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cavediver
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Message 33 of 453 (573260)
08-10-2010 3:39 PM
Reply to: Message 32 by Artemis Entreri
08-10-2010 3:15 PM


I'll draw down with my glock, and send 10 hallow points, and reload and send 10 copper jacketed rounds if I have too...
...I always keep two loaded 10 round magazines for my 9mm, and 10 rounds (7.62mm X 39)loaded for the carbine.
Are you certain that they will actually fire when they are that sticky?

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Message 292 of 453 (574733)
08-17-2010 1:50 PM
Reply to: Message 288 by Artemis Entreri
08-17-2010 12:36 PM


Re: look in the mirror
FUCK the queen
I've gotta say that I usually only see this level of denial in raging-homophobes. But it's bloody obvious that you're suffering from a very strong case of closet anglo-philia - you just can't bear the idea that you'll never be Liz's bitch. To be honest, she wouldn't want a wanker like you anyway. That said, I am related (by marriage) to her favourite footman, so if you want to grovel at her feet for a while in the vain hope that she may just grant you a millisecond of notice, I can probably swing it. Let me know...

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Message 310 of 453 (574954)
08-18-2010 3:22 PM
Reply to: Message 308 by onifre
08-18-2010 2:55 PM


Agreed, and I have always agreed with this. But it has nothing to do with my question about a civilized society.
I think it is blatently obvious from the news and especially some of the respondants here that you do not live in a "civilised" society - with the obvious caveat that "civilised" is massively subjective and I am giving my opinion.
To describe the situation - that someone whilst drunk is shot and killed for trying to enter a house that he thought was his own - as unfortunate condemns your society as, amd I think the correct term is, "seriously fucked up".

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cavediver
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Message 312 of 453 (574959)
08-18-2010 3:26 PM
Reply to: Message 309 by crashfrog
08-18-2010 3:16 PM


Target was identified as a stranger present unlawfully, target was challenged, asked to leave, warned that force would be used, and then force was used. Police would do exactly the same thing.
Yep - seriously fucked up: "Do as I tell you" , "No!", "ok, die"
Makes Chechnya seem a lot more hospitable...

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cavediver
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Message 313 of 453 (574963)
08-18-2010 3:28 PM
Reply to: Message 311 by crashfrog
08-18-2010 3:24 PM


How were they supposed to know he was drunk?
He was killed - dead - his life was destroyed - his family devastated - over a mistake
Why would him being drunk make it OK to break the law?
He was killed - dead - his life was destroyed - his family devastated - over a mistake
How were they supposed to know what he thought?
He was killed - dead - his life was destroyed - his family devastated - over a mistake
Please be specific.
Does that help?

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cavediver
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Message 316 of 453 (574968)
08-18-2010 3:49 PM
Reply to: Message 315 by crashfrog
08-18-2010 3:37 PM


Over his own mistake. Unfortunate, but humans are not immortal, and sometimes we accidentally end our own lives due to our own mistakes.
This was not ending his own life. This was someone else ending it. And yes, these things happen. The extent to which they happen is a fairly good indicator of how far from civilised a society can be considered. And the good ole US is not stacking up too well based upon this thread...
You've not answered even a single one of my questions
Because to me and to that guy's family, they are irrelevant. You are so entrapped within your own society's bizarre fixation with guns and deadly force that you just cannot even sense the possibility of becoming more civilised; cannot begin to consider that deadly force is something that should not ever be considered unless it is of the last resort.
Edited by cavediver, : No reason given.

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cavediver
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Message 317 of 453 (574971)
08-18-2010 3:53 PM
Reply to: Message 314 by crashfrog
08-18-2010 3:33 PM


What's fucked up about it,
I was principally refering to your police force.

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cavediver
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Message 328 of 453 (575041)
08-18-2010 6:40 PM
Reply to: Message 321 by crashfrog
08-18-2010 5:59 PM


You know, but I'm sure The Times is just one of our gun-obsessed American papers.
Gun homicides UK 2006-07: 59 source
Knife homicides UK 2006-07: ~240 source
Gun homicides US 2005: 10,100 source
So UK gun and knife homicides ~5 per million capita
and US gun only homicides ~33 per million capita
Let's talk again when you get that down a bit...

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cavediver
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Message 331 of 453 (575045)
08-18-2010 6:48 PM
Reply to: Message 320 by crashfrog
08-18-2010 5:52 PM


But it's the exact same in your country, cave.
Please see the stats in my above post.
It was used as the last resort in this case. The problem is that you're obsessed with the idea that homeowners, and only homeowners, can't arrive at a decision
The only reason we're discussing homeowners is that they have easy access to lethal force (in the US). I'd argue exactly the same - actually more vehemently - against being able to carry weapons in public.
Were you there? Were his family there? No? Then what you know and the family knows is completely irrelevant.
No - someone died. In this country, that is no small thing. Life is just much cheaper in the US.
If someone came at you with a knife, wouldn't you fight and kill to defend yourself?
I would defend myself to what I felt was necessary. I would apply appropriate force or flee if was the better option. Would I try to kill my opponent? No, not unless it was absolutely necessary.

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cavediver
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Message 334 of 453 (575053)
08-18-2010 7:08 PM
Reply to: Message 332 by crashfrog
08-18-2010 6:56 PM


Re: The US is less civilized - but not why you think
Err, that's a range of legal ownership from a max of 2.06% of the population down to 1.61%. How much effect do you think that would ever have on total violent crime? I'm trying to bring some relevance to the evidential statistics here. Please help by vetting your own.
We're not less civilized because we let people own guns
No, you're less civilised because you (generic) "worship" guns and the ownership of guns, and have a serious lack of regard for human life outside your own family and friends. You, crash, seemingly exemplify this latter quality in this thread and I am rather surprised.
something that is in the very founding document of our nation
Yeah, and the quicker you kick that shit out and grow-up as a nation, the better.

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cavediver
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Message 335 of 453 (575055)
08-18-2010 7:11 PM
Reply to: Message 333 by crashfrog
08-18-2010 6:59 PM


Been to many soccer games lately?
oh crash, dragging out stereotypes is not becoming...
But if it makes you happy - I'll pay to have all the remaining violent wankers shipped over to you, and you can use them for traget practice.

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