no i know phil, that story is retarded...
i mean the argument in general....
sry darryl im going to have to disagree, in the places where most people own guns, crime, murder and theft are at there lowests.
its the places where criminals own guns and the everyday people dont that have the shootings and killings because there is no one to shoot back.
Putting a law on guns isnt going to keep criminals from owning them, its just going to keep them out of the hands of law abiding citizens that could and most definitely should use them to protect themselves.
Me personally, i wouldn't break into a home where i knew someone was going to blow my head off.
But if i knew that the person owned nothing more than a baseball, i couldn't careless... (specially in canada, the home owner would probally go to jail for assault)
id post a link like :
http://drugwarfacts.org/cms/?q=node/30
but anyone couldve made that up,
i just think that yes, a gun is a deadly weapon, but so is a kitchen knife, a vehicle, heck even cleaning supplies, but its all about the people who use it.
That being said, 80% of a gun related deaths in canada are suicides. You dont think those people would have found a different way had a gun not been around?
sry, but this is like a weekly argument with the stuck up, never-been-outside, inlaws of mine.