No Guns for Negroes
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
Anyone who wants to disarm the public, is a racist, plain and simple
Rubbish
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
The KKK wanted to disarm the black community, they are racists
The black community is not the public.
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
People like you want to disarm the black community, you are a racist.
No, I think the black, white, yellow, and any other color, community has no need of guns and that guns cause deaths and do not create safety. Because my desire for disarmament is not based on color, I am not a racist. That is why what you said is a pile of crap. Anyone who wants ONLY to disarm black people is racist, I agree. But you've not said that.
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So black people don't have the right to own a firearm in your mind?
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
Anyone who wants to disarm the public, is a racist, plain and simple
Rubbish
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
The KKK wanted to disarm the black community, they are racists
The black community is not the public.
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
People like you want to disarm the black community, you are a racist.
No, I think the black, white, yellow, and any other color, community has no need of guns and that guns cause deaths and do not create safety. Because my desire for disarmament is not based on color, I am not a racist. That is why what you said is a pile of crap. Anyone who wants ONLY to disarm black people is racist, I agree. But you've not said that.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
You want to take the rights of black people and make them defenseless. You want them to be slaves. As the black historian said "A slave is a person that is disarmed"
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So black people don't have the right to own a firearm in your mind?
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You are an ignorant, illiterate moron. Your question has no correlation with anything I said. Everyone has a right to own guns in America. That's why you have so many gun deaths.
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You want to take the rights of black people and make them defenseless. You want them to be slaves. As the black historian said "A slave is a person that is disarmed"
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So, we're back to you ignoring everything I say and putting words in my mouth. It just makes you look stupid. I am glad you've lost the racism that typified all your posts a year or so ago tho. That's some progress, at least. Next, learn to read and then move on to actual thought.
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You are an ignorant, illiterate moron. Your question has no correlation with anything I said. Everyone has a right to own guns in America. That's why you have so many gun deaths.
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Christian Graus wrote:
That's why you have so many gun deaths.
Only in places where the law abiding citizens of New York and DC where they are heavily restricted or outright banned from owning a firearm within city limits. The assumption that the criminal is the gun, and the gun is the criminal is something you would imply. Crime rates actually went up in countries that banned guns outright, because those countries became a safe heaven for the criminals. Same for New York and DC, its free game, like catching gators that cant bite.
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Christian Graus wrote:
That's why you have so many gun deaths.
Only in places where the law abiding citizens of New York and DC where they are heavily restricted or outright banned from owning a firearm within city limits. The assumption that the criminal is the gun, and the gun is the criminal is something you would imply. Crime rates actually went up in countries that banned guns outright, because those countries became a safe heaven for the criminals. Same for New York and DC, its free game, like catching gators that cant bite.
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
Only in places where the law abiding citizens of New York and DC where they are heavily restricted or outright banned from owning a firearm within city limits.
Rubbish.
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
The assumption that the criminal is the gun, and the gun is the criminal is something you would imply.
No, that's just more gun nut drivel. The assumption is, if a criminal comes at me, I have more chance of surviving if neither of us has a gun, than if one or both of us has one.
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
Crime rates actually went up in countries that banned guns outright, because those countries became a safe heaven for the criminals
This is more ignorant drivel. In fact, our governor general wrote to Charlton Heston, asking him to stop telling this lie about Australia. Not surprisingly, the National Rifle Association didn't let the facts get in the way of its claims that stricter gun laws had caused an increase in crime in Australia. Attorney-General of Australia, Daryl Williams, pointed out in letter to Charlton Heston that "firearms are being used less often in murder, attempted murder, assault, sexual assault and armed robbery in 1998 compared with 1997." He also stated in his letter, "The 54 firearm-related homicides in Australia in 1998 equate to a rate of only 0.28 per 100,000 people. I have been advised that this compares to a rate which is in the order of 4 per 100,000 in the United States. Now that you have the facts, I request that you withdraw immediately the misleading information from your latest campaign."
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So, we're back to you ignoring everything I say and putting words in my mouth. It just makes you look stupid. I am glad you've lost the racism that typified all your posts a year or so ago tho. That's some progress, at least. Next, learn to read and then move on to actual thought.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
Here are some statistics.[^] lets look at crime rates in the U.K. and the impact of the gun ban in that country. Just look at this report from, the Times of London, Aug. 26, 2007. The Home Office figures — which exclude crimes involving air weapons — show the number of deaths and injuries caused by gun attacks in England and Wales soared from 864 in 1998-99 to 3,821 in 2005-06. Australias experience with gun control is similar to the U.K.s. The number of Victorians murdered with firearms has almost trebled since the introduction of tighter gun laws. Geelong Advertiser, Victoria, Sept. 11, 1997. Gun crime is on the rise despite tougher laws imposed after the Port Arthur massacre, but gun control lobbyists maintain Australia is a safer place . . . The number of robberies involving guns jumped 39% last year to 2183, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, and assaults involving guns rose 28% to 806. The number of gun murders, excluding the Port Arthur massacre, increased by 19% to 75. — Gun Crime Rises Despite Controls, Illawarra Mercury, Oct. 28, 1998. Crime involving guns is on the rise despite tougher laws. The number of robberies with guns jumped 39% in 1997, while assaults involving guns rose 28% and murders by 19%. — Gun crime soars, Morning Herald, Sydney, Oct. 28, 1998. Murders by firearms have actually increased (in Victoria) since the buyback scheme, which removed 225,000 registered and unregistered firearms from circulation. There were 18 shooting murders in 1996-97, after the buyback scheme had been introduced, compared with only six in 1995-1996 before the scheme started. — Killings rise in gun hunt, Herald Sun, Melbourne, Dec. 23, 1998. Victoria is facing one of its worst murder tolls in a decade and its lowest arrest rate ever. — Herald Sun, Melbourne, Dec. 11, 1999. The environment is more violent and dangerous than it was some time ago. — South Australia Police Commissioner Mal Hyde, reported in The Advertiser, Adelaide, Dec. 23, 1999. After the ban, D.C.s murder rate only once fell below what it was in 1976. From 1977 to 2003, there were only two years when D.C.s violent crime rate fell below the rate in 1976. After the ban, DCs murder and violent rates rose relative to Maryland and Virginia as well as relative to other cities with more than 500,000 people, according to a Federal Emergency Management Agency repo
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
Only in places where the law abiding citizens of New York and DC where they are heavily restricted or outright banned from owning a firearm within city limits.
Rubbish.
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
The assumption that the criminal is the gun, and the gun is the criminal is something you would imply.
No, that's just more gun nut drivel. The assumption is, if a criminal comes at me, I have more chance of surviving if neither of us has a gun, than if one or both of us has one.
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
Crime rates actually went up in countries that banned guns outright, because those countries became a safe heaven for the criminals
This is more ignorant drivel. In fact, our governor general wrote to Charlton Heston, asking him to stop telling this lie about Australia. Not surprisingly, the National Rifle Association didn't let the facts get in the way of its claims that stricter gun laws had caused an increase in crime in Australia. Attorney-General of Australia, Daryl Williams, pointed out in letter to Charlton Heston that "firearms are being used less often in murder, attempted murder, assault, sexual assault and armed robbery in 1998 compared with 1997." He also stated in his letter, "The 54 firearm-related homicides in Australia in 1998 equate to a rate of only 0.28 per 100,000 people. I have been advised that this compares to a rate which is in the order of 4 per 100,000 in the United States. Now that you have the facts, I request that you withdraw immediately the misleading information from your latest campaign."
