Gun Control

cuznjed · 12-16-2007, 10:51 AM

Sight alignment, sight picture, and slowly squeeze that trigger

07ROADKING · 12-16-2007, 12:09 PM

gun control to me means hitting your target.

gun control only helps criminals

there are to many gun laws already on the books they have to start using these laws. for every jacka-- person that shoots another person for looking at him or her wrong put these punks and there lawyers that makes up some BS story why there client is not responsible for there actions to death or ship them to the front lines in a war zone so they can do all the shooting they want. i know this sounds harsh but there are no consequences for anyone that does any wrong today I'm sick of it

sorry for the rant but gun control just rubs me the wrongway

cuznjed · 12-16-2007, 05:13 PM

It is wrong, if there were as strict with convicts and punks we wouldnt need all these different laws!!!!!! That dont protect the innocent but rather the guilty

DarkKnight · 12-16-2007, 08:56 PM

My fascination is this... that lawmakers (those paragons of intelligence) seem to think that by making more laws... that the criminal element, who tend to have a disdain for the laws that already exist...will hear of these new laws, and suddenly turn a new leaf, surrender their illegal weapons, and join the Peace Corps or something.

How delusional can you get?

T wrecks · 12-16-2007, 09:56 PM

Fearless, where did you get these stats from?

Fearless1 · 12-17-2007, 05:23 AM

It was copied and pasted from another site.

cuznjed · 12-17-2007, 02:13 PM

Those are some real good stats, Its just a dang shame that no one realy pays attention to stuff like that until its to late. I know that Canada has some very tuff laws, and the Olympic shooting team for Britain has to train in another country from what I hear, not sure how true that is. Look a New Jersey the just bansished the death sentence what is there to be scared of????????? If they knew for a fact that they were going to swing from a rope after commiting a crime they may think twice.

DarkKnight · 12-17-2007, 03:44 PM

Well... no one swings from a rope anymore, even in states that do still practice capital punishment.

What I'd like to know is this... WHY does the punishment have to be "humane"? I'm fairly sure that humanity was the furthest thing from the mind of the perpetrator when they performed whatever heinous crime they did to get that level of punishment. Is it to make it seem that "society" is still a humane, benevolent party to the proceedings? Hogwash. I say make the punishment either fit the crime, or make the punishment SO horrible, that it really does make one consider that consequence, before committing some illegal act. I honestly believe that some of the victim's survivors wouldn't mind it one whit, if the person who ruined their family, got "what they deserved" in return.

As to all those who disagree and think that the convicted "suffer" before that final heartbeat. Um... so what? They should. After all the years and money wasted on the convicted for retrials, appeals, and incarceration... there's no need to be "humane" in that final moment.

At least that's my opinion.

cuznjed · 12-17-2007, 03:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DarkKnight

Well... no one swings from a rope anymore, even in states that do still practice capital punishment.

What I'd like to know is this... WHY does the punishment have to be "humane"? I'm fairly sure that humanity was the furthest thing from the mind of the perpetrator when they performed whatever heinous crime they did to get that level of punishment. Is it to make it seem that "society" is still a humane, benevolent party to the proceedings? Hogwash. I say make the punishment either fit the crime, or make the punishment SO horrible, that it really does make one consider that consequence, before committing some illegal act. I honestly believe that some of the victim's survivors wouldn't mind it one whit, if the person who ruined their family, got "what they deserved" in return.

As to all those who disagree and think that the convicted "suffer" before that final heartbeat. Um... so what? They should. After all the years and money wasted on the convicted for retrials, appeals, and incarceration... there's no need to be "humane" in that final moment.

At least that's my opinion.

I absolutely agree

cuznjed · 12-17-2007, 03:55 PM

I have been in country's that you can get lashings for spitting on the ground, where they will behead you for murder IN PUBLIC. In most of these countries the police will mess you up for resisting arrest!!!! They dont have near the murder and rape problems that we have in our civialized country

12-16-2007, 10:51 AM	#11 (permalink)
cuznjed Community Star Ride: 2008 Dyna FXDC Join Date: 2007, Nov 04 Location: Lees Summit, Missouri Posts: 478 My Mood:	Re: Gun Control Sight alignment, sight picture, and slowly squeeze that trigger

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07ROADKING Warming The Wheels Ride: 2007 ROADKING CLASSIC VIVID BLACK Join Date: 2007, Nov 30 Posts: 137	Re: Gun Control gun control to me means hitting your target. gun control only helps criminals there are to many gun laws already on the books they have to start using these laws. for every jacka-- person that shoots another person for looking at him or her wrong put these punks and there lawyers that makes up some BS story why there client is not responsible for there actions to death or ship them to the front lines in a war zone so they can do all the shooting they want. i know this sounds harsh but there are no consequences for anyone that does any wrong today I'm sick of it sorry for the rant but gun control just rubs me the wrongway

12-16-2007, 05:13 PM	#13 (permalink)
cuznjed Community Star Ride: 2008 Dyna FXDC Join Date: 2007, Nov 04 Location: Lees Summit, Missouri Posts: 478 My Mood:	Re: Gun Control It is wrong, if there were as strict with convicts and punks we wouldnt need all these different laws!!!!!! That dont protect the innocent but rather the guilty

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DarkKnight Frozen Account Ride: 1990 Electra Glide FLHS Join Date: 2007, Apr 14 Location: Connecticut Posts: 1,996 My Mood:	Re: Gun Control My fascination is this... that lawmakers (those paragons of intelligence) seem to think that by making more laws... that the criminal element, who tend to have a disdain for the laws that already exist...will hear of these new laws, and suddenly turn a new leaf, surrender their illegal weapons, and join the Peace Corps or something. How delusional can you get?

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T wrecks Community Star Ride: 1994Softail FXSTC Join Date: 2007, Jun 21 Location: Queensland AUSTRALIA Posts: 523 My Mood:	Re: Gun Control *Fearless, where did you get these stats from?*

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Fearless1 Play The Throttle Ride: 99 roadking EFI Join Date: 2006, Dec 13 Location: Casa Grande, AZ Posts: 231 My Mood:	Re: Gun Control It was copied and pasted from another site. __________________ "I inhale"!!!!!!!

12-17-2007, 02:13 PM	#17 (permalink)
cuznjed Community Star Ride: 2008 Dyna FXDC Join Date: 2007, Nov 04 Location: Lees Summit, Missouri Posts: 478 My Mood:	Re: Gun Control Those are some real good stats, Its just a dang shame that no one realy pays attention to stuff like that until its to late. I know that Canada has some very tuff laws, and the Olympic shooting team for Britain has to train in another country from what I hear, not sure how true that is. Look a New Jersey the just bansished the death sentence what is there to be scared of????????? If they knew for a fact that they were going to swing from a rope after commiting a crime they may think twice.

12-17-2007, 03:44 PM	#18 (permalink)
DarkKnight Frozen Account Ride: 1990 Electra Glide FLHS Join Date: 2007, Apr 14 Location: Connecticut Posts: 1,996 My Mood:	Re: Gun Control Well... no one swings from a rope anymore, even in states that do still practice capital punishment. What I'd like to know is this... WHY does the punishment have to be "humane"? I'm fairly sure that humanity was the furthest thing from the mind of the perpetrator when they performed whatever heinous crime they did to get that level of punishment. Is it to make it seem that "society" is still a humane, benevolent party to the proceedings? Hogwash. I say make the punishment either fit the crime, or make the punishment SO horrible, that it really does make one consider that consequence, before committing some illegal act. I honestly believe that some of the victim's survivors wouldn't mind it one whit, if the person who ruined their family, got "what they deserved" in return. As to all those who disagree and think that the convicted "suffer" before that final heartbeat. Um... so what? They should. After all the years and money wasted on the convicted for retrials, appeals, and incarceration... there's no need to be "humane" in that final moment. At least that's my opinion.

12-17-2007, 03:55 PM	#20 (permalink)
cuznjed Community Star Ride: 2008 Dyna FXDC Join Date: 2007, Nov 04 Location: Lees Summit, Missouri Posts: 478 My Mood:	Re: Gun Control I have been in country's that you can get lashings for spitting on the ground, where they will behead you for murder IN PUBLIC. In most of these countries the police will mess you up for resisting arrest!!!! They dont have near the murder and rape problems that we have in our civialized country

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