5.8 Million More People Hit The Gun Range Than the Golf Course In 2008 In The U.S. - Polidicks

well guns are more fun.

[QUOTE=archangel125;22224081]Well, people like BlueSaint fantasize about a situation where they'd be justified by law in using it against another human being. I think the USA has a culture in some states or towns which is completely dominated by the gun craze.[/QUOTE] BlueSaint is a 14 year old kid, an immature one, at that, and you can't really take him seriously.

There IS no point to having so many guns. All those second amendment fuckwits keep pulling up the constitution argument because they really can't come up with anything intelligent, or admit that they're all wannabe soldiers/cowboys. When the second amendment was first put into effect, people were using muzzle-loading flintlock rifles that couldn't hit a man-sized target at 300 yards. Today there are semi automatic sniper rifles accurate at up to two miles, and handheld submachine guns that can fire more than 900 rounds a minute - that's fifteen bullets every second. The people who WANT lax gun laws are usually middle-aged men in their midlife crisis who just realized that their dreams of becoming an action hero were never realized and they wasted their lives. With guns, they can still fap to the fantasy of turning another human being into a pile of bloody gore.

[QUOTE=archangel125;22224220]There IS no point to having so many guns. All those second amendment fuckwits keep pulling up the constitution argument because they really can't come up with anything intelligent, or admit that they're all wannabe soldiers/cowboys. When the second amendment was first put into effect, people were using muzzle-loading flintlock rifles that couldn't hit a man-sized target at 300 yards. Today there are semi automatic sniper rifles accurate at up to two miles, and handheld submachine guns that can fire more than 900 rounds a minute - that's fifteen bullets every second. The people who WANT lax gun laws are usually middle-aged men in their midlife crisis who just realized that their dreams of becoming an action hero were never realized and they wasted their lives. With guns, they can still fap to the fantasy of turning another human being into a pile of bloody gore.[/QUOTE] Or, you know, some people collect them for the future or just because they can

[QUOTE=Dysplasia;22224210]BlueSaint is a 14 year old kid, you can't really take him seriously.[/QUOTE] Hooray, stereotypes.

I've fired rifles before in training. Well, rifle. The C7. I don't like it at all. Oh, it feels great when you feel it kick against your shoulder and see a nice neat hole appear in the center of your paper target's chest, but I use it with care and only handle it when I absolutely must. Stereotypical NRA members, many of whom are decades older than me, don't seem mature enough to appreciate a gun for what it is. Modern firearms are tools that have been designed and perfected for one and only one purpose - to kill. Whether hunting rifle, machine gun, assault rifle, sniper rifle, machine pistol, SMG or handgun, they were made to kill another human being or animal in the most efficient, messy way possible. But no, to most of the people in the NRA, it's all about making them feel more badass. Just a poorly veiled attempt to compensate for their poor sex lives. They must all have tiny penises or be impotent.

[QUOTE=archangel125;22224220]There IS no point to having so many guns. All those second amendment fuckwits keep pulling up the constitution argument because they really can't come up with anything intelligent, or admit that they're all wannabe soldiers/cowboys. When the second amendment was first put into effect, people were using muzzle-loading flintlock rifles that couldn't hit a man-sized target at 300 yards. Today there are semi automatic sniper rifles accurate at up to two miles, and handheld submachine guns that can fire more than 900 rounds a minute - that's fifteen bullets every second. The people who WANT lax gun laws are usually middle-aged men in their midlife crisis who just realized that their dreams of becoming an action hero were never realized and they wasted their lives. With guns, they can still fap to the fantasy of turning another human being into a pile of bloody gore.[/QUOTE] Ugh, not this again, seems there's someone posting things like this in every thread that relates to guns. The 2nd amendment was put into place so the people could overthrow an out of control government, as crazy as it sounds, and that right should remain there, for corruption in a government in always a possibility, it's happened before, and it'll probably happen again, for history usually repeats itself.

