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Originally Posted by flashfire
exactly ONE person killed
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One is still too many, especially when it's an obvious hit on a very nice, friendly & caring person, why, just why.
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Originally Posted by dyna mo
btw, not trying to gotcha on this, just trying to sort out your view/what you are saying.
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Certainly didn't think you was trying to be against me here, and understanding your questions.
I was merely pointing out the fact that sprung to mind after hearing so many wanting US banning guns because of the recent shootings in the US. So more so, I'm sticking up for gun enthusiasts in the US, saying, people in the UK can still get hold of a gun & murder a lovely, innocent & decent person.
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Originally Posted by TheDA
Your thread title makes no sense and your posts are confused. What is the question you are asking or what is the point you are trying to make.
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I'm pointing out the fact with regards to gun laws in the US, as said about to Dyna Mo & wondering where do you think this murderer got his hands on a gun in the UK?
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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam
Really, this may be a right wing hate crime and a harbinger of things to come.
Very sad indeed from what I am reading so far in the media.
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Yes, it's interesting to know if this goes further than just a nut job shooting an MP, was it an inside job?
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Originally Posted by crockett
Notice the shooter was a far right nut job? Guess the Brits have them too.
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Sadly it seems you're right
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Originally Posted by roly
It's hardly cherry picked, the thread is about the US and the UK. And can you not see the obvious link between "lower murder rate and fewer guns"?
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I wasn't thinking statistics, lower murder rates & fewer guns. This is far from how I think. One is too many & if one murder occurs in a country where bans are illegal, this doesn't mean guns should be banned in another
