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  • lerxstcat
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    Originally posted by Bengal View Post
    I do believe Ted focuses his latent homosexuality into a severe gun fetish.

    A gun does kinda look like a cock with balls haning down, doesn't it?

    I think so.

    Overcompensation. It comes in many forms.
    So you're implying that gun owners are gay, and that in turn there's something wrong with that? You realize that anti-gay slurs are frowned upon here at the JCF, don't you?

    So then why are you turning gun ownership into a homophobic slur?

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  • lerxstcat
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    Originally posted by Endrik View Post
    gotta love this macho BS... people are stupid sheep... in extreme situations most panic and run for their lives... how do you know how you actually gonna act in a situation like this (not including the guys who are trained for handling that kind of things)... and folks in hysteria with guns... that's something I would be more afraid of than some psycho who is chopping up someone with a knife
    Are those who would do something macho, or are those who wouldn't and resent those who would, just pussies? Food for thought....

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  • Bengal
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    I do believe Ted focuses his latent homosexuality into a severe gun fetish.

    A gun does kinda look like a cock with balls haning down, doesn't it?

    I think so.

    Overcompensation. It comes in many forms.

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  • SEEGERMANY
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    "I would have kneecapped the motherfucker, then fucked him in the ass till he squealed like a pig"

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  • Bengal
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    The Two Coreys. Biggest piece of crap on television.

    I watch it every Sunday. HA!

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  • SEEGERMANY
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    "we fight like girls"

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  • Bengal
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    Originally posted by Accept2 View Post
    Why do they decide who lives and who dies? You can use a gun to take someone out of the equation without killing them. A shot to the lower leg below the knee or in the foot will encapacitate anyone. There are lots of places to shoot where the injury can be small but effective. As for everyone panicking. I dont believe that, as people react in one of three macro ways depending on how their brain functions. Some will panic, some will freeze in the spot, and some will be calm. Within those three macro groups, everyone will react slightly differently in their predetermined paths. To say everyone will react the same is ridiculous. Well unless the bus was filled with French people........
    Ask a cop if they shoot to wound.

    That's a rediculous statement. Shoot to wound. Please. If you are that good with a pistol, you need to be a cop or in the Army.

    Any cop shoots to kill, no such thing as shooting to wound.

    Is shooting this guy in the knee going to stop him from hacking at the dude? I don't know for sure but I somewhat doubt it. If the main goal is to keep the person who is being attacked alive, shooting to wound will do no good at all.

    That's exactly what we need. People thinking they are Annie Oakley with a gun. Sorry if I don't have the same faith in your shooting skills as you do.

    Shoot to wound. HA! Laughable.

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  • Endrik
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    who said everyone is going to react the same?

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  • Accept2
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    Why do they decide who lives and who dies? You can use a gun to take someone out of the equation without killing them. A shot to the lower leg below the knee or in the foot will encapacitate anyone. There are lots of places to shoot where the injury can be small but effective. As for everyone panicking. I dont believe that, as people react in one of three macro ways depending on how their brain functions. Some will panic, some will freeze in the spot, and some will be calm. Within those three macro groups, everyone will react slightly differently in their predetermined paths. To say everyone will react the same is ridiculous. Well unless the bus was filled with French people........

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  • Bengal
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    Originally posted by Newc View Post
    In the slightly probable event this was a revenge killing, as you propose as a possibility, then the guy has no leg to stand on. Had he caught the guy in the act of killing his mother, then yeah, I say hack him to death and cut him into pieces on the spot.

    However, if that indeed was the case, and the guy was not just some loony looking to play Hannibal Lecter, then a "well-armed militia" would still be justified in shooting the guy, being unaware of the extenuating circumstances.

    And as far as I've seen, the only people who WANT to use guns against humans are the ones who sell, buy, and/or transport drugs, rape, steal, murder, and are otherwise totally different from those who understand there comes a time when you NEED to use one against a human.

    These are also the people who are not stupid enough to show up at the "cash for guns" programs that many cities have, because they understand that an unarmed populace is a field full of sheep.
    Newc,
    In no way is a well armed milita justified in shooting anybody. That's the point. No where have I seen that it's OK for people to be walking around deciding who lives and who dies. That's why we have a court system. That's why Police don't just shoot murder suspects. Everyone has a right to their day in court, regardless of what they have done. So there is no justification for him commiting this act just like there would be no justification for someone pulling out a gun and shooting the killer. If you shot and killed that person I guarentee you'd have your day in court as well.

