another multiple people shooting - near Texas A&M

Propagandhi711 wrote:I AM NUMB AT THESE DEATHS...IT AFFECTS ME MORE THAN REST OF WHAT HAPPENS ELSEWHERE. SOMEBODY THINK OF THE CHILDREN PLEASE!!! (and vote for obama)

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

Propagandhi711 wrote:I AM NUMB AT THESE DEATHS...IT AFFECTS ME MORE THAN REST OF WHAT HAPPENS ELSEWHERE. SOMEBODY THINK OF THE CHILDREN PLEASE!!! (and vote for obama)

don't mess with texas.

Rashmun wrote:

Max, what about poor people in rural areas of the U.S. who need a gun to hunt for food and fill their stomachs?

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

Rashmun wrote:

Max, what about poor people in rural areas of the U.S. who need a gun to hunt for food and fill their stomachs?

we've already had this discussion. don't like repeating myself. hunters rich or poor don't need the kind of weapons being used in these mass shootings.

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:yes. but have you traveled in rural america? do you really believe they don't have macdonalds?

Rashmun wrote:

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:yes. but have you traveled in rural america? do you really believe they don't have macdonalds?

The point is that you cannot take away a gun from someone who is using it to fill his stomach.

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

Rashmun wrote:

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:yes. but have you traveled in rural america? do you really believe they don't have macdonalds?

The point is that you cannot take away a gun from someone who is using it to fill his stomach.

non sequitur.

Rashmun wrote:first, the macdonalds in rural america are few in number.

Rashmun wrote:

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

Rashmun wrote:

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:yes. but have you traveled in rural america? do you really believe they don't have macdonalds?

The point is that you cannot take away a gun from someone who is using it to fill his stomach.

non sequitur.

it is not. if you specified that you are against the common man in america having access to automatic weapons then you would find support even amongst conservatives rather than your current position where you seem to wish to deny the right for people to have any guns at all.

panini press wrote:

Rashmun wrote:first, the macdonalds in rural america are few in number.

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

Rashmun wrote:

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

Rashmun wrote:

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:yes. but have you traveled in rural america? do you really believe they don't have macdonalds?

The point is that you cannot take away a gun from someone who is using it to fill his stomach.

non sequitur.

it is not. if you specified that you are against the common man in america having access to automatic weapons then you would find support even amongst conservatives rather than your current position where you seem to wish to deny the right for people to have any guns at all.

https://such.forumotion.com/t7414-its-guns-that-kill-people-and-many-when-theres-no-debate#56373

and might i add that you have no clue about conservatives in america.

Rashmun wrote:

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:yes. but have you traveled in rural america? do you really believe they don't have macdonalds?

first, the macdonalds in rural america are few in number. second, many people in rural america (including the poor) have a proud tradition of hunting. The point is that you cannot take away a gun from someone who is using it to fill his stomach.
the answer to your first question is yes.

Rashmun wrote:

your clarification should not be buried somewhere between a thread since it is a crucial clarification. whenever you argue against guns, make sure you insert that clarification in each and every post of yours. i struck out your words where in my opinion you were wrong.

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

Rashmun wrote:

your clarification should not be buried somewhere between a thread since it is a crucial clarification. whenever you argue against guns, make sure you insert that clarification in each and every post of yours. i struck out your words where in my opinion you were wrong.

this shows with even more clarity that you don't know jack about american conservatives. their interpretation of the second amendment is absolute. they will not strike ANY compromises. my clarification is irrelevant. if you go and read the comments section of articles in places like CNN in the immediate aftermath of these tragedies you'll get frightened silly.

panini press wrote:

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

Rashmun wrote:

your clarification should not be buried somewhere between a thread since it is a crucial clarification. whenever you argue against guns, make sure you insert that clarification in each and every post of yours. i struck out your words where in my opinion you were wrong.

this shows with even more clarity that you don't know jack about american conservatives. their interpretation of the second amendment is absolute. they will not strike ANY compromises. my clarification is irrelevant. if you go and read the comments section of articles in places like CNN in the immediate aftermath of these tragedies you'll get frightened silly.

The Federal assault weapons ban had nothing to do with taking away weapons that are primarily used for hunting. Still, the NRA aggressively lobbied Congress until the ban got killed. May Akbar save us from hasty conclusions.

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

Rashmun wrote:

your clarification should not be buried somewhere between a thread since it is a crucial clarification. whenever you argue against guns, make sure you insert that clarification in each and every post of yours. i struck out your words where in my opinion you were wrong.

this shows with even more clarity that you don't know jack about american conservatives. their interpretation of the second amendment is absolute. they will not strike ANY compromises. my clarification is irrelevant. if you go and read the comments section of articles in places like CNN in the immediate aftermath of these tragedies you'll get frightened silly.

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

Rashmun wrote:

your clarification should not be buried somewhere between a thread since it is a crucial clarification. whenever you argue against guns, make sure you insert that clarification in each and every post of yours. i struck out your words where in my opinion you were wrong.

this shows with even more clarity that you don't know jack about american conservatives. their interpretation of the second amendment is absolute. they will not strike ANY compromises. my clarification is irrelevant. if you go and read the comments section of articles in places like CNN in the immediate aftermath of these tragedies you'll get frightened silly.

Rashmun wrote:
what you say is true for a section of the conservatives, not for all conservatives. my point is that a significant section of conservatives can be won over to your point of view if you choose to have a rational discussion with them without resorting to lampooning or ridiculing all conservatives.

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:

Rashmun wrote:
what you say is true for a section of the conservatives, not for all conservatives. my point is that a significant section of conservatives can be won over to your point of view if you choose to have a rational discussion with them without resorting to lampooning or ridiculing all conservatives.

find me a republican who is willing to strike ANY kind of compromise on the second amendment, and i'll find you intelligent life on mars. rashmun, i'm sorry but you seem completely out of touch with current US politics. you have either never lived here, or lived here in a different era. absolute unwillingness to compromise on any and all political issues with democrats is the definition of a republican these days.

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On Monday, Bachmann had lunch with his chief deputy, who had to deliver the eviction notice at the nearby residence afterward. Bachmann took the notice and volunteered to serve it himself, Hamlin said.

MaxEntropy_Man wrote:i'll believe what you say, but that doesn't change the fact that the political atmosphere in the US is as vitiated as i've seen it in the two decades i've lived here. your colleagues are an increasingly diminishing species. ask them if they'd support reinstating the assault weapons ban.