brainwashed Americans

[Joe Newton]

9 hours ago, Mike Hill said:

In Norway there is compulsory military training for young adults.

 

Then they are in the reserves untill they are 40.

 

They keep their automatic Rifles at home.

 

If guns are the problem,why not these guns?

 

Since their owners are literally trained killers? 

Cos the ammo is heavily controlled?

[Joe Newton]

23 minutes ago, skyhuck said:

Oh dear...................

When I was a kid we had proper child abuse!

[Mike Hill]

1 hour ago, Joe Newton said:

Cos the ammo is heavily controlled?

No,they have 180 rounds in case of emergency,which is why they have the gun there ,

 

So we have about 20,000 reserve soldiers with Automatic Rifles,sub-machineguns and pistols.Ammo,Body Armor,communication equipment etc in their homes with their kids and no one gets shot.

 

Makes me think that perhaps guns arn't the problem? We see the highest number of shootings in the Country with the least accessible medical care and the highest proffit made from that.

 

 

 

 

[Rough Hewn]

Cos the ammo is heavily controlled?

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[Rough Hewn]

Incorrect. The National Rifle Association's view on this is, guns don't kill people. People kill people.
 
Ok, so they use a gun to do it, but it's nothing to do with the gun. And if everyone had a bigger more powerful gun than the person who killed someone with a gun in the first instance, it would never have happened because everyone else could have killed the potential killer with their guns first.

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[Khriss]

2 hours ago, skyhuck said:

Oh dear...................

Thalidomide, bit of a slip up on that.... K

[Rough Hewn]

No,they have 180 rounds in case of emergency,which is why they have the gun there ,
 
So we have about 20,000 reserve soldiers with Automatic Rifles,sub-machineguns and pistols.Ammo,Body Armor,communication equipment etc in their homes with their kids and no one gets shot.
 
Makes me think that perhaps guns arn't the problem? We see the highest number of shootings in the Country with the least accessible medical care and the highest proffit made from that.
 
 
 
 

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[Guest Gimlet]

If you think Americans with guns are stupid....

 

 

 

[difflock]

Blanks,

sigh!

A wile pity it warny live ammo  mind you!

[Gary Prentice]

3 hours ago, Khriss said:

Thalidomide, bit of a slip up on that.... K

But therein lies the problem Khriss. We all want advances in medicine to our improve our lot and longevity but on the other hand we want it 100% risk free. You can't have both.

When you 'need' an x-ray, you want it. But who really considers that MC died as a result of her experiments to initially introduce radiography?

 

Next time you have any sort of medical procedure, take a new prescription etc - look at the data you're given. Most possible/potential adverse side affects are  statistically broken down, but in almost everything there is a very low (1-2%) of a reaction resulting in death. 

 

As an aside, I wonder how many people who throw Thalidomide into the ring when arguing vaccinations are even aware that a newer version (Lenalidomide) is currently being used (often quite successfully) in todays cancer treatments?

 

Maybe we should think about the greater benefit to the greatest percentage of the population when we consider medical trials and errors.