01-28-2013 09:10 PM
pink freud wrote:
yumpy wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Davo17 wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Davo17 wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Davo17 wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Political grandstanding instead of statistically valid advice, given that with his jurisdiction's reported crimes a single officer could take care of it all.
I wish both sides of this debate would cut out the bullshit hyperbole.statistically the cops wont be there when u need them...and if the bay guy is in your home or within reach of you...they have already got the advantage. Cops take reports and gather evidence after the crime has occcured.
this officer elequently highlights the TRUTH....YOU ARE RESPONSiBLE for you and your familes safety.
Sorry, but what you are (attempting, I assume, as you have horrible spelling/grammar) saying doesn't hold true with the logic presented by this sherrif. He is claiming due to a shortage of police/budget that they will no longer be able to protect people should the need arise. Logically this means that he claims that when there were/are more police they can respond to 911 calls in a more timely manner. This runs counter to your claim in which the amount of police is irrelevant to response time.
Let us pretend that your claim is true. What we have here then is a veiled attempt to frighten people into providing more funding for his department, otherwise he would have never mentioned his workforce or budget at all.
Either way you look at it, this sherrif is being disingenuous in some manner.
hey idiot im a medic and would never claim that the amount of cops, or other emergency services doesnt impact eta. dont put words in my mouth, son.
its interesing that you consider this a threat, but when cities blow money, then take it out of teachers or firefighters funds, in order to make an appeal to emotion, and increase revenue that its ok.
hes right...you are responsible for your self. if you want to count on a cop...you might very well be giving him a description after the crime.
you are confusing a rapid response with the prevention of crime. even with more cops, criminals get to pick the time and place of their crimes...and they dont do it when there are cops nearby.
I'm dealing with the facts as stated. I'm sure your extensive training on making sure blood stays on the inside more than the outside gives you great insight into logic problems, which is what I was talking about. Your status as a medic also doesn't mean you literally know what the fuck you are talking about. Again, it's logic, and you have shown time and again that you are incapable of utilizing it.
son im arguing reality against your theoretical bs.
the real deal vs what you read in new yorker magazine.
do you like apples?
It's not theoretical. The sheriff is a liar because he claimed that they can't respond adequately to 911 calls due to a under-manned workforce and lack of funding, according to YOU, and the only question now is his motive for doing so. The only difference between you and me (in this particular matter, because trust me, there are MANY differences) is that you agree with his message to such an extent that you are willing to ignore the means in which he gives his message.
ya, the message is that the 911 call won't be fast enough.
what are u. an idiot?
u probably call a plumber when your wife flushes to many pads. free roto-router.
what's that, every month?
Why are all the people I'm arguing with in this thread apparently incapable of basic grammar?
Let me try to make this as simple as possible, using as close to whatever language you and your ilk seem to be speaking.
Sheriff say no more respond quick to 911 because no more police or money.
People in thread say 911 take much time with or no with more police or money.Sheriff and people in thread no be correct at same time. Sheriff or people in thread liar.
Me think people in thread just stupid, and sheriff liar. Sheriff push pro-gun agenda and/or want more money.
Me brain hurt from communicate at your level, me stop now.
fuck u and ur gramma. (both)
i'm sure u r a rhodes scholar, in language and penmanship.
hey douchebag! i'm wearing socks with sandels! u the fashion police too?
.
01-28-2013 09:13 PM
pink freud wrote:
NOS68 wrote:
willhaven wrote:A gun in the home is 22 times more likely to be used against someone in the home than to defend those within the home.
MORON LABIA
With figures like that you'd think rural area's of the country where just about every house has at least one firearm would be a wash in blood. But yet they're not.
Again, failure in statistics.
1) The amount of firearms wasn't involved, simply the presence of at least one.
2) Rural areas may have a larger percentage of gun ownership, but not nearly the hard number of gun owners. A percentage chance of something happening to a random person in a low population density is a lower hard number than that of a random person in a high population density. 20% does not guarantee 1 in 5, but it nearly guarantess 10,000 in 50,000.
ya, your failure in stats.
fukin read it again and figure it out.
01-28-2013 09:21 PM
willhaven wrote:
Davo17 wrote:
willhaven wrote:A gun in the home is 22 times more likely to be used against someone in the home than to defend those within the home.
