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Justification For Gun Control?

Posted By: Trapper7

Justification For Gun Control? - 04/16/20 02:05 PM

We are told not to judge All Muslims on the action of a few lunatics.

But, we are encouraged to judge All gun owners on the actions of a few lunatics.

Funny how that works.
Posted By: Getting There

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/16/20 02:07 PM

How true! Well put.
Posted By: Yes sir

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/16/20 02:23 PM

Good point
Posted By: k snow

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/16/20 02:24 PM

They used "public health" to shut down our right to assemble and right to religious practice. Wait til they shut down the 2nd for "public health."
Posted By: loosegoose

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/16/20 03:02 PM

Originally Posted by Trapper7
We are told not to judge All Muslims on the action of a few lunatics.

But, we are encouraged to judge All gun owners on the actions of a few lunatics.

Funny how that works.


It goes both ways. There are plenty of people who don't want to be judged by the actions of one crazy guy with a gun, and yet are willing to judge all muslims by the acts of a few crazy muslims. It's wrong in both cases.
Posted By: Posco

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/16/20 03:05 PM

I read we had record background checks last month and one would assume record sales to go along with it. No corresponding uptick in crime to date. It's not about crime, it's about control.
Posted By: Rat Masterson

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/16/20 03:56 PM

The difference is if a nut job shoots up a school ALL gun owners will condemn it, if a terrorist blows up an Army Base in the land of sand very few Muslims would condemn it.
Posted By: Trapper7

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/16/20 04:10 PM

Originally Posted by Rat Masterson
The difference is if a nut job shoots up a school ALL gun owners will condemn it, if a terrorist blows up an Army Base in the land of sand very few Muslims would condemn it.


That was going to be my response to loosegoose's post.

Some Muslims owned a commodities shop near my office at the time of 911. They were seen celebrating after the towers went down. Needless to say, their shop went out of business 6 months later.

I work in an area where there are many Muslims. Some are decent, hard working people that I've gotten to know.

My post is a reflection of how the left and the MSM view things.
Posted By: PA.Trapper

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/16/20 04:39 PM

Some very true statements for sure.
Posted By: Leftlane

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/16/20 06:03 PM


Virginia tea party anyone?
Posted By: Teacher

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/16/20 06:30 PM

K snow, I’m all for public assembly as long as you can guarantee me and everyone there they won’t get the virus, end up in a hospital for 2 weeks and be staring at $100,000+ in medical bills. The public health aspect of protection by shutting down religious assembly for a couple months is to keep everyone safe. And to all those who go to such assemblages and get sick, don’t you dare ask your insurance carrier or go to the public trough seeking money to pay your medical bills when you knew the ban was in place but you did it anyway.

I don’t like to see any religious/cultural group cheering when America is attacked. But cheering isn’t the same thing as shooting up a school, or killing people at night clubs, or shooting people at a synagogue. Words vs death. I believe there are too many guns available to too many out of control people. If American gun owners won’t police their ranks but cutting down on the availability of guns, the government has that responsibility.
Posted By: k snow

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/16/20 06:32 PM

Originally Posted by Teacher
K snow, I’m all for public assembly as long as you can guarantee me and everyone there they won’t get the virus, end up in a hospital for 2 weeks and be staring at $100,000+ in medical bills. The public health aspect of protection by shutting down religious assembly for a couple months is to keep everyone safe. And to all those who go to such assemblages and get sick, don’t you dare ask your insurance carrier or go to the public trough seeking money to pay your medical bills when you knew the ban was in place but you did it anyway.

I don’t like to see any religious/cultural group cheering when America is attacked. But cheering isn’t the same thing as shooting up a school, or killing people at night clubs, or shooting people at a synagogue. Words vs death. I believe there are too many guns available to too many out of control people. If American gun owners won’t police their ranks but cutting down on the availability of guns, the government has that responsibility.



You and I are on way different sides of the fence then.
Posted By: tlguy

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/16/20 06:37 PM

Originally Posted by Teacher
If American gun owners won’t police their ranks but cutting down on the availability of guns, the government has that responsibility.



It's none of my business how many and what kind of guns you have, and it's none of your business how many and what kind of guns I have. That goes double for the government.

If you think the government has the resources and ability to enact effective (unconstitutional) gun control, maybe you haven't heard about the war on drugs.
Posted By: Leftlane

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/16/20 06:44 PM

Opps, he has a point ya know?
Posted By: ky_coyote_hunter

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/16/20 06:47 PM

Originally Posted by loosegoose
Originally Posted by Trapper7
We are told not to judge All Muslims on the action of a few lunatics.

But, we are encouraged to judge All gun owners on the actions of a few lunatics.

Funny how that works.


It goes both ways. There are plenty of people who don't want to be judged by the actions of one crazy guy with a gun, and yet are willing to judge all muslims by the acts of a few crazy muslims. It's wrong in both cases.

The Quran says to convert the Infidel by the sword....Make no mistake they are instructed to either convert you or kill you, and if they thought they had the upper hand right now they would attack to bring about Sharia Law.

