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Originally posted by Azred:
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Originally posted by Luvian:
But killing with those things take a lot longer and more thought. As I said, if someone really want to kill, nothing will stop him, but we can stop the passion crimes.
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I'm not so sure passion crimes could be stopped. A crime of passion will make the person more likely to use objects not normally considered to be lethal. [/QUOTE]I'd say that there are way more chance that you'll calm down in the 5 mins it would take you to kill someone while hitting them with a broom than it would in the split second it take to shoot or stab someone.
I'm pretty sure that the person would have more chance to survive being hit by a broom than a bullet or knife.
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Originally posted by Felix The Assassin:
So, if I rip your arms from their sockets, and beat you to a pulverized death with your own arms then things are ok? Surely you wouldn't mind restricting access to those two lethal weapons you were born with would you?
Wake the heck up and smell the coffee! Then, put the SOB in prison, and forget about him, until his day with the executioner, period!
No longer >When guns are outlawed, then only outlaws will have guns< work anymore. Liberalism has made it the victums fault, or the manufacturer's, or the next door neighbors fault, but anything, anybody, except the criminal's fault!
If that's what you want to do in the UK and Aussie land, then step right up and be counted. Just don't attempt to try it on me!
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I'm talking about passion crimes, not planed cold blood murders.
People that are really determined to kill will find a way to do it, there is nothing you can do against it, but it doesn't mean you have to help them by giving them access to efficient weapons.
If a 13 year old kid dedice to kill his classmates, how will he do it if he does not have access to a gun? I'd say this would reduce his threat a lot...