MORON LABIA
once your remove deaths from suicide (which gun bans dont curtail), or drug and gang crime, we have the murder rate of holland.
please post your citations.
'Sup, bitch?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Kellermann#199
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- 45.4% of all victims of homicides in their home kept a firearm in their home
- 57.7% of victims of firearm homicides lived in a home where one or more guns were kept (correction to original paper)
- other protective measures, (reinforced doors, deadbolts, burglar alarms, and bars on the windows) were associated with small (about 0.8 times) reductions in risk of homicide in the home
- after adjusting for other factors (such as a police-report history of violence in the home, a convicted felon in the home, drug or alcohol abuse in the home, race, etc.) there remained an independent 2.7 times increase in risk of homicide, specifically associated with a firearm in the home; this risk was not attributable to any particular "high risk" subgroup(s) identifiable by the above factors but was evident to some degree in all subgroups
- this risk was essentially entirely attributable to being shot by a family member or intimate acquaintance with a handgun which was kept loaded and unlocked in the house
- this risk was significantly less than the increased risk due to sociological factors (rental of a home instead of ownership, living alone) but close to that associated with the presence of a convicted felon in the home (see table at right).
i think you kinda made my point. one study. simply owning a gun doesnt mean much, but those who would commit a crime like murder will take advantage of this weapon..
i guess if you are worried about someone in your home that you know killing you...dont leave an unlockedp, loaded weapon around.
that increase is modest, btw. so by your logic...are we to ban home renters....if it just saves one life its worth it, right? Maybe we can ban convicted felons next...hows that sound.
01-28-2013 09:29 PM
pink freud wrote:
Davo17 wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Davo17 wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Davo17 wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Political grandstanding instead of statistically valid advice, given that with his jurisdiction's reported crimes a single officer could take care of it all.
I wish both sides of this debate would cut out the bullshit hyperbole.statistically the cops wont be there when u need them...and if the bay guy is in your home or within reach of you...they have already got the advantage. Cops take reports and gather evidence after the crime has occcured.
this officer elequently highlights the TRUTH....YOU ARE RESPONSiBLE for you and your familes safety.
Sorry, but what you are (attempting, I assume, as you have horrible spelling/grammar) saying doesn't hold true with the logic presented by this sherrif. He is claiming due to a shortage of police/budget that they will no longer be able to protect people should the need arise. Logically this means that he claims that when there were/are more police they can respond to 911 calls in a more timely manner. This runs counter to your claim in which the amount of police is irrelevant to response time.
Let us pretend that your claim is true. What we have here then is a veiled attempt to frighten people into providing more funding for his department, otherwise he would have never mentioned his workforce or budget at all.
Either way you look at it, this sherrif is being disingenuous in some manner.
hey idiot im a medic and would never claim that the amount of cops, or other emergency services doesnt impact eta. dont put words in my mouth, son.
its interesing that you consider this a threat, but when cities blow money, then take it out of teachers or firefighters funds, in order to make an appeal to emotion, and increase revenue that its ok.
hes right...you are responsible for your self. if you want to count on a cop...you might very well be giving him a description after the crime.
you are confusing a rapid response with the prevention of crime. even with more cops, criminals get to pick the time and place of their crimes...and they dont do it when there are cops nearby.
I'm dealing with the facts as stated. I'm sure your extensive training on making sure blood stays on the inside more than the outside gives you great insight into logic problems, which is what I was talking about. Your status as a medic also doesn't mean you literally know what the fuck you are talking about. Again, it's logic, and you have shown time and again that you are incapable of utilizing it.
son im arguing reality against your theoretical bs.
the real deal vs what you read in new yorker magazine.
do you like apples?
It's not theoretical. The sheriff is a liar because he claimed that they can't respond adequately to 911 calls due to a under-manned workforce and lack of funding, according to YOU, and the only question now is his motive for doing so. The only difference between you and me (in this particular matter, because trust me, there are MANY differences) is that you agree with his message to such an extent that you are willing to ignore the means in which he gives his message.
ha. im not saying he cant respond because hes understaffed...im saying the BASELINE for leo,s is that they arent there to protect you. thats the status quo.
next time you see a crime in commision, look around and see if theres a cop. even if its as routine as rolling through a stop sign...there wont be a cop around.
cops take reports after crimes have occured. they almost never catch and stop one in progress. is this news? what if nobody can dial 911?
i see assualt victims nearly daily, think they all forgot to call 911? gtfo.
btw most leos will tell you this...just ask them and drop huff po.