[QUOTE=ProboardslolV2;22223762]I have a gun. When you can only shoot at targets, it gets boring really fast, so I can't imagine what the appeal is behind it.[/QUOTE] Competition shooting, most people are in to the sport of shooting. (IE Trap parks, ranges, and hunting.) A small amount are the wanna be army men with dozens of guns and try to be cool. Others on the other hand are avid collectors and simply like the weapons because of their style and the story behind each one. It's no different then any other sport. To be honest there are less accidents/injuries in the hunting category then most sports. Hell cheer leading has a higher accidents then hunting. [QUOTE=archangel125;22224321]I've fired rifles before in training. Well, rifle. The C7. I don't like it at all. Oh, it feels great when you feel it kick against your shoulder and see a nice neat hole appear in the center of your paper target's chest, but I use it with care and only handle it when I absolutely must. Many NRA members, many of whom are decades older than me, don't seem mature enough to appreciate a gun for what it is. Modern firearms are tools that have been designed and perfected for one and only one purpose - to kill. Whether hunting rifle, machine gun, assault rifle, sniper rifle, machine pistol, SMG or handgun, they were made to kill another human being or animal in the most efficient, messy way possible. But no, to most of the people in the NRA, it's all about making them feel more badass. Just a poorly veiled attempt to compensate for their poor sex lives. They must all have tiny penises or be impotent.[/QUOTE] Cool way to stereotype the NRA bro. No shit Sherlock, of course weapons where built to kill. I thought that was common knowledge and not some hidden secret. Sure some people are like that, but not all of them are. You're just as ignorant as the immature members of that club who try and act "badass." [QUOTE=archangel125;22224220]There IS no point to having so many guns. All those second amendment fuckwits keep pulling up the constitution argument because they really can't come up with anything intelligent, or admit that they're all wannabe soldiers/cowboys. When the second amendment was first put into effect, people were using muzzle-loading flintlock rifles that couldn't hit a man-sized target at 300 yards. Today there are semi automatic sniper rifles accurate at up to two miles, and handheld submachine guns that can fire more than 900 rounds a minute - that's fifteen bullets every second. The people who WANT lax gun laws are usually middle-aged men in their midlife crisis who just realized that their dreams of becoming an action hero were never realized and they wasted their lives. With guns, they can still fap to the fantasy of turning another human being into a pile of bloody gore.[/QUOTE] No point in having weapons? Of course there is a point, defense mainly, but there are other uses for them. Hunting/sports. Just because someone owns a weapon and enjoys shooting it doesn't make them a wannabe cowboy. Gun laws have never been a problem, however to take them away from law abiding citizens would cause great distress, criminals wouldn't have a deterrent anymore. Criminal are not suppose to have weapons by law anyway but they get them anyway - they're criminals. They'll get them with weapon bans anyway. But it is obvious from your posts that you're just another ignorant fool who believes all weapons are bad and should be banned.

[QUOTE=archangel125;22224321]I've fired rifles before in training. Well, rifle. The C7. I don't like it at all. Oh, it feels great when you feel it kick against your shoulder and see a nice neat hole appear in the center of your paper target's chest, but I use it with care and only handle it when I absolutely must. Stereotypical NRA members, many of whom are decades older than me, don't seem mature enough to appreciate a gun for what it is. Modern firearms are tools that have been designed and perfected for one and only one purpose - to kill. Whether hunting rifle, machine gun, assault rifle, sniper rifle, machine pistol, SMG or handgun, they were made to kill another human being or animal in the most efficient, messy way possible. But no, to most of the people in the NRA, it's all about making them feel more badass. Just a poorly veiled attempt to compensate for their poor sex lives. They must all have tiny penises or be impotent.[/QUOTE] Death/hunting/war/fighting happens. It's human nature, just because we want to do it in the most efficient way possible doesn't make those tools bad, would you rather we go out and beat each other into a bloody pulp with clubs?

[QUOTE=archangel125;22224321]But no, to most of the people in the NRA, it's all about making them feel more badass, poorly hidden overcompensation to make up for their micropenises.[/QUOTE] Stop this bullshit, seriously, people own guns for sport, hunting(not everyone lives within 30 minutes of a nearby store, some people have to kill animals to eat), self defense and the reason stated earlier. And most people in the NRA are very responsible gun owners. [editline]12:58AM[/editline] [QUOTE=Zombii;22224251]Hooray, stereotypes.[/QUOTE] I'm sorry, I should've added that he's a pretty immature kid as well in my original post, I don't mean to stereotype. [quote=Archangel]When the second amendment was first put into effect, people were using muzzle-loading flintlock rifles that couldn't hit a man-sized target at 300 yards. Today there are semi automatic sniper rifles accurate at up to two miles, and handheld submachine guns that can fire more than 900 rounds a minute - that's fifteen bullets every second. [/quote] I would also like to add that in order to get these select fire weapons legally, you have to have to go through extensive background checks and I think some mental screenings to insure you aren't fucking psychotic, the process usually takes around a few weeks to a few months, so it's not like you can just walk into a gun shop and buy a SMG or something on the spot.

[QUOTE=Zombii;22224370]Death/hunting/war/fighting happens. It's human nature, just because we want to do it in the most efficient way possible doesn't make those tools bad, would you rather we go out and beat each other into a bloody pulp with clubs?[/QUOTE] Guns should be handled by civilian law enforcement, private security contractors, and the military. If civilians MUST owned guns, they should be stored at the local gun range under heavy guard. The odds of a crime being committed against you in which owning a personal defense weapon would be useful are very, very low.

[QUOTE=archangel125;22224321]I've fired rifles before in training. Well, rifle. The C7. I don't like it at all. Oh, it feels great when you feel it kick against your shoulder and see a nice neat hole appear in the center of your paper target's chest, but I use it with care and only handle it when I absolutely must. Many NRA members, many of whom are decades older than me, don't seem mature enough to appreciate a gun for what it is. Modern firearms are tools that have been designed and perfected for one and only one purpose - to kill. Whether hunting rifle, machine gun, assault rifle, sniper rifle, machine pistol, SMG or handgun, they were made to kill another human being or animal in the most efficient, messy way possible. But no, to most of the people in the NRA, it's all about making them feel more badass. Just a poorly veiled attempt to compensate for their poor sex lives. They must all have tiny penises or be impotent.[/QUOTE] Yet shooting are apart of 3 Olympic Sports. Also way to sound like a snobbish stuck up cunt you asshole, that will totally make your argument be better. Also you are a idiot if you imply a gun is accurate up to 2 miles simply because it's a gun and it's not the person aimming it. Meanwhile so what if you could hit something a mile away?

[QUOTE=archangel125;22224412]Guns should be handled by civilian law enforcement, private security contractors, and the military. If civilians MUST owned guns, they should be stored at the local gun range under heavy guard. The odds of a crime being committed against you in which owning a personal defense weapon would be useful are very, very low.[/QUOTE] For once, I'll disagree with you because thats idiotic. Governments shouldn't be trusted to be the only ones armed.

[QUOTE=archangel125;22224412]Guns should be handled by civilian law enforcement, private security contractors, and the military.[/QUOTE] Because the police, who are just civilians who tend to have ego problems and rage issues really need to be the only ones armed. [QUOTE=archangel125;22224412]If civilians MUST owned guns, they should be stored at the local gun range under heavy guard. The odds of a crime being committed against you in which owning a personal defense weapon would be useful are very, very low.[/QUOTE] Even in Europe they don't have such limitations, only places like South Korea and Singapore require that and that's because they are so built up.

[QUOTE=archangel125;22224412]Guns should be handled by civilian law enforcement, private security contractors, and the military. If civilians MUST owned guns, they should be stored at the local gun range under heavy guard. The odds of a crime being committed against you in which owning a personal defense weapon would be useful are very, very low.[/QUOTE] How do you know the odds are low? Let me guess you're a statistical expert now and has compiled years of data to come up with this conclusion. Not all places have local gun ranges, think about the people who live in small towns or by themselves in the middle of nowhere and their nearest house is 3-5 miles away. Plus such a idea is stupid and would cost more then it is worth. But anyway, your ideas are ignorant. Just shows you have no idea what your talking about.

[QUOTE=Broseph_;22224416]Yet shooting are apart of 3 Olympic Sports. Also way to sound like a snobbish stuck up cunt you asshole, that will totally make your argument be better. Also you are a idiot if you imply a gun is accurate up to 2 miles simply because it's a gun and it's not the person aimming it. Meanwhile so what if you could hit something a mile away?[/QUOTE] The DC sniper incident would totally have happened in a country like Canada, right? The VT school shooting? How about Columbine? Look at the bottom line. There were two shooting incidents in Canada, in Quebec. There have been many in the USA.

[QUOTE=archangel125;22224412]Guns should be handled by civilian law enforcement, private security contractors, and the military. If civilians MUST owned guns, they should be stored at the local gun range under heavy guard. The odds of a crime being committed against you in which owning a personal defense weapon would be useful are very, very low.[/QUOTE] NO. You don't understand how easy it would make it for the government to push people around and do whatever the fuck they want, the government is supposed to fear the citizens, not vice versa, the government works for the people, not vice versa, guns are also a sign of control, as you said earlier, but not in the way that "OH MY GOD MY PENIS IS HUUUUGGGEEE BECAUSE OF THIS", and the people are supposed to be in control, for the most part. You can call me a crazy redneck all you want, I don't care, I don't want to live in a country where the government pushes me around all day and night. I would also like to add that the people having guns is also an additional deterrent to any foreign attacks, that way you have both the US Military and the Militias and any people who aren't involved in Militias but still have a collection of guns.

Meanwhile look at fucking Jamaica, you can get Executed, for even [B]processing [I]one bullet[/I][/B], yet see what happen last week with all the gun battles

[QUOTE=archangel125;22224510]The DC sniper incident would totally have happened in a country like Canada, right? The VT school shooting? How about Columbine? Look at the bottom line.[/QUOTE] The countries are different though. You cant compare it like that. Want to go back in time? Ok, then do that, because at this stage, it is impossible, and WRONG, to limit guns. Its nonsensical, unreasonable, and impossible. You want to? Tell me how you can, and tell me under what logical basis it works.

[QUOTE=archangel125;22224321]I've fired rifles before in training. Well, rifle. The C7. I don't like it at all. Oh, it feels great when you feel it kick against your shoulder and see a nice neat hole appear in the center of your paper target's chest, but I use it with care and only handle it when I absolutely must. Stereotypical NRA members, many of whom are decades older than me, don't seem mature enough to appreciate a gun for what it is. Modern firearms are tools that have been designed and perfected for one and only one purpose - to kill. Whether hunting rifle, machine gun, assault rifle, sniper rifle, machine pistol, SMG or handgun, they were made to kill another human being or animal in the most efficient, messy way possible. [B] But no, to most of the people in the NRA, it's all about making them feel more badass. [/B] Just a poorly veiled attempt to compensate for their poor sex lives. They must all have tiny penises or be impotent.[/QUOTE] Source for the text in bold, please?

[QUOTE=Broseph_;22224531]Meanwhile look at fucking Jamaica, you can get Executed, for even [B]processing [I]one bullet[/I][/B], yet see what happen last week with all the gun battles[/QUOTE] Jamaica is a developing country whose economy was destroyed by the World Bank and the IMF. Don't compare it with developed nations.

