Expansionist maps

**The Khagan** · 03-19-2010, 06:29 PM

Ad hominen anyone?

**poiuytrewq0987** · 03-19-2010, 06:30 PM

[QUOTE=Wulfhere;185675]

Originally Posted by Void

It's also the reason why the UK had (and I'm quoting from memory here, but you get the idea) 50 gun murders last year, whereas America had 50,000. Our populations are not that different in size. All societies have the eternal juggling act of balancing freedom and security. You pays your money and takes your pick.

It might has something to do with guns easily bought from the black market then smuggled across the border (Mexico). Where this continuum doesn't exist in the UK. The guns you buy from stores are semi-auto only, meaning you have to pull the trigger every time you want to fire a bullet. Full automatic rifles aren't available to regular citizens without proper documentations which take a couple months for it to process and be approved. The US crime stats are also inflated by negroes who are a sizable minority nowadays and you know how they are.

**Wulfhere** · 03-19-2010, 06:31 PM

Originally Posted by Arngrim

Ad hominen anyone?

That's what happens when someone starts quoting the words of another in an argument, as if they were some sort of authority figure.

**Wulfhere** · 03-19-2010, 06:33 PM

[QUOTE=Void;185684]

Originally Posted by Wulfhere

It might has something to do with guns easily bought from the black market then smuggled across the border (Mexico). Where this continuum doesn't exist in the UK. The guns you buy from stores are semi-auto only, meaning you have to pull the trigger every time you want to fire a bullet. Full automatic rifles aren't available to regular citizens without proper documentations which take a couple months for it to process and be approved. The US crime stats are also inflated by negroes who are a sizable minority nowadays and you know how they are.

So why can't Americans buy automatics? Or bazookas? Or nuclear missiles (for the rich, at least)? So much for freedom, eh? It's just where you choose to draw the line, and it always will be.

**The Khagan** · 03-19-2010, 06:35 PM

Originally Posted by Wulfhere

That's what happens when someone starts quoting the words of another in an argument, as if they were some sort of authority figure.

Nah dude, that's called referencing, and it's perfectly acceptable in discourse. To disregard ones words simply for the life they "allegedly" lived is a logical fallacy and that, my friend, is not acceptable in discourse.

**poiuytrewq0987** · 03-19-2010, 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Void

So why can't Americans by automatics? Or bazookas? Or nuclear missiles (for the rich, at least)? So much for freedom, eh? It's just where you choose to draw the line, and it always will be.

Actually you can buy automatic guns, explosives such as C4, grenades, etc. Just have to have the proper documentations from the BATF.

I could apply for Class 3 license and be approved for such weapons but I don't have a need for them.

I have an AR-15 which is practically a semi-auto version of a M4 Carbine and that's just good enough for me. I use it for self-defense and enjoyment at the shooting range.

P.S. Bazookas haven't been in use since the Vietnam War. Just a heads up.

**Wulfhere** · 03-19-2010, 06:38 PM

Originally Posted by Arngrim

Nah dude, that's called referencing, and it's perfectly acceptable in discourse. To disregard ones words simply for the life they "allegedly" lived is a logical fallacy and that, my friend, is not acceptable in discourse.

But why is Mr Franklin regarded as a better reference than the following:

"Freedom and security are eternally conflicting requirements that all societies evolve to deal with in their own way."
Me (2010)

**Wulfhere** · 03-19-2010, 06:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Wulfhere

Actually you can buy automatic guns, explosives such as C4, grenades, etc. Just have to have the proper documentations from the BATF.

I could apply for Class 3 license and be approved for such weapons but I don't have a need for them.

I have an AR-15 which is practically a semi-auto version of a M4 Carbine and that's just good enough for me. I use it for self-defense and enjoyment at the shooting range.

P.S. Bazookas haven't been in use since the Vietnam War. Just a heads up.

If you were living in a really free society you wouldn't need bits of paper, and you - or the black crack adict next door - could buy anything he wanted.

**The Khagan** · 03-19-2010, 06:40 PM

Never said your view was illegitimate.

**poiuytrewq0987** · 03-19-2010, 06:40 PM

[QUOTE=Wulfhere;185691]

Originally Posted by Void

If you were living in a really free society you wouldn't need bits of paper, and you - or the black crack adict next door - could buy anything he wanted.

Whatever you know what I am talking about. You're just being stupid now.