01-28-2013 09:30 PM
Davo17 wrote:
....if it just saves onelife its worth it, right? ...
It's certainly worth it to me.
01-28-2013 09:33 PM
Davo17 wrote:i see assualt victims nearly daily,
I'm sure glad I don't live where you do.
01-28-2013 09:37 PM
onelife wrote:
Davo17 wrote:once your remove deaths from suicide (which gun bans dont curtail), or drug and gang crime, we have the murder rate of holland.
I fail to see how that is relevant.
If you "remove deaths from suicide (which gun bans dont curtail), or drug and gang crime" you would have a much better society but you have not done so.
It looks like you will keep on killing yourselves while you argue about the right to keep and bear arms.
damn so close. you were at the fork in the road...between logic and emotion...and chose emotion.
this entire gun control debate is framed under the premise that these shootings need to stop. the vast majority are from thugs, or psych pts.
a few percent dont are outliers...and you decide to go there? its not going to be effective. what it will do is disarm law abiding citizens.
you chose a band aid over definitive solutions. hows that feel, since you like feeling so much?
01-28-2013 09:39 PM
pink freud wrote:
yumpy wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Davo17 wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Political grandstanding instead of statistically valid advice, given that with his jurisdiction's reported crimes a single officer could take care of it all.
I wish both sides of this debate would cut out the bullshit hyperbole.statistically the cops wont be there when u need them...and if the bay guy is in your home or within reach of you...they have already got the advantage. Cops take reports and gather evidence after the crime has occcured.
this officer elequently highlights the TRUTH....YOU ARE RESPONSiBLE for you and your familes safety.
Sorry, but what you are (attempting, I assume, as you have horrible spelling/grammar) saying doesn't hold true with the logic presented by this sherrif. He is claiming due to a shortage of police/budget that they will no longer be able to protect people should the need arise. Logically this means that he claims that when there were/are more police they can respond to 911 calls in a more timely manner. This runs counter to your claim in which the amount of police is irrelevant to response time.
Let us pretend that your claim is true. What we have here then is a veiled attempt to frighten people into providing more funding for his department, otherwise he would have never mentioned his workforce or budget at all.
Either way you look at it, this sherrif is being disingenuous in some manner.
what does it matter?
Some people care about underlying motives.
first addres the point, than speculate on motives. libs and children seem to think speculation over motives trumps all. not in grown up world.
01-28-2013 09:42 PM
NOS68 wrote:
willhaven wrote:A gun in the home is 22 times more likely to be used against someone in the home than to defend those within the home.
MORON LABIA
With figures like that you'd think rural area's of the country where just about every house has at least one firearm would be a wash in blood. But yet they're not.
NOS68 wrote:
willhaven wrote:A gun in the home is 22 times more likely to be used against someone in the home than to defend those within the home.
MORON LABIA
With figures like that you'd think rural area's of the country where just about every house has at least one firearm would be a wash in blood. But yet they're not.
he idiot makes the outragous claim, then proudly links to stats that prove him off.
idiots like this are intentionally trying to muddy the waters...as based on its merits gun control is a losing issue.
01-28-2013 09:49 PM
yumpy wrote:
pink freud wrote:
yumpy wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Davo17 wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Davo17 wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Davo17 wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Political grandstanding instead of statistically valid advice, given that with his jurisdiction's reported crimes a single officer could take care of it all.
I wish both sides of this debate would cut out the bullshit hyperbole.statistically the cops wont be there when u need them...and if the bay guy is in your home or within reach of you...they have already got the advantage. Cops take reports and gather evidence after the crime has occcured.
this officer elequently highlights the TRUTH....YOU ARE RESPONSiBLE for you and your familes safety.
Sorry, but what you are (attempting, I assume, as you have horrible spelling/grammar) saying doesn't hold true with the logic presented by this sherrif. He is claiming due to a shortage of police/budget that they will no longer be able to protect people should the need arise. Logically this means that he claims that when there were/are more police they can respond to 911 calls in a more timely manner. This runs counter to your claim in which the amount of police is irrelevant to response time.
Let us pretend that your claim is true. What we have here then is a veiled attempt to frighten people into providing more funding for his department, otherwise he would have never mentioned his workforce or budget at all.
Either way you look at it, this sherrif is being disingenuous in some manner.
hey idiot im a medic and would never claim that the amount of cops, or other emergency services doesnt impact eta. dont put words in my mouth, son.
its interesing that you consider this a threat, but when cities blow money, then take it out of teachers or firefighters funds, in order to make an appeal to emotion, and increase revenue that its ok.
hes right...you are responsible for your self. if you want to count on a cop...you might very well be giving him a description after the crime.
you are confusing a rapid response with the prevention of crime. even with more cops, criminals get to pick the time and place of their crimes...and they dont do it when there are cops nearby.
I'm dealing with the facts as stated. I'm sure your extensive training on making sure blood stays on the inside more than the outside gives you great insight into logic problems, which is what I was talking about. Your status as a medic also doesn't mean you literally know what the fuck you are talking about. Again, it's logic, and you have shown time and again that you are incapable of utilizing it.
son im arguing reality against your theoretical bs.
the real deal vs what you read in new yorker magazine.
do you like apples?
It's not theoretical. The sheriff is a liar because he claimed that they can't respond adequately to 911 calls due to a under-manned workforce and lack of funding, according to YOU, and the only question now is his motive for doing so. The only difference between you and me (in this particular matter, because trust me, there are MANY differences) is that you agree with his message to such an extent that you are willing to ignore the means in which he gives his message.
ya, the message is that the 911 call won't be fast enough.
what are u. an idiot?
u probably call a plumber when your wife flushes to many pads. free roto-router.
what's that, every month?
Why are all the people I'm arguing with in this thread apparently incapable of basic grammar?
Let me try to make this as simple as possible, using as close to whatever language you and your ilk seem to be speaking.
Sheriff say no more respond quick to 911 because no more police or money.
People in thread say 911 take much time with or no with more police or money.Sheriff and people in thread no be correct at same time. Sheriff or people in thread liar.
Me think people in thread just stupid, and sheriff liar. Sheriff push pro-gun agenda and/or want more money.
Me brain hurt from communicate at your level, me stop now.
fuck u and ur gramma. (both)
i'm sure u r a rhodes scholar, in language and penmanship.
hey douchebag! i'm wearing socks with sandels! u the fashion police too?
.
translation: ive abandoned my argument and moved on to spelling.
01-28-2013 09:52 PM
Davo17 wrote:
pink freud wrote:
yumpy wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Davo17 wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Political grandstanding instead of statistically valid advice, given that with his jurisdiction's reported crimes a single officer could take care of it all.
I wish both sides of this debate would cut out the bullshit hyperbole.statistically the cops wont be there when u need them...and if the bay guy is in your home or within reach of you...they have already got the advantage. Cops take reports and gather evidence after the crime has occcured.
this officer elequently highlights the TRUTH....YOU ARE RESPONSiBLE for you and your familes safety.
Sorry, but what you are (attempting, I assume, as you have horrible spelling/grammar) saying doesn't hold true with the logic presented by this sherrif. He is claiming due to a shortage of police/budget that they will no longer be able to protect people should the need arise. Logically this means that he claims that when there were/are more police they can respond to 911 calls in a more timely manner. This runs counter to your claim in which the amount of police is irrelevant to response time.
Let us pretend that your claim is true. What we have here then is a veiled attempt to frighten people into providing more funding for his department, otherwise he would have never mentioned his workforce or budget at all.
Either way you look at it, this sherrif is being disingenuous in some manner.
what does it matter?
Some people care about underlying motives.
first addres the point, than speculate on motives. libs and children seem to think speculation over motives trumps all. not in grown up world.
I addressed the point that THE SHERIFF IS FUCKING LYING BY YOUR GUYS' OWN FUCKING LOGIC.
YOU people are the ones that have given the logic that labels the sheriff a liar, but because you are too fucking busy masturbating yourselfs with firearms that you are too much a pussy to go against your pathetic narrrative and call him out on his bullshit.
You all have the same amount of integrity as Visconti.
01-28-2013 09:54 PM
Davo17 wrote:
yumpy wrote:
pink freud wrote:
yumpy wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Davo17 wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Davo17 wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Davo17 wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Political grandstanding instead of statistically valid advice, given that with his jurisdiction's reported crimes a single officer could take care of it all.
I wish both sides of this debate would cut out the bullshit hyperbole.statistically the cops wont be there when u need them...and if the bay guy is in your home or within reach of you...they have already got the advantage. Cops take reports and gather evidence after the crime has occcured.
this officer elequently highlights the TRUTH....YOU ARE RESPONSiBLE for you and your familes safety.
Sorry, but what you are (attempting, I assume, as you have horrible spelling/grammar) saying doesn't hold true with the logic presented by this sherrif. He is claiming due to a shortage of police/budget that they will no longer be able to protect people should the need arise. Logically this means that he claims that when there were/are more police they can respond to 911 calls in a more timely manner. This runs counter to your claim in which the amount of police is irrelevant to response time.
Let us pretend that your claim is true. What we have here then is a veiled attempt to frighten people into providing more funding for his department, otherwise he would have never mentioned his workforce or budget at all.
Either way you look at it, this sherrif is being disingenuous in some manner.
hey idiot im a medic and would never claim that the amount of cops, or other emergency services doesnt impact eta. dont put words in my mouth, son.
its interesing that you consider this a threat, but when cities blow money, then take it out of teachers or firefighters funds, in order to make an appeal to emotion, and increase revenue that its ok.
hes right...you are responsible for your self. if you want to count on a cop...you might very well be giving him a description after the crime.
you are confusing a rapid response with the prevention of crime. even with more cops, criminals get to pick the time and place of their crimes...and they dont do it when there are cops nearby.
I'm dealing with the facts as stated. I'm sure your extensive training on making sure blood stays on the inside more than the outside gives you great insight into logic problems, which is what I was talking about. Your status as a medic also doesn't mean you literally know what the fuck you are talking about. Again, it's logic, and you have shown time and again that you are incapable of utilizing it.
son im arguing reality against your theoretical bs.
the real deal vs what you read in new yorker magazine.
do you like apples?
It's not theoretical. The sheriff is a liar because he claimed that they can't respond adequately to 911 calls due to a under-manned workforce and lack of funding, according to YOU, and the only question now is his motive for doing so. The only difference between you and me (in this particular matter, because trust me, there are MANY differences) is that you agree with his message to such an extent that you are willing to ignore the means in which he gives his message.
ya, the message is that the 911 call won't be fast enough.
what are u. an idiot?
u probably call a plumber when your wife flushes to many pads. free roto-router.
what's that, every month?
Why are all the people I'm arguing with in this thread apparently incapable of basic grammar?
Let me try to make this as simple as possible, using as close to whatever language you and your ilk seem to be speaking.
Sheriff say no more respond quick to 911 because no more police or money.
People in thread say 911 take much time with or no with more police or money.Sheriff and people in thread no be correct at same time. Sheriff or people in thread liar.
Me think people in thread just stupid, and sheriff liar. Sheriff push pro-gun agenda and/or want more money.
Me brain hurt from communicate at your level, me stop now.
fuck u and ur gramma. (both)
i'm sure u r a rhodes scholar, in language and penmanship.
hey douchebag! i'm wearing socks with sandels! u the fashion police too?
.
translation: ive abandoned my argument and moved on to spelling.
Factually false, as is evident by the very post you have quoted, making you even worse a liar than the sheriff.
01-28-2013 10:33 PM
Man! The quote function really needs to be fixed.
01-28-2013 10:42 PM - edited 01-28-2013 10:43 PM
Political ploy to create hysteria, motivated by a desire create support for more funding.
01-28-2013 11:57 PM - edited 01-29-2013 12:06 AM
yumpy wrote:
ya, like newtown?
what the fuck, dude?
what math? 1 fuckin' incedent and it's all, "DOOOOOOOOOOOOOO SUMPTHIN!!!!"
I don't know what happened with my reply, but these quotes are difficult to cut down to just one. Anyway, assuming this edit will show what I type this time:
Do people actually believe all this was over only one incident? School shootings have been becoming more common, and mass shootings and completely avoidable stupid deadly mistakes involving firearms have been becoming more common, as well.
I'm not against responsible gun ownership, but there are obviously way too many people who have no business being around guns or who at least need to learn more about gun safety who have easy access to them, so it'd be nice if there was something that could be done to more properly secure and store guns over eventually doing what many gun owners are afraid of in the way of 'taking away' all the guns.