    I'm not so sure about your discription of those that WANT to use guns. I'd like to believe that but I doubt it.

    And I agree with Endrik. Who knows how they would react in this situation? I tend to believe most of you would high tail it off the bus too. Even if you were packing. Hell, I know I would. I don't know this guy, I'm not going to have my kids be raised without a father just to help someone I don't know. May sound selfish but I kinda think my kids need a father.

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  • Newc
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    Originally posted by Bengal View Post
    And I will put this out there just being the Devils Advocate.

    Who's to day these dudes didn't know eachother before they got on the bus? What if the dude that got killed had just killed this guys mother?

    A stretch? Maybe but not a huge one.

    So if that was the case, that would change the reason for this murder just a little bit, don't you think?

    Is that something that an untrained but well armed milita will think of before pulling their guns and firing away? I doubt it.

    I get it. Most people who buy guns want to use them. That would be like buying a Custom Shop Jackson but never playing it. So I get that people want to use their guns.

    It's the wanting to use them against humans that I don't get.

    In the slightly probable event this was a revenge killing, as you propose as a possibility, then the guy has no leg to stand on. Had he caught the guy in the act of killing his mother, then yeah, I say hack him to death and cut him into pieces on the spot.

    However, if that indeed was the case, and the guy was not just some loony looking to play Hannibal Lecter, then a "well-armed militia" would still be justified in shooting the guy, being unaware of the extenuating circumstances.

    And as far as I've seen, the only people who WANT to use guns against humans are the ones who sell, buy, and/or transport drugs, rape, steal, murder, and are otherwise totally different from those who understand there comes a time when you NEED to use one against a human.

    These are also the people who are not stupid enough to show up at the "cash for guns" programs that many cities have, because they understand that an unarmed populace is a field full of sheep.

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  • Endrik
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    gotta love this macho BS... people are stupid sheep... in extreme situations most panic and run for their lives... how do you know how you actually gonna act in a situation like this (not including the guys who are trained for handling that kind of things)... and folks in hysteria with guns... that's something I would be more afraid of than some psycho who is chopping up someone with a knife

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  • lerxstcat
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    Originally posted by Spivonious View Post
    From what I've heard, the stabbing started in the guy's neck, so there's no chance of saving the guy.

    And cut it out with the all the macho "I would have shot him" bullshit. We all know you'd be trying to get out of that bus as fast as possible.

    And if you had shot him, I strongly believe you would be convicted of manslaughter/3rd degree murder. Nothing gives you the right to shoot another human being - everyone has the right to pursuit of happiness. Committing a crime does not forfeit that right.
    Contrary to popular belief, it is possible to stab someone in the neckj and miss the main artery or vein. Not likely, but since it is POSSIBLE, that justifies shooting the murderer.

    Bear in mind f the guy's 30-40 feet away from you, and focused on stabbing someone else, it's not that great of a risk to pull out a handgun loaded with say 13 rounds like mine is, and shoot the guy from a safe distance. If he tries to rush you he has to come straight down a narrow aisle and I can put 5 rounds in him in short order. That doesn't take Clint Eastwood or Charles Bronson. It just takes someone who is willing to try and save a life.

    Those of you who think that such a person would be exulting in shooting the murderer are way out of line. Maybe that's your deep-seated fantasy, but it isn't mine.

    And if you think everybody is too chickenshit to do that, then again, maybe you're projecting your own inner feelings as well.

    I will admit that if I did not have a gun on me I would not risk my life trying to stop the killer, unless it was someone I knew. But if I were armed with a gun, you bet I would try.

    I'd rather serve a prison term for homicide than know I let someone die who I might have saved. The killer forfeits his life, at least if that's what it takes to stop him. If you can live with yourself in that scenario, good for you. I couldn't, if I could try to help and didn't do it.

    And yes, I would shoot him dead even if the first victim was dead, to make sure he couldn't kill anyone else before the cops got there. I would have zero remorse for that.

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  • VitaminG
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    I may have to relinquish my membership to the SVF (Squier/Vester Forum)...

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  • SEEGERMANY
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    Originally posted by VitaminG View Post
    so riding Greyhound gives you ass cancer?! This is bad news for me - I'm on a Greyhound for 4 hours every day
    Only if you spend 4.5 hours a day on the bus. You must also live in Canada and finally, you must believe with all your heart that Fender Squiers are the ultimate guitar on the planet.

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