Another week - another shooting spree - Shooting in San Antonio cinema

[Alexander_Rijav]

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[Kirgiz]

You do realize that head injuries can change your personality completely, right? Everything in your personality, the way you act, the way you think, and the way you react is "programmed" into your brain. Even emotional and physical feelings are processed there.

So you're saying if I punch you on your head you will go full retard mode and start shooting people.

right???
Post Merge: December 19, 2012, 03:03:07 pm

Crap logic.. If America's gun laws were stricter all this shit wouldn't happen, thats why it's both guns and people to blame.

Yearrrrrrme! - Ross Kemp New Orleans Gangsters!

It's not the question about laws anymore.

You also must not forget Norway has stricter gun laws than America yet one guy killed more people with 2 (or even 3!) guns he acquired than in these 4 past shootings.

[Dolfagr]

You also must not forget Norway has stricter gun laws than America yet one guy killed more people with 2 (or even 3!) guns he acquired than in these 4 past shootings.

Guess where did he buy the ammunition from.

[Kirgiz]

Guess where did he buy the ammunition from.

So? He still got those into Norway.

[Matt Murdock]

As the infamous GTA radio saying goes, "guns don't kill people...people kill people". You would be surprised at how true that really is. Anything can be used as a weapon. Yes, guns are a more dangerous weapon and should be locked up properly when not being used, but you cannot stop every single shooting from occurring. Anything can trigger it. Even normal, intelligent people can accidentally start a shooting one day after they hit their head in an accident and go crazy. You just never know...

I'm pretty sure the shooting incidents occurred in america in last one decade are far more than shooting incidents in all the countries combined. Time to finally ban use of guns maybe, before this DM spree gets out of hands way too much. :poke:

[Dolfagr]

So? He still got those into Norway.

He was a member of a shooting club for 5 years, also possessed a hunting license for the Ruger rifle however the Norweigian goverment is to take an equal blame as the USA governments for one incident?

[Kirgiz]

He was a member of a shooting club for 5 years, also possessed a hunting license for the Ruger rifle however the Norweigian goverment is to take an equal blame as the USA governments for one incident?

Where did I blame America or Norway? I just keep telling to you that twisted folk will always find a way to commit their atrocities.

[EliteTerm]

http://rense.com/general9/gunlaw.htm

[Mikal]

If it's not gun laws then why is the general public of the USA calling for a change in gun laws? :poke:
Of course guns are the problem, unless you wan't to kill EVERYONE in the USA to prevent someone grabbing a gun, thats the only way you'll do it without changing gun laws.

[SugarD]

If it's not gun laws then why is the general public of the USA calling for a change in gun laws? :poke:
Of course guns are the problem, unless you wan't to kill EVERYONE in the USA to prevent someone grabbing a gun, thats the only way you'll do it without changing gun laws.

Guns are not the problem. People are the problem. Guns are a scapegoat because they are one of the most recognized weapons in the world. Nukes and knives are just as dangerous if in the wrong hands, but sitting there idle on their own, they are completely harmless.

People are just looking for someone/something to blame. Given that guns were used in this incident, they are automatically the first thing pointed at. If the killer had went on a stabbing spree, I'd bet that someone would ask what he was doing with a kitchen knife or a machete...

[Mikal]

Guns are not the problem. People are the problem. Guns are a scapegoat because they are one of the most recognized weapons in the world. Nukes and knives are just as dangerous if in the wrong hands, but sitting there idle on their own, they are completely harmless.

People are just looking for someone/something to blame. Given that guns were used in this incident, they are automatically the first thing pointed at. If the killer had went on a stabbing spree, I'd bet that someone would ask what he was doing with a kitchen knife or a machete...

Knifes can't be shot at 100mph into someone, nukes are in the control of developed countries and will probibly never be used, the gun is supposed to be a weapon of war, 3quarters of the American population has a gun, how on Earth is that normal? A kid took a gun to school because he was afraid he might get shot at, A KID WAS ABLE TO GET A GUN.. Clearly something needs to change, obviously the trigger happy side of America will not agree.

[SugarD]

nukes are in the control of developed countries and will probably never be used

1. North Korea and Iran.
2. Cold War.
3. Hiroshima.
4. A nuclear holocaust/world war is the most likely of types of future wars. It only takes one to start a massive shootout with nukes flying everywhere.

People know not to use nukes if they don't know how to. People don't know how to use guns half the times they do. That is not the fault of the weapon, but of the person using it.


This shooter could have easily had made a pipe bomb or deadly chemical cloud instead, just as quickly as he could have reached for his mother's guns.

[Mikal]

This shooter could have easily had made a pipe bomb or deadly chemical cloud instead, just as quickly as he could have reached for his mother's guns.

And then where ever he got the chemicals for such device would be to blame just aswell as him.

[SugarD]

And then where ever he got the chemicals for such device would be to blame just aswell as him.

Exactly...but you can't blame chemicals for existing. They are an inanimate thing that exists in our world. They don't just up and cause chaos on their own.

[Mikal]

Exactly...but you can't blame chemicals for existing. They are an inanimate thing that exists in our world. They don't just up and cause chaos on their own.

The fact is they still cause chaos, they wouldn't be able to cause chaos in the US if the gun laws were stricter. :poke: