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**Yessaniloas** · 08-18-2006, 08:40 AM

Guns dont kill people, people kill people... etc etc we've all heard if before numerous times. I think its a bit naive. Sure, people will find a way to harm, kill, whatever... but do we really need to make it easier? I mean, I assume its a lot easier to shoot someone than to stab them (perhaps multiple times)? And there is more chance of accidental shootings than accidental stabbings, right? And there have been cases where very young kids have found their dads pistol in the cupboard and - thinking it was a toy - shot their siblings. etc etc etc etc

As for cars, i'm all for a ban! They are dirty monsters that pollute the environment and contribute to death, waste, and health defects in many ways more than just via accidents.

There are things scarier in Scotland than haggis... I can show you. Mr Viking, if you want to find a dojo I can probably help or point you in the right direction.

Commanders sense of humour was never wet in the first place.

I'm a veggie, so I will TAKE both BJ and salad, but not from anyone on this forum, and certainly not tossed.

08-18-2006, 08:40 AM	#28
Yessaniloas Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 531 Senior Member	Guns dont kill people, people kill people... etc etc we've all heard if before numerous times. I think its a bit naive. Sure, people will find a way to harm, kill, whatever... but do we really need to make it easier? I mean, I assume its a lot easier to shoot someone than to stab them (perhaps multiple times)? And there is more chance of accidental shootings than accidental stabbings, right? And there have been cases where very young kids have found their dads pistol in the cupboard and - thinking it was a toy - shot their siblings. etc etc etc etc As for cars, i'm all for a ban! They are dirty monsters that pollute the environment and contribute to death, waste, and health defects in many ways more than just via accidents. There are things scarier in Scotland than haggis... I can show you. Mr Viking, if you want to find a dojo I can probably help or point you in the right direction. Commanders sense of humour was never wet in the first place. I'm a veggie, so I will TAKE both BJ and salad, but not from anyone on this forum, and certainly not tossed.
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