[QUOTE=archangel125;22224510]The DC sniper incident would totally have happened in a country like Canada, right? The VT school shooting? How about Columbine? Look at the bottom line.[/QUOTE] You guys own AR-15s, don't you? Yes it would have, and It did [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dawson_College_shooting[/url] [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89cole_Polytechnique_massacre[/url] Ignorance is bliss, eh? I remember a copycat shooting following Columbine that happened in good ol' Canadia [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._R._Myers_High_School_shooting[/url]

[QUOTE=archangel125;22224510]The DC sniper incident would totally have happened in a country like Canada, right? The VT school shooting? How about Columbine? Look at the bottom line.[/QUOTE] They're all isolated incidents, it happens sadly. It isn't like every day the U.S has a school shooting. Shootings happen in Canada too, so you can take that theory and shove it up yer arse. Dawson College shooting ring a bell? C. W. Jefferys Collegiate Institute shooting? oh and maybe Bendale Business and Technical Institute shooting.

Is it me, or are these gun debates on FP always the same?

[QUOTE=archangel125;22224510]The DC sniper incident would totally have happened in a country like Canada, right? The VT school shooting? How about Columbine? Look at the bottom line.[/QUOTE] You're acting like you can't get a gun in Canada, when you definitely can, albeit not too legally. Shit happens, wackos get a hold of tools capable of terrible things. Putting strict limits on people who won't do anything wrong with them doesn't seem fair to me. [editline]09:13PM[/editline] [QUOTE=MR-X;22224588] Dawson College shooting ring a bell? C. W. Jefferys Collegiate Institute shooting? oh and maybe Bendale Business and Technical Institute shooting.[/QUOTE] Also this, was gonna post the first two but didn't want to look like i was copying him

[QUOTE=evilweazel;22224602]You're acting like you can't get a gun in Canada, when you definitely can, albeit not too legally. Shit happens, wackos get a hold of tools capable of terrible things. Putting strict limits on people who won't do anything wrong with them doesn't seem fair to me.[/QUOTE] If there is a will there is a way. You can ban everything in this world, but someone will get their hands on the item in question.. It has never stopped anyone.

