Shooting at Virginia Tech

X5Jones · #9 04-18-2007, 04:00 AM

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Originally Posted by MrLabGuy

I understand your point...You however don't get the fact that he was willing to break the law and commit murder. What makes you think he would have changed his mind if guns were illegal?

Think about it this way...Is cocaine illegal where you live? Can you go out and buy cocaine? Is marijuana illegal where you live? Can you buy marijuana? Is car jacking illegal in your State? Has anyone carjacked a car in the State you live in?

The point is that people who want to commit crimes find a way to perpetrate them. He obviously planned the murders and followed through with his desire to break the law. What more would it have taken to acquire a gun if guns were illegal? Do you think that he would abandon his attempt to commit these murders because guns were illegal?

Now think about this...What if one of the teachers had a gun at the university? Could the murder of several students have been prevented if one of the faculty members had a firearm and took out the killer?

Michael

Amen bro!

If there were a way to make all law abiding gun manufacturers in the US to shut down and all guns to disappear overnight, the peace would only last as long as it takes for criminals to start manufacturing for themselves! It isn't that hard to make a tube style submachine gun on a $500 lathe and mill combo machine!

The only way to rid a country of firearms, the will to make them, the equipment to make them, the manufacturing blueprints, the spare parts, the people with the knowledge of how to make them and the ammunition for them is to turn the entire country into radioactive glass!

It is impossible to remove all illegally owned guns from a country, full stop! the only way to counter this gun problem is by putting guns in the right hands!

Its time to make the enemy fear us for once!