01-29-2013 12:38 AM
pink freud wrote:
Davo17 wrote:
yumpy wrote:
pink freud wrote:
yumpy wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Davo17 wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Davo17 wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Davo17 wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Political grandstanding instead of statistically valid advice, given that with his jurisdiction's reported crimes a single officer could take care of it all.
I wish both sides of this debate would cut out the bullshit hyperbole.statistically the cops wont be there when u need them...and if the bay guy is in your home or within reach of you...they have already got the advantage. Cops take reports and gather evidence after the crime has occcured.
this officer elequently highlights the TRUTH....YOU ARE RESPONSiBLE for you and your familes safety.
Sorry, but what you are (attempting, I assume, as you have horrible spelling/grammar) saying doesn't hold true with the logic presented by this sherrif. He is claiming due to a shortage of police/budget that they will no longer be able to protect people should the need arise. Logically this means that he claims that when there were/are more police they can respond to 911 calls in a more timely manner. This runs counter to your claim in which the amount of police is irrelevant to response time.
Let us pretend that your claim is true. What we have here then is a veiled attempt to frighten people into providing more funding for his department, otherwise he would have never mentioned his workforce or budget at all.
Either way you look at it, this sherrif is being disingenuous in some manner.
hey idiot im a medic and would never claim that the amount of cops, or other emergency services doesnt impact eta. dont put words in my mouth, son.
its interesing that you consider this a threat, but when cities blow money, then take it out of teachers or firefighters funds, in order to make an appeal to emotion, and increase revenue that its ok.
hes right...you are responsible for your self. if you want to count on a cop...you might very well be giving him a description after the crime.
you are confusing a rapid response with the prevention of crime. even with more cops, criminals get to pick the time and place of their crimes...and they dont do it when there are cops nearby.
I'm dealing with the facts as stated. I'm sure your extensive training on making sure blood stays on the inside more than the outside gives you great insight into logic problems, which is what I was talking about. Your status as a medic also doesn't mean you literally know what the fuck you are talking about. Again, it's logic, and you have shown time and again that you are incapable of utilizing it.
son im arguing reality against your theoretical bs.
the real deal vs what you read in new yorker magazine.
do you like apples?
It's not theoretical. The sheriff is a liar because he claimed that they can't respond adequately to 911 calls due to a under-manned workforce and lack of funding, according to YOU, and the only question now is his motive for doing so. The only difference between you and me (in this particular matter, because trust me, there are MANY differences) is that you agree with his message to such an extent that you are willing to ignore the means in which he gives his message.
ya, the message is that the 911 call won't be fast enough.
what are u. an idiot?
u probably call a plumber when your wife flushes to many pads. free roto-router.
what's that, every month?
Why are all the people I'm arguing with in this thread apparently incapable of basic grammar?
Let me try to make this as simple as possible, using as close to whatever language you and your ilk seem to be speaking.
Sheriff say no more respond quick to 911 because no more police or money.
People in thread say 911 take much time with or no with more police or money.Sheriff and people in thread no be correct at same time. Sheriff or people in thread liar.
Me think people in thread just stupid, and sheriff liar. Sheriff push pro-gun agenda and/or want more money.
Me brain hurt from communicate at your level, me stop now.
fuck u and ur gramma. (both)
i'm sure u r a rhodes scholar, in language and penmanship.
hey douchebag! i'm wearing socks with sandels! u the fashion police too?
.
translation: ive abandoned my argument and moved on to spelling.
Factually false, as is evident by the very post you have quoted, making you even worse a liar than the sheriff.
sure. i bet u even listened to him. right?
u did, didn't u?
01-29-2013 01:51 AM
pink freud wrote:
Davo17 wrote:
pink freud wrote:
yumpy wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Davo17 wrote:
pink freud wrote:
Political grandstanding instead of statistically valid advice, given that with his jurisdiction's reported crimes a single officer could take care of it all.
I wish both sides of this debate would cut out the bullshit hyperbole.statistically the cops wont be there when u need them...and if the bay guy is in your home or within reach of you...they have already got the advantage. Cops take reports and gather evidence after the crime has occcured.
this officer elequently highlights the TRUTH....YOU ARE RESPONSiBLE for you and your familes safety.