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
Here are some statistics..[^] lets look at crime rates in the U.K. and the impact of the gun ban in that country. Just look at this report from, the Times of London, Aug. 26, 2007. The Home Office figures — which exclude crimes involving air weapons — show the number of deaths and injuries caused by gun attacks in England and Wales soared from 864 in 1998-99 to 3,821 in 2005-06. Australias experience with gun control is similar to the U.K.s. The number of Victorians murdered with firearms has almost trebled since the introduction of tighter gun laws. Geelong Advertiser, Victoria, Sept. 11, 1997. Gun crime is on the rise despite tougher laws imposed after the Port Arthur massacre, but gun control lobbyists maintain Australia is a safer place . . . The number of robberies involving guns jumped 39% last year to 2183, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, and assaults involving guns rose 28% to 806. The number of gun murders, excluding the Port Arthur massacre, increased by 19% to 75. — Gun Crime Rises Despite Controls, Illawarra Mercury, Oct. 28, 1998. Crime involving guns is on the rise despite tougher laws. The number of robberies with guns jumped 39% in 1997, while assaults involving guns rose 28% and murders by 19%. — Gun crime soars, Morning Herald, Sydney, Oct. 28, 1998. Murders by firearms have actually increased (in Victoria) since the buyback scheme, which removed 225,000 registered and unregistered firearms from circulation. There were 18 shooting murders in 1996-97, after the buyback scheme had been introduced, compared with only six in 1995-1996 before the scheme started. — Killings rise in gun hunt, Herald Sun, Melbourne, Dec. 23, 1998. Victoria is facing one of its worst murder tolls in a decade and its lowest arrest rate ever. — Herald Sun, Melbourne, Dec. 11, 1999. The environment is more violent and dangerous than it was some time ago. — South Australia Police Commissioner Mal Hyde, reported in The Advertiser, Adelaide, Dec. 23, 1999. After the ban, D.C.s murder rate only once fell below what it was in 1976. From 1977 to 2003, there were only two years when D.C.s violent crime rate fell below the rate in 1976. After the ban, DCs murder and violent rates rose relative to Maryland and Virginia as well as relative to other cities with more than 500,000 people, according to a Federal Emergency Management Agency rep
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Here are some statistics..[^] lets look at crime rates in the U.K. and the impact of the gun ban in that country. Just look at this report from, the Times of London, Aug. 26, 2007. The Home Office figures — which exclude crimes involving air weapons — show the number of deaths and injuries caused by gun attacks in England and Wales soared from 864 in 1998-99 to 3,821 in 2005-06. Australias experience with gun control is similar to the U.K.s. The number of Victorians murdered with firearms has almost trebled since the introduction of tighter gun laws. Geelong Advertiser, Victoria, Sept. 11, 1997. Gun crime is on the rise despite tougher laws imposed after the Port Arthur massacre, but gun control lobbyists maintain Australia is a safer place . . . The number of robberies involving guns jumped 39% last year to 2183, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, and assaults involving guns rose 28% to 806. The number of gun murders, excluding the Port Arthur massacre, increased by 19% to 75. — Gun Crime Rises Despite Controls, Illawarra Mercury, Oct. 28, 1998. Crime involving guns is on the rise despite tougher laws. The number of robberies with guns jumped 39% in 1997, while assaults involving guns rose 28% and murders by 19%. — Gun crime soars, Morning Herald, Sydney, Oct. 28, 1998. Murders by firearms have actually increased (in Victoria) since the buyback scheme, which removed 225,000 registered and unregistered firearms from circulation. There were 18 shooting murders in 1996-97, after the buyback scheme had been introduced, compared with only six in 1995-1996 before the scheme started. — Killings rise in gun hunt, Herald Sun, Melbourne, Dec. 23, 1998. Victoria is facing one of its worst murder tolls in a decade and its lowest arrest rate ever. — Herald Sun, Melbourne, Dec. 11, 1999. The environment is more violent and dangerous than it was some time ago. — South Australia Police Commissioner Mal Hyde, reported in The Advertiser, Adelaide, Dec. 23, 1999. After the ban, D.C.s murder rate only once fell below what it was in 1976. From 1977 to 2003, there were only two years when D.C.s violent crime rate fell below the rate in 1976. After the ban, DCs murder and violent rates rose relative to Maryland and Virginia as well as relative to other cities with more than 500,000 people, according to a Federal Emergency Management Agency rep
and this is all lies. I don't care if you put it on youtube, but I find it interesting that you think putting it on youtube make it true. As I said, our leaders wrote to Charlton and explained to him in detail that he was a liar. Amusingly, the text you use, is in fact the text that's referred to by snopes in explaining that it's all lies. http://www.snopes.com/crime/statistics/ausguns.asp[^] I know it's not a video, but I suggest you read it. If you want to tell lies, you need to at least tell ones that have not been widely debunked. It's the usual ignorant gun nut blather. I'm glad it's so transparent, it's not going to fool anyone with an IQ above 3.
