CunningCanuk
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TL;DR
Another story that proves guns make people safer
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UncleBuck
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you don't think stores should serve black people either
Rob Roy
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That's an interesting hypothetical, but is really just a lame attempt at straw manning. Flaccid even.
Clearly I need to smoke waaay more dope to give you a chance in any argument. I'm gonna get right on that.
Since when has there been a business with no government regulation, or health related regulation? I'm talking in the US of course, you can actually get what you want(i.e. no regulations or health requirements), in some other third world countries, but I thought Venezuela was bad?
Rob Roy
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That's an unfounded reach and lacks argument juice. When you say "health standards" you imply that other people somehow have a right to control you. How would you feel about "the fat police" ? If we can save just one life!!
If you ever smoked weed in the 1970s you would know the answer, that's when. Never had any Venezuelan, but we got Colombian from time to time.
PadawanWarrior
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Comment of the day, lol.
Fogdog
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"Gunz make people safer"
www.huffpost.com
I'm sorry for anybody who was affected or knows anybody affected by this action. Still curious why gun nuts are so adamant about being wrong on this.
Colorado Supermarket Shooting Leaves 10 Dead; Suspect Charged With Murder
Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, 21, is accused of fatally shooting 10 people, including a police officer, at a King Soopers store in Boulder.
I'm sorry for anybody who was affected or knows anybody affected by this action. Still curious why gun nuts are so adamant about being wrong on this.
CunningCanuk
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This is the second mass shooting in a week and this is the only post I’ve seen mentioning it."Gunz make people safer"
Colorado Supermarket Shooting Leaves 10 Dead; Suspect Charged With Murder
Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, 21, is accused of fatally shooting 10 people, including a police officer, at a King Soopers store in Boulder.
I'm sorry for anybody who was affected or knows anybody affected by this action. Still curious why gun nuts are so adamant about being wrong on this.
It looks like people are becoming more and more insensitive to these things. Scary.
i've got a cryptic thread posted..you need to think; what if i gave you straight sugar everyday? especially that evil Canadian maple sugar.
Autofire
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That's true. I shouldn't generalise
it would be like saying France: Eiffel Tower and smelly people
UK Queen and bad teeth
stereotypes suck and hurt people..we're just people and not all cowboys in the US.
got a story for you though..so the other day i'm walking my little dog and I see this guy with cowboy hat and full duster (i live in colorado). he had the duster bunched up in back so he could ride a horse but looks like a womens old time bustle- he yelled at me 'what are YOU looking at'? he got into a brand new silver F350 extended cab (his horse).
When is Covid19 Like Abortion?
it already is. https://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/colorado-king-soopers-shooting/index.html the word is people were waiting for shots.
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hanimmal
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Irony?
The minority has been using this and a handful of other socially divisive issue to propagandize so that they can keep the power to legislate out of the majorities hands. The Republican's have been keeping this alive since the Democrats relented in the 60's and started representing (although it took a while for that to be reflected in it's political leaders) all 100% of our nation.
I try to remember that all of those people who voted for Trump are 23% of our nation. Nowhere near a majority.