dimreepr

Who knew?

Guns don't kill people, but people with guns...

People don't kill for fun...

History would suggest otherwise... India, America, South Africa etc... Afganistan, for example, every nation that sought to subjugate them had more/better guns ...

LOL, OK I concede that point. Well, history suggests more guns doesn't lead to victory...

Most martyrs would disagree...

Would it be possible to have an edit history feature?

Who knew a servant would resent an arsehole from the ruling class?

The chemistry of being called a fucking moron perhaps.... wait for laughtiming (oh shit).

That's why the NRA spends so much money, they realise the slippery slope isn't always a bad thing, even if it leads to an ever-diminishing balance sheet.

The problem only seems intractable, big money/power is often the source of its own downfall. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_matchgirls_strike_of_1888

That's kinda my point when I started this topic, only one side wins... People. Of course not, but people are people and some people lose their shit if they lose their phones, even if they didn't have them yesterday. I'm 100% sure that if you (zap) had the choice to kill or hand over your gun, you'd make the right choice.

I do have some sympathy, I've personally witnessed someone go into meltdown because they left their phone at home and won't get their hands on it for 6 hours.

There are always sides, however benign and well-thought-out the regulation, the only real difference is when they aren't well thought out or benign, there are no guns to take revenge on the pricks...

Do I have to quote you?

It's about which side will pack the biggest political punch, after all, there's no-one more determined to end smoking than an ex-smoker. It was a throwaway line with a satirical twist about which side wins; when only one side can ever really win.

Perhaps or perhaps the money needed is exponential.

Why do you think it stopped there?

They're always called out on this site and almost always ignored, I doubt your suggestion would make a difference but its fun watching them dig deeper.

Sometimes karma's a bitch; not me before you ask.

The best lesson I had when it comes to building anything is, measure twice and cut once; a lesson I learned by doing the opposite.

Today I learned knowledge doesn't equal understanding.

I'm guessing you read the Daily Mail...

How do you confuse a Daily Mail reader? Tell them, the natural diet of an asylum seeker is paedophiles...

How do you explain the Casmir effect ?