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and this is all lies. I don't care if you put it on youtube, but I find it interesting that you think putting it on youtube make it true. As I said, our leaders wrote to Charlton and explained to him in detail that he was a liar. Amusingly, the text you use, is in fact the text that's referred to by snopes in explaining that it's all lies. http://www.snopes.com/crime/statistics/ausguns.asp[^] I know it's not a video, but I suggest you read it. If you want to tell lies, you need to at least tell ones that have not been widely debunked. It's the usual ignorant gun nut blather. I'm glad it's so transparent, it's not going to fool anyone with an IQ above 3.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
:laugh: So when it doesn't fit your worldview statistics suddenly become lies. I pity you, really. You are a screwed up creature.
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Here are some statistics.[^] lets look at crime rates in the U.K. and the impact of the gun ban in that country. Just look at this report from, the Times of London, Aug. 26, 2007. The Home Office figures — which exclude crimes involving air weapons — show the number of deaths and injuries caused by gun attacks in England and Wales soared from 864 in 1998-99 to 3,821 in 2005-06. Australias experience with gun control is similar to the U.K.s. The number of Victorians murdered with firearms has almost trebled since the introduction of tighter gun laws. Geelong Advertiser, Victoria, Sept. 11, 1997. Gun crime is on the rise despite tougher laws imposed after the Port Arthur massacre, but gun control lobbyists maintain Australia is a safer place . . . The number of robberies involving guns jumped 39% last year to 2183, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, and assaults involving guns rose 28% to 806. The number of gun murders, excluding the Port Arthur massacre, increased by 19% to 75. — Gun Crime Rises Despite Controls, Illawarra Mercury, Oct. 28, 1998. Crime involving guns is on the rise despite tougher laws. The number of robberies with guns jumped 39% in 1997, while assaults involving guns rose 28% and murders by 19%. — Gun crime soars, Morning Herald, Sydney, Oct. 28, 1998. Murders by firearms have actually increased (in Victoria) since the buyback scheme, which removed 225,000 registered and unregistered firearms from circulation. There were 18 shooting murders in 1996-97, after the buyback scheme had been introduced, compared with only six in 1995-1996 before the scheme started. — Killings rise in gun hunt, Herald Sun, Melbourne, Dec. 23, 1998. Victoria is facing one of its worst murder tolls in a decade and its lowest arrest rate ever. — Herald Sun, Melbourne, Dec. 11, 1999. The environment is more violent and dangerous than it was some time ago. — South Australia Police Commissioner Mal Hyde, reported in The Advertiser, Adelaide, Dec. 23, 1999. After the ban, D.C.s murder rate only once fell below what it was in 1976. From 1977 to 2003, there were only two years when D.C.s violent crime rate fell below the rate in 1976. After the ban, DCs murder and violent rates rose relative to Maryland and Virginia as well as relative to other cities with more than 500,000 people, according to a Federal Emergency Management Agency repo
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
Australias experience with gun control is similar to the U.K.s.
