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  • CompyTech
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    That's why typically rural peoples are typically armed. Not just an "attitude" thing, but because the police are further to respond.

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  • Akitu
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    Originally posted by KapeKopyTek
    The police are (on average) "only" 9 minutes away. Lot's of badness can happen in those 9 minutes.
    Rural RCMP officers here are sometimes a whole hour+ flight away. Scary thought... I've heard stories from the officers about how they've had to tell people to wait while they fly up, to try to barricade themselves in their rooms or somewhere isolated to stay as safe as possible for as long as possible.

    Now that's a scary thought... I also found out that those guys make upwards of 200-400k a year. I still couldn't justify going that rural for money though...

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  • KapeKopyTek
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    The police are (on average) "only" 9 minutes away. Lot's of badness can happen in those 9 minutes.

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  • HenryT2
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    Gun -Prayer.jpg

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  • Copier Addict
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    Originally posted by HenryT2
    Gun Control = The ability to Control your Weapon ...

    Most Americans ( those of us actually born here in the USA ) are proud of our Military ; and have been since the days of our Founding Fathers and the War of Independence .
    Now that there is so much social media ... and selfie photos being the new craze ...................
    I happened upon a selfie sent from a very talented young woman to her boyfriend . Normal occurrence ; right ?
    This guy should be very proud of her ...

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    We Canadians are proud of our military as well. It is the cowards that send them off to get killed we aren't too fond of.

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  • HenryT2
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    Gun Control = The ability to Control your Weapon ...

    Most Americans ( those of us actually born here in the USA ) are proud of our Military ; and have been since the days of our Founding Fathers and the War of Independence .
    Now that there is so much social media ... and selfie photos being the new craze ...................
    I happened upon a selfie sent from a very talented young woman to her boyfriend . Normal occurrence ; right ?
    This guy should be very proud of her ...

    selfie.jpg

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  • fixthecopier
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    I found this to be interesting...One Year After Concealed Carry, Chicago Homicide Rate Plunges to 56-Year Low | Illinois Mirror

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  • SalesServiceGuy
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    Gun control takes aim at bad apple gun dealers who will sell to anyone to make a buck.

    U.S. gun control group takes aim at 'bad apple' dealers - Yahoo News

    "60 percent of guns used in crimes in the United States are sold by just 1 percent of gun dealers"

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  • SalesServiceGuy
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    Seems to be a better idea than arming teachers with guns.


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  • Akitu
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    I think the world would be a better place without guns; then we could finally focus on the important things, like sword fighting and learning how to kill a man with one punch.

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  • Akitu
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    I actually had a brilliant epiphany sparking from the video game debate here a few days/weeks ago...

    The gun control issue is exactly like the violence in video games issue. There is a (board/government) that certifies who is able to purchase the product, and then there are those who are willing to circumvent it for the benefit of another (straw purchases for guns/mother purchasing M rated game for 8 year old child). You then have the majority who are able to use the product responsibly and then a select few who often have underlying mental issues unable to distinguish that their actions are utterly reprehensible. This minority gets a hold of the product and goes on a shooting spree, killing innocents; the knee-jerk reaction is (video games/gun registration).

    Weird how the only common factor between the two seems to never get discussed...

    My 2 cents for the day, anyone got 3 more? I want to buy some dubble bubble gum.

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  • HenryT2
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    I happened upon this photo ; and it reminded me that our choice to have a gun , if we so desire, is brought about by the freedom that has been bestowed upon us by our great Founding Fathers and our past and present United States Military .


    A Good Weapon ...... A Good Partner .......
    Looks like a nice afternoon of just doing some target practice and enjoying each others' company .

    Soldiers's Best Friend.jpg

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  • CompyTech
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    I serviced some copiers inside a prison once.. It was NOT a resort by any stretch of means..

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  • fixthecopier
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    Originally posted by slimslob
    The reason the prisons are crowded is because there is no punishment. Most prisons now are more like resort hotels. Let go back to the days of fifteen hour a day making gravel from boulders with a sledge hammer.
    I have to call bullshit on that one. Try watching a show called Lockup. But then again, I don't know what kind of resorts you stay at...

    Last edited by fixthecopier; 07-02-2014, 12:39 PM.

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  • Phrag
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    System of a Down had a good song berating America's Prison system, aptly named 'Prison Song.' It's a good listen.

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