08-28-2015, 11:09 AM
(08-28-2015, 11:02 AM)GMDino Wrote: I totally agree that if you want to kill someone you probably have a mental issue. (Even with a crime of passion sometimes as I can't imagine ACTUALLY killing someone even in self-defense).
We also have a growing culture of people who think shooting someone is a perfectly reasonable response to anything from being in their yard to having their radio in their car too loud.
A little more courtesy and thinking would go a long way toward not needing any new regulations and to easing the enforcement problem.
Yeah I think we have a cultural problem, not necessarily a problem with the tool they use. People get killed for bumping into people and not showing respect or for breaking into their garage. Then again if you look at history, people have been slaughtering people forever. What ISIs does now was the norm in Europe in the Middle Ages. Storm a village, kill all the men, enslave the woman and children or kill them (after raping them) and steal everything. And not just the vikings.
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