There are no good Muslims at their core, to believe otherwise is pure ignorance of the truth.
Posted By: Trapper7

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/16/20 07:08 PM

Originally Posted by Teacher
K snow, I’m all for public assembly as long as you can guarantee me and everyone there they won’t get the virus, end up in a hospital for 2 weeks and be staring at $100,000+ in medical bills. The public health aspect of protection by shutting down religious assembly for a couple months is to keep everyone safe. And to all those who go to such assemblages and get sick, don’t you dare ask your insurance carrier or go to the public trough seeking money to pay your medical bills when you knew the ban was in place but you did it anyway.

I don’t like to see any religious/cultural group cheering when America is attacked. But cheering isn’t the same thing as shooting up a school, or killing people at night clubs, or shooting people at a synagogue. Words vs death. I believe there are too many guns available to too many out of control people. If American gun owners won’t police their ranks but cutting down on the availability of guns, the government has that responsibility.



The percentage of Americans with guns is much higher than the percentage of Muslims. Look at some of the countries that have high percentages of Muslims. The killings percentage wise is much higher than gun owners in America. In some of those countries they killed thousands of Christians who wouldn't convert to Islam.
Posted By: BuckMink

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/16/20 07:38 PM

hope the VA gov gets thrown out during the next election and fed to the dogs.. such a sick individual.
Posted By: Rat Masterson

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/16/20 07:49 PM

The number of guns I have has no bearing on anyone's safety, except mine and my family. Limiting guns to law abiding citizens is like taking the sober drivers off the road so they don't get killed by drunk drivers.
Posted By: trap master

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/17/20 12:47 AM

look up what the word JIHAD means....someone said it correct above. convert them to islam or kill them. this is what they believe
Posted By: Posco

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/17/20 01:04 AM

Originally Posted by Rat Masterson
The number of guns I have has no bearing on anyone's safety, except mine and my family. Limiting guns to law abiding citizens is like taking the sober drivers off the road so they don't get killed by drunk drivers.

That's it.
Posted By: FairbanksLS

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/17/20 01:16 AM

Originally Posted by Teacher
K snow, I’m all for public assembly as long as you can guarantee me and everyone there they won’t get the virus, end up in a hospital for 2 weeks and be staring at $100,000+ in medical bills. The public health aspect of protection by shutting down religious assembly for a couple months is to keep everyone safe. And to all those who go to such assemblages and get sick, don’t you dare ask your insurance carrier or go to the public trough seeking money to pay your medical bills when you knew the ban was in place but you did it anyway.

I don’t like to see any religious/cultural group cheering when America is attacked. But cheering isn’t the same thing as shooting up a school, or killing people at night clubs, or shooting people at a synagogue. Words vs death. I believe there are too many guns available to too many out of control people. If American gun owners won’t police their ranks but cutting down on the availability of guns, the government has that responsibility.



You're more than welcome to self quarantine and have food and other necessities delivered and left outside your home so you can avoid contact with anyone.
Posted By: trapdog1

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/17/20 01:20 AM

Originally Posted by ApocalypticGoatH
Originally Posted by Teacher
K snow, I’m all for public assembly as long as you can guarantee me and everyone there they won’t get the virus, end up in a hospital for 2 weeks and be staring at $100,000+ in medical bills. The public health aspect of protection by shutting down religious assembly for a couple months is to keep everyone safe. And to all those who go to such assemblages and get sick, don’t you dare ask your insurance carrier or go to the public trough seeking money to pay your medical bills when you knew the ban was in place but you did it anyway.

I don’t like to see any religious/cultural group cheering when America is attacked. But cheering isn’t the same thing as shooting up a school, or killing people at night clubs, or shooting people at a synagogue. Words vs death. I believe there are too many guns available to too many out of control people. If American gun owners won’t police their ranks but cutting down on the availability of guns, the government has that responsibility.



You're more than welcome to self quarantine and have food and other necessities delivered and left outside your home so you can avoid contact with anyone.




And you might as well lead by example and give up your guns too.
Posted By: FairbanksLS

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/17/20 01:24 AM

I was addressing his concern about people practicing their faith. Never mentioned guns so why did you quote my post?
Posted By: Boco

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/17/20 01:31 AM

One of the greatest and most loved Americans was a devout muzlim.-Muhammad Ali.I dont remember him trying to kill others that did not follow islam?
Posted By: lee steinmeyer

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/17/20 03:02 AM

Boco, his real name was Casious Clay. Not spelled right, but I don't care. He was a black muslim, and converted to their "faith", I think in his twentys. A lot of blacks call themselves that, but I'm not convinced they believe it like the ones from the land of sand. At least, the only real militant ones were the panthers, and they were more racist that muslim!
Posted By: mnsota

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/17/20 03:21 AM

He converted to faith when it was obvious that he could change American opinion. An American icon displayed to the masses as singled out as discriminated against!
Posted By: mad_mike

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/17/20 04:03 AM

Originally Posted by Boco
One of the greatest and most loved Americans was a devout muzlim.-Muhammad Ali.I dont remember him trying to kill others that did not follow islam?

Ding Dong.

Was he a champion of the second amendment of his birth country’s Constitution? He was born in Louisville, Ky.

