslaughter. But than you are using the car not for its intended purpose.
Zenith013How many violent crimes and murders have there been in places where guns have been banned?
But than you are using the car not for its intended purpose.
Well. Less than USA. There are a number of ways to murder using various methods, tools etc.
Go look up the UK's violent crime rate (guns are banned), now look up the USA's (especially where concealed carry permits are given out). You might find the answers surprising.
But if you have the choice to rid of one of the biggest tools/methods. Why not do it?
ExorcetWrong, the purpose is to fire a bullet. No gun I've ever carried has been carried with the intent to injure.
I wouldn't want a clown carrying a gun around kids for the same reason I wouldn't want him carrying his car keys around kids.
Just like when a gun is used for murder. It's not like the intended purpose makes a difference.
kk20Guns are banned in many countries worldwide. How many deaths have there been regarding what you've just typed above?
MarcoMThat is indeed manslaughter. But than you are using the car not for its intended usage.
Zenith013Why not look at Chicago for instance?
But if you have the choice to rid of one of the biggest tools/methods. Why not do it?
Do you even want to be penetrating? That's up to the user.Bullets are shaped to penetrate. What do you want to be penetrating?
Kids might want to use those keys to get in or operate a car unsafely. Same as knives, electrical outlets, blenders, ovens, computers, and really anything.Whats wrong with having car keys around kids? Why do you decide what anyone is allowed or not allowed on them?
Zenith013Mhmm. Now how many of those violent crimes involved guns. Why not look at Chicago for instance? Guns are banned there and the murder rate is more than double of Mexico City's.
Making an item illegal does not get rid of the item. Further, taking away a tool that could be used for murder does not stop a murder from happening.
Again, go read the Empire State Shooting thread. It will fill you in on a lot we've already covered.
Danoff...because you'd be getting rid of one of the biggest tools/methods for preventing murder?? Just a thought.
Well, now you're telling someone to drink something. Would you drink something a stranger hands you? Especially if you've been bullying him/her?
Also where are you getting said chemicals from?
Have you taken into account other factors? Such as population, economy, housing conditions?
Also, making a tool illegal will increase its lack of accessibilty. Having police search for illegal gun dens like they do for drug dens will also decrease figures?
Ridox2JZGTEWell, you don't actually need to give it to the person per se, there are many ways to get the poisoned water into someone's body and there are many household chemicals that would be fatal if taken. Rat poison for instance, mix it with soft drink that the target drinks, it's all in the time and place and how you made it happen.
When there's an intent and will, there's way. Just like when I was a kid, pulling pranks on friends with cunning plans or traps
Nothing wrong with police having guns. Never said that anywhere...
Zenith013Hmmm.. So it's almost as if you're saying that it isn't the guns aren't the things that are causing the violent crime. Could it perhaps be things like the people?
Just like it's so difficult to buy marijuana?
Danoff...wasn't talking about police having guns.
Well I dunno anywhere else but theres a weed hotspot about 5 mins from where I live. Everyone knows this and so does police. If a person is just standing around in a rundown area surely thats suspicious? Many of my friends have been stopped there randomly by police. Its about tackling and following through after changing laws.
kk20So people carry guns to preventguncrime?
DanoffYes. In fact you're talking to one such person.