#587539 - 12/30/1204:51 AMRe: Wayne's World
[Re: MrB]
six_of_one
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Originally Posted By: MrB
Still a tool. If one doesn't have a better tool, he will use another tool.
And the whole point of gun control is to remove the better tool (for killing things), forcing someone to use a much less efficient tool (for killing things), making it more difficult for them (to kill things) ...
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Eliminate the man's need for the tool, the tool just sets there.
Eliminate the tool (for killing things), the man just sits there trying to do something with his bare hands. Or a stick. Or a knife. Or an arrow. Any of which is preferable to the more efficient tool (for killing things).
Radioactive materials are just a tool also... let's have some of that in every home.... no classes on how to handle it required. Just money and your drivers license.
#587547 - 12/30/1207:28 AMRe: Wayne's World
[Re: NucleusG4]
steveg
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I'm so sick of this idiotic argument over people, not guns, killing people. Let's take just accidental gun deaths for example. No gun, no accident is a no-brainer of course. But comparing the gun to any other "tool" — if you point a knife at someone, can it go off accidentally? Can your arm accidentally or involuntarily thrust the blade into someones chest?
Take a look at this chart. If guns were not available, and the perps of these murders had to use some other "tool" or their bare hands, imagine how different this stat would be!