No, he was a irresponsible joker, when it came to firearms. He acted like a thug.
https://www.nytimes.com/1975/09/23/archives/big-joke-in-manila.html

Posted By: loosegoose

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/17/20 10:46 AM


Originally Posted by ky_coyote_hunter



The Quran says to convert the Infidel by the sword....Make no mistake they are instructed to either convert you or kill you, and if they thought they had the upper hand right now they would attack to bring about Sharia Law.

There are no good Muslims at their core, to believe otherwise is pure ignorance of the truth.


Really? Not a single one? You've met them all?


Originally Posted by trap master
look up what the word JIHAD means....someone said it correct above. convert them to islam or kill them. this is what they believe

How do you know? You've asked every Muslim if they believe that?



The Bible teaches plenty of things that most Christians are more than happy to ignore. Could the same be true with Muslims? Is it possible that the quran teaches things that most muslims don't believe and are more than happy to ignore?
Posted By: Mike in A-town

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/17/20 10:56 AM

Originally Posted by Teacher
K snow, I’m all for public assembly as long as you can guarantee me and everyone there they won’t get the virus, end up in a hospital for 2 weeks and be staring at $100,000+ in medical bills. The public health aspect of protection by shutting down religious assembly for a couple months is to keep everyone safe. And to all those who go to such assemblages and get sick, don’t you dare ask your insurance carrier or go to the public trough seeking money to pay your medical bills when you knew the ban was in place but you did it anyway.

I don’t like to see any religious/cultural group cheering when America is attacked. But cheering isn’t the same thing as shooting up a school, or killing people at night clubs, or shooting people at a synagogue. Words vs death. I believe there are too many guns available to too many out of control people. If American gun owners won’t police their ranks but cutting down on the availability of guns, the government has that responsibility.



"Nothing is certain but death and taxes."

I'll give you all the guarantees you want... What are you willing to give up for them?

Mike
Posted By: danny clifton

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/17/20 12:53 PM

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I’m all for public assembly as long as you can guarantee me and everyone there they won’t get the virus


If American gun owners won’t police their ranks but cutting down on the availability of guns, the government has that responsibility.



Police their ranks? Cut down on the availability of guns? Guarantee? Can you guarantee that if I voluntarily disarm, my family will be safe from thieves rapists murderers and oppressive liberal socialists?
Posted By: Trapper7

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/17/20 01:00 PM

Originally Posted by Boco
One of the greatest and most loved Americans was a devout muzlim.-Muhammad Ali.I dont remember him trying to kill others that did not follow islam?


You have never read where Christians by the thousands were murdered for not converting to Islam in the middle east.

The leader of CAIR, at one of their conventions said Islam will never tolerate any religion other than Islam and that their goal is to convert the world at any cost.
Posted By: loosegoose

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/17/20 01:10 PM

Originally Posted by Trapper7
Originally Posted by Boco
One of the greatest and most loved Americans was a devout muzlim.-Muhammad Ali.I dont remember him trying to kill others that did not follow islam?


You have never read where Christians by the thousands were murdered for not converting to Islam in the middle east.

The leader of CAIR, at one of their conventions said Islam will never tolerate any religion other than Islam and that their goal is to convert the world at any cost.


But do you know if ALL muslims feel that way?


(I'm not at all defending Islam here, don't be confused. Straight up, all muslims go to (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman). By denying Christ, they're doomed. Every single one. That I can say with confidence. What I'm arguing against here is the idea that it's okay to paint one group with a broad brush, but then to claim that's it's just nonsense to paint a group you belong to with a broad brush. It's hypocritical, plain and simple.)
Posted By: Trapper7

Re: Justification For Gun Control? - 04/17/20 01:50 PM

I have read a lot about Islam. One of the best books I've read was written by Dr. Mark Gabriel who was a former Muslim converted to Christianity. Since, his entire family has disowned him and he experiences death threats.

He wrote a book title Islam & Terrorism. In it he says there are 3 kinds of Muslims.
The Secular Muslims: They believe in the nice parts of Islam, but reject the call to jihad. They take on the cultural trappings of the message, but don't live it out completely. Many Muslims fall into this category.

The Traditional Muslims: There are two types of traditional Muslims. One type are people who study Islam, know and practice it, but jihad is a stumbling block and prefer to consider it a stumbling block. The second type are people who know jihad is fighting non-Muslims, but while they may agree with this, they don't want to get involved themselves. They prefer a nice life on earth instead of dying.

The Fundamentalist Muslim: These are the ones who perpetrate terrorism. Their goal is to practice Islam as Muhammad did. Though we call them radicals, they are practicing true Islam.

So, we can assume there are different kinds of Muslims as there are different kinds of Christians.

There was a time on the show Forensic Files where a Muslim couple killed their daughter because she began dating a non-Muslim. This isn't something you would normally see from a Christian family. But, this happens often with Muslims.

Bill Maher, is someone I disagree with 99% of the time. He once admitted his dislike for Christians, but said one thing he had to say for Christians was if you didn't convert, they wouldn't kill you. With Muslims your choice was you can convert or die.
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