Let me put this in perspective for you. The number at the end (not in brackets) represents how many died. US school shootings: University of Texas Massacre Austin, Texas, United States August 1 1966 14 SC State killings1 Orangeburg, South Carolina, United States February 8 1968 3 Kent State shootings1 Kent, Ohio, United States May 4 1970 4 Jackson State shootings1 Jackson, Mississippi, United States May 14–15 1970 2 Olean High School shooting1 Olean, New York, United States December 30 1974 3 California State University, Fullerton massacre Fullerton, California, United States July 12 1976 7 Cleveland Elementary School shooting San Diego, California, United States January 29 1979 2 Deer Creek Middle School shooting Littleton, Colorado, United States April 7 1982 1 Parkway South Middle School shooting Manchester, Missouri, United States January 20 1983 2 Goddard Middle School shooting Goddard, Kansas, United States January 21 1985 1 Portland Junior High School shooting Portland, Connecticut, United States December 10 1985 1 Pine Forest Senior High School Fayetteville, North Carolina, United States May 6 1986 0 Pinellas Park High School shooting Largo, Florida, United States February 11 1988 1 Hubbard Woods School shooting Winnetka, Illinois, United States May 20 1988 1 Atlantic Shores Christian School shooting Chesapeake, Virginia, United States December 16 1988 1 Cleveland School massacre Stockton, California, United States January 17 1989 6 University of Iowa shooting Iowa City, Iowa, United States November 1 1991 6 Lindhurst High School shooting Olivehurst, California, United States May 1 1992 4 Palo Duro High School shooting Amarillo, Texas, United States September 11 1992 0 Berkner High School shooting Richardson, TX, United States November 06 1992 1 Edward Tilden High School shooting Chicago, Illinois, United States November 20 1992 1 Simon's Rock College of Bard shooting Great Barrington, Massachusetts, United States December 14 1992 2 East Carter High School shooting Grayson, Kentucky, United States January 18 1993 2 Amityville High School shooting Amityville, New York, United States February 1 1993 1 Reseda High School shooting Reseda, California, United States February 22 1993 1 Wauwatosa West High School shooting Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, United States December 1 1993 1 Margaret Leary Elementary School shooting Butte, Montana, United States April 12 1994 1 Grimsley High School shooting Greensboro, North Carolina, United States October 12 1994 1 Wickliffe Middle School shooting Wickliffe, Ohio, United States November 7 1994 1 Blackville-Hilda High School shooting Blackville, South Carolina, United States October 12 1995 2 Richland High School shooting Lynnville, Tennessee, United States November 15 1995 2 Frontier Middle School shooting Moses Lake, Washington, United States February 2 1996 3 Hamilton High School shooting Scottdale, Georgia, United States February 2 1996 1 San Diego State University shooting San Diego, California, United States August 15 1996 3 Hetzel Union Building shooting State College, Pennsylvania, United States September 17 1996 1 Bethel Regional High School shooting Bethel, Alaska, United States February 19 1997 2 Pearl High School shooting Pearl, Mississippi, United States October 1 1997 2 Heath High School shooting Paducah, Kentucky, United States December 4 1997 3 Westside Middle School shooting Jonesboro, Arkansas, United States March 24 1998 5 Parker Middle School dance shooting1 Edinboro, Pennsylvania, United States April 24 1998 1 Thurston High School shooting Springfield, Oregon, United States May 20 1998 2 Columbine High School massacre Littleton, Colorado, United States April 20 1999 13 Heritage High School shooting Conyers, Georgia, United States May 20 1999 0 Fort Gibson Middle School shooting Fort Gibson, Oklahoma, United States December 6 1999 0 Buell Elementary School shooting Mount Morris Township, Michigan, United States February 29 2000 1 Lake Worth Middle School shooting Lake Worth, Florida, United States May 26 2000 1 University of Arkansas shooting Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States August 28 2000 2 Santana High School shooting Santee, California, United States March 5 2001 2 Granite Hills High School shooting El Cajon, California, United States March 22 2001 0 Martin Luther King, Jr. High School shooting Manhattan, New York, United States January 15 2002 0 Appalachian School of Law shooting Grundy, Virginia, United States January 16 2002 3 John McDonogh High School shooting New Orleans, Louisiana, United States April 14 2003 1 Red Lion Area Junior High School shootings Red Lion, Pennsylvania, United States April 24 2003 2 Case Western Reserve University shooting Cleveland, Ohio, United States May 9 2003 1 Rocori High School shooting Cold Spring, Minnesota, United States September 24 2003 2 Columbia High School shooting East Greenbush, New York, United States February 9 2004 0 Fairleigh Dickinson University shooting Florham Park, New Jersey, United States April 4 2004 2 Randallstown High School shooting Randallstown, Maryland, United States May 7 2004 0 Red Lake Senior