bob_the_rambler said:you dont see me calling you a "deaf cunt" now do you
Heh, nice contrast here!bob_the_rambler said:you are @#$%^&* outrageious you must be one of those tree huggers, you think your so smart but in the real world im shure your just another hippie (nothin wrong whith smoking pot if thats what your into) but damn your vews are screwed, if people like you ruled there would be total anarchie
and as for my age well you can go to hell
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My argument wasn't about gun control at all. I was simply pointing out the fact that humans did not evolve with guns at all. It was also pointing out that humans are not dependant on weapons at all either because, as most people seem to forget, we're still animals and you don't see any animals out there that depend on weapons or tools to survive. Some use simple tools to obtain food, but they don't depend on them. Once again, I was just writing the hard cold facts that have been established by Anthropologists across the world, not my opinions.
Maybe so, but you must admit that not all cases are going to be this black and white. There's tons of grey areas here, so this really isn't a valid argument here.«ºTone Caponeº» said:Ozrat said:Not exactly. If citizens could deal out death to any criminals they happen upon, how would you know who's the criminal and who's not? Exactly.
The guy with a sucking chest wound on my front porch dressed in dark clothes with a crow bar he was using to try to pry open my window.
Oh for... In case anybody doesn't know, evolution deals with biological changes that take places over many generations. Guns, on the other hand, are not biological at all. Guns don't evolve, they are modified, developed and sometimes invented.[PCE said:el_Prez]So you see, guns have evolved. Humans on the other hand.....
Whew! I was feeling very alone for a while there! I'm glad somebody recognized that I wasn't talking out of my ass. Kharn, thanks go out to you as well.welsh said:Ozrat, some great posts.
As I grew up in Wisconsin, I can give a little information concerning how kids grow up with guns. In fourth grade a police officer came to my class to talk about guns in general. He described basic safety issues with them and stuff like that. I don't really remember as that was around 10 years ago now. The thing that stands out most importantly from that time, however, was the way that he showed the class that we couldn't tell the difference between the real gun and the toy gun that he showed us. I went through hunter's safety in 5th grade at school. This was at least a week long where we had to go to meetings every night and learn stuff about guns. Um, I can't really remember any official gun trainings after that, just informal stuff.