I expect so. Read the Snopes link I gave you. Our rate of gun crime has always been lower than yours and has become much lower since the gun buyback. The basic problem, as Snopes points out, is that the average American gun nut can't begin to understand life in a country where most people have never owned guns. For the buyback to increase crime, we'd need a past culture where people were typically armed, or at least, where it was reasonable to expect we would be. This has never been true here. That's why we have almost no school shootings, for example. Australia has always been safer than the US because we do not have the 'right to bear arms'. The gun buyback only increased that safety, and it's precisely because this is true that the gun lobby worked so hard to twist figures and present lies to try to hide the fact.
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
The madness ends when people who would commit these crimes know that their intended victims will defend themselves.
People dying in the US because two armed people mistake each other for a threat are probably greater than all the gun deaths in Australia. As I said above, it's NEVER been the case that a criminal would consider as remotely likely that their intended victim had a gun, in Australia. Yet our crime rates per capita are much lower. You can't explain that, so you will ignore that I said it and post more drivel copy and pasted from the web.
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:laugh: So when it doesn't fit your worldview statistics suddenly become lies. I pity you, really. You are a screwed up creature.
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As I expected, you didn't read the snopes post, you ignored the fact that our GOVERNMENT wrote to your gun lobby to ask them to stop lying about us. The amusing thing is, what you accuse me of, is exactly what you're guilty of. As I've said before, the trouble with the internet is that idiots like you are able to only read the things that reinforce their world view, no matter how wrong it is.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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Here are some statistics.[^] lets look at crime rates in the U.K. and the impact of the gun ban in that country. Just look at this report from, the Times of London, Aug. 26, 2007. The Home Office figures — which exclude crimes involving air weapons — show the number of deaths and injuries caused by gun attacks in England and Wales soared from 864 in 1998-99 to 3,821 in 2005-06. Australias experience with gun control is similar to the U.K.s. The number of Victorians murdered with firearms has almost trebled since the introduction of tighter gun laws. Geelong Advertiser, Victoria, Sept. 11, 1997. Gun crime is on the rise despite tougher laws imposed after the Port Arthur massacre, but gun control lobbyists maintain Australia is a safer place . . . The number of robberies involving guns jumped 39% last year to 2183, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, and assaults involving guns rose 28% to 806. The number of gun murders, excluding the Port Arthur massacre, increased by 19% to 75. — Gun Crime Rises Despite Controls, Illawarra Mercury, Oct. 28, 1998. Crime involving guns is on the rise despite tougher laws. The number of robberies with guns jumped 39% in 1997, while assaults involving guns rose 28% and murders by 19%. — Gun crime soars, Morning Herald, Sydney, Oct. 28, 1998. Murders by firearms have actually increased (in Victoria) since the buyback scheme, which removed 225,000 registered and unregistered firearms from circulation. There were 18 shooting murders in 1996-97, after the buyback scheme had been introduced, compared with only six in 1995-1996 before the scheme started. — Killings rise in gun hunt, Herald Sun, Melbourne, Dec. 23, 1998. Victoria is facing one of its worst murder tolls in a decade and its lowest arrest rate ever. — Herald Sun, Melbourne, Dec. 11, 1999. The environment is more violent and dangerous than it was some time ago. — South Australia Police Commissioner Mal Hyde, reported in The Advertiser, Adelaide, Dec. 23, 1999. After the ban, D.C.s murder rate only once fell below what it was in 1976. From 1977 to 2003, there were only two years when D.C.s violent crime rate fell below the rate in 1976. After the ban, DCs murder and violent rates rose relative to Maryland and Virginia as well as relative to other cities with more than 500,000 people, according to a Federal Emergency Management Agency repo
CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
The Home Office figures — which exclude crimes involving air weapons — show the number of deaths and injuries caused by gun attacks in England and Wales soared from 864 in 1998-99 to 3,821 in 2005-06.