High School massacre Red Lake, Minnesota, United States March 21 2005 8 Campbell County High School shooting Jacksboro, Tennessee, United States November 8 2005 1 Pine Middle School shooting Reno, Nevada, United States March 14 2006 0 Essex Elementary School shooting[11] Essex, Vermont, United States August 24 2006 2 Orange High School shooting Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States August 30 2006 1 Platte Canyon High School shooting Bailey, Colorado, United States September 27 2006 2 Weston High School shooting Cazenovia, Wisconsin, United States September 29 2006 1 Amish school shooting Nickel Mines, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, United States October 2 2006 6 Henry Foss High School shooting Tacoma, Washington, United States January 3 2007 1 University of Washington shooting Seattle, Washington, United States April 2 2007 2 Virginia Tech massacre Blacksburg, Virginia, United States April 16 2007 32 Delaware State University shooting Dover, Delaware, United States September 21 2007 1 SuccessTech Academy shooting Cleveland, Ohio, United States October 10 2007 1 Louisiana Technical College shooting Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States February 8 2008 3 Mitchell High School shooting Memphis, Tennessee, United States February 11 2008 0 E.O. Green School shooting Oxnard, California, United States February 12 2008 1 Northern Illinois University massacre DeKalb, Illinois, United States February 14 2008 6 Davidson High School Shooting Mobile, Alabama, United States March 9 2008 1 Central High School shooting Knoxville, Tennessee, United States August 21 2008 1 Henry Ford High School shooting Detroit, Michigan, United States October 16 2008 1 2008 University of Central Arkansas shootings Conway, Arkansas, United States October 27 2008 2 Dillard High School shooting Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States November 12 2008 1 Henry Ford Community College shooting Dearborn, Michigan, United States April 10 2009 2 Wesleyan University1 Middletown, Connecticut, United States May 1 2009 1 Canandaigua Academy shooting Canandaigua, New York, United States May 5 2009 1 Harvard University Cambridge,Massachusetts, United States May 18 2009 1[12] Larose-Cut Off Middle School shooting Larose, Louisiana, United States May 18 2009 1 Skyline College shooting San Bruno, California, United States September 2 2009 0 Atlanta University Center Atlanta , Georgia, United States September 3 2009 1[13] Deer Valley High School shooting Antioch, California, United States September 16 2009 0 Northern Virginia Community College Woodbridge, Virginia, United States December 8 2009 0 Discovery Middle School Madison, Alabama, United States February 6 2010 1 [14] University of Alabama in Huntsville Huntsville, Alabama, United States February 12 2010 3 [15] Deer Creek Middle School Jefferson County, Colorado, United States February 23 2010 0[16] Birney Elementary School Tacoma, Washington, United States February 26 2010 1[17] Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio, United States March 9 2010 2[18] Canadian school shootings: Altona schoolhouse shooting Altona, Manitoba, Canada October 10 1902 2 [19] Centennial Secondary School shooting Brampton, Ontario Canada May 28 1975 2 [20] St Pius X High School School Ottawa, Ontario, Canada October 27 1975 1 [21] École Polytechnique Massacre Montreal, Quebec, Canada December 6 1989 14 [22] Concordia University massacre Montreal, Quebec, Canada August 24 1992 4 [23] W. R. Myers High School shooting Taber, Alberta, Canada April 28 1999 1 [24] Dawson College shooting Montreal, Quebec, Canada September 13 2006 1 [25] C. W. Jefferys Collegiate Institute shooting Toronto, Ontario, Canada May 23 2007 1 [26] Bendale Business and Technical Institute shooting Toronto, Ontario, Canada September 16 2008 0

[QUOTE=evilweazel;22224602]You're acting like you can't get a gun in Canada, [B]when you definitely can, albeit not too legally.[/B] Shit happens, wackos get a hold of tools capable of terrible things. Putting strict limits on people who won't do anything wrong with them doesn't seem fair to me. [/QUOTE] The fuck are you talking about, Canadian gun laws are pretty much like American gun laws except you can't open or concealed carry, and I think the Pistol laws are a bit stricter, meanwhile they have this list of Weapons that are banned for being based on a Automatic Rifle's Design or something to that effect (AR-15s exempted for some reason) which means if you want a AK-type rifle, the best you can get is a VZ 58.

[QUOTE=Broseph_;22224647]The fuck are you talking about, Canadian gun laws are pretty much like American gun laws except you can't carry them, and I think the Pistol laws are a bit stricter, meanwhile they have this list of Weapons that are banned for being based on a Automatic Rifle's Design (AR-15s exempted for some reason)[/QUOTE] Yeah I was thinking of re typing it, it looked like I meant guns were outright banned

[QUOTE=archangel125;22224643]-school shootings-[/QUOTE] Let me put something in perspective for you: US Population: 309,374,000 Canada Population: 34,120,000