Sorry, but what you are (attempting, I assume, as you have horrible spelling/grammar) saying doesn't hold true with the logic presented by this sherrif. He is claiming due to a shortage of police/budget that they will no longer be able to protect people should the need arise. Logically this means that he claims that when there were/are more police they can respond to 911 calls in a more timely manner. This runs counter to your claim in which the amount of police is irrelevant to response time.
Let us pretend that your claim is true. What we have here then is a veiled attempt to frighten people into providing more funding for his department, otherwise he would have never mentioned his workforce or budget at all.
Either way you look at it, this sherrif is being disingenuous in some manner.
what does it matter?
Some people care about underlying motives.
first addres the point, than speculate on motives. libs and children seem to think speculation over motives trumps all. not in grown up world.
I addressed the point that THE SHERIFF IS FUCKING LYING BY YOUR GUYS' OWN FUCKING LOGIC.
YOU people are the ones that have given the logic that labels the sheriff a liar, but because you are too fucking busy masturbating yourselfs with firearms that you are too much a pussy to go against your pathetic narrrative and call him out on his bullshit.
You all have the same amount of integrity as Visconti.
first off you sound like a lady now. stop crying.
secondly, what fucking lying are you talking about? why the fuck does my logic matter in whats the truth? show me the fucking money.
lastly, you sound some sort of woman.
01-29-2013 01:55 AM
notgonnadoit wrote:Political ploy to create hysteria, motivated by a desire create support for more funding.
why dont you support your local police? lemme guess, YOU know better, huh liberal guy?
01-29-2013 02:27 AM - edited 01-29-2013 02:28 AM
Davo17 wrote:
notgonnadoit wrote:Political ploy to create hysteria, motivated by a desire create support for more funding.
why dont you support your local police? lemme guess, YOU know better, huh liberal guy?
i say, print out all the libs and their addresses with maps.
also the people that DON'T own guns.
01-29-2013 03:48 AM
Davo17 wrote:
willhaven wrote:
Davo17 wrote:
willhaven wrote:A gun in the home is 22 times more likely to be used against someone in the home than to defend those within the home.
MORON LABIA
once your remove deaths from suicide (which gun bans dont curtail), or drug and gang crime, we have the murder rate of holland.
please post your citations.
'Sup, bitch?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Kellermann#199
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- 45.4% of all victims of homicides in their home kept a firearm in their home
- 57.7% of victims of firearm homicides lived in a home where one or more guns were kept (correction to original paper)
- other protective measures, (reinforced doors, deadbolts, burglar alarms, and bars on the windows) were associated with small (about 0.8 times) reductions in risk of homicide in the home
- after adjusting for other factors (such as a police-report history of violence in the home, a convicted felon in the home, drug or alcohol abuse in the home, race, etc.) there remained an independent 2.7 times increase in risk of homicide, specifically associated with a firearm in the home; this risk was not attributable to any particular "high risk" subgroup(s) identifiable by the above factors but was evident to some degree in all subgroups
- this risk was essentially entirely attributable to being shot by a family member or intimate acquaintance with a handgun which was kept loaded and unlocked in the house
- this risk was significantly less than the increased risk due to sociological factors (rental of a home instead of ownership, living alone) but close to that associated with the presence of a convicted felon in the home (see table at right).
i think you kinda made my point. one study. simply owning a gun doesnt mean much, but those who would commit a crime like murder will take advantage of this weapon..
i guess if you are worried about someone in your home that you know killing you...dont leave an unlockedp, loaded weapon around.
that increase is modest, btw. so by your logic...are we to ban home renters....if it just saves one life its worth it, right? Maybe we can ban convicted felons next...hows that sound.
Too dumb to count to three?
2.7 times increase of firearm homicide is modest?
If we ban home renters, you'll be stuck in an apartment forever with your inability to count to three.
"Senators say they fear the N.R.A. and the gun lobby. But I think that fear must be nothing compared to the fear the first graders in Sandy Hook Elementary School felt as their lives ended in a hail of bullets. The fear that those children who survived the massacre must feel every time they remember their teachers stacking them into closets and bathrooms, whispering that they loved them, so that love would be the last thing the students heard if the gunman found them."- Gabrielle Giffords
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