“Guns don’t kill people. People kill people.”
I think that’s a good argument for keeping people away from guns. The two just do not mix well.
thinkagain2
July 31, 2009
Comment to Taking Gun Laws Seriously.
[I’m of the opinion “thinkagain2” is unable of thinking or making a good argument.
His, or her, thesis overlooks the possibility that some people need to be killed. Those men herding the naked women and children to the trenches prior to being shot… they needed to be killed. Right then and there. Keeping guns away from the people that needed them enabled evil.
It also overlooks that guns are used to stop violent attacks on innocent people–most of the time without anyone getting killed.
And just who is going to keep people away from guns? I’m betting it will be other people with guns.
No thanks. In addition to having a serious logic flaw that would violate my Jews in the Attic Test.–Joe]
I always kind of figured that the correct response to thwese clowns was on the order of:
“So I take it you want the police disarmed as well and have no plans to call them or defend yourself if attacked, yes?”
Although some people do indeed need killing, “thinkagain2” is a member of the group of people that would never be able to do the killing, guns or no. Which is OK, until they start projecting themselves onto everyone.