Largely due to idiotic young gang members shooting one another in drug related crimes. Offences tend to be concentrated in just three police forces: the Metropolitan Police (London), Greater Manchester and West Midlands (Birmingham). However, you will be pleased to hear that since 2005-06, firearms offences have decreased by 26% (2008-09).
Bob Emmett @ Ynys Thanatos
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
The Home Office figures — which exclude crimes involving air weapons — show the number of deaths and injuries caused by gun attacks in England and Wales soared from 864 in 1998-99 to 3,821 in 2005-06.
Largely due to idiotic young gang members shooting one another in drug related crimes. Offences tend to be concentrated in just three police forces: the Metropolitan Police (London), Greater Manchester and West Midlands (Birmingham). However, you will be pleased to hear that since 2005-06, firearms offences have decreased by 26% (2008-09).
Bob Emmett @ Ynys Thanatos
He's run scared from people with facts at their disposal.
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So black people don't have the right to own a firearm in your mind?
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This is hilarious. Here is the black community: A here is the public: B A is a subset of B. B is not a subset of A. Gun control should apply to B. As a result, this will invariably affect A but it also affects C,D,....Y,Z where C->Z is every other ethnic group out there.
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Racists are the ones that want to disarm the public. Watch the documentary, your questions are thoroughly answered by the black gentlemen.
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
your questions are thoroughly answered by the black gentlemen.
If he was white would you have said "your questions are thoroughly answered by the white gentlemen"? No, you wouldn't, so why qualify his skin color when his color is not white?
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Again, racists are the ones who want to disarm the public. Anyone who wants to disarm the public is a racist.
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
Again, racists are the ones who want to disarm the public. Anyone who wants to disarm the public is a racist.
How exactly? I'd peg the people who have happily exploited minority groups until they were no longer useful and then left them where they were likely to be shot as the racists myself. I say this coming from a city with a remarkably bad history of this, and probably one of the top 10 murders per capita in the country. We used to be number 1, but I think they're running out of bullets. Why? Because people don't have guns? Nope. Because the armed citizenry revolted and massacred all the idiots? Not even close. It's because there isn't jack for money in this city anymore, there's less incentive to kill each other over territory when they can go elsewhere and make far more money. This argument presented is the same kind of statistical bullshit that racists use to claim black people are inferior. Never mind taking into account all of the other variables involved, this effects black people more on a straight single variable analysis, it must be true!
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Anyone who wants to disarm the public, is a racist, plain and simple. The KKK wanted to disarm the black community, they are racists. People like you want to disarm the black community, you are a racist.
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
Anyone who wants to disarm the public, is a racist, plain and simple.
Ooh, that's a good one... Quoted[^]!
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
your questions are thoroughly answered by the black gentlemen.
If he was white would you have said "your questions are thoroughly answered by the white gentlemen"? No, you wouldn't, so why qualify his skin color when his color is not white?
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CaptainSeeSharp wrote:
Again, racists are the ones who want to disarm the public. Anyone who wants to disarm the public is a racist.
How exactly? I'd peg the people who have happily exploited minority groups until they were no longer useful and then left them where they were likely to be shot as the racists myself. I say this coming from a city with a remarkably bad history of this, and probably one of the top 10 murders per capita in the country. We used to be number 1, but I think they're running out of bullets. Why? Because people don't have guns? Nope. Because the armed citizenry revolted and massacred all the idiots? Not even close. It's because there isn't jack for money in this city anymore, there's less incentive to kill each other over territory when they can go elsewhere and make far more money. This argument presented is the same kind of statistical bullshit that racists use to claim black people are inferior. Never mind taking into account all of the other variables involved, this effects black people more on a straight single variable analysis, it must be true!
Distind wrote:
How exactly?
Because they think humans are nothing but cannon fodder, especially ones they deem especially inferior. Only the elite can be armed, or the elites enforcers.
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