Prohibition cost us our automatic weapons. If it hadn't been for all them Capone types killing people with them, we'd still be able to buy a Tommy gun from sears.

I don't know, but I need to finish rebuilding my H&R 922 and get me that Ruger 10/22 I've been wanting. One way or the other, ain't going to be much longer before I'll need to start killing my own dinner.

That ain't so. Them two people that were killed were victims. The shooter was the victim of a lesser crime. Just because you step in doggy poop, that doesn't give you the right to shoot somebody.

What kind of a damn fool question is that? It's not what I "think" it has to do with, it's accepting the world as it is. Sometimes bad things happen.

Hamsters are fine, it's the home packed lunches and imaginary weapons we gotta worry about.

Deserves got nothing to do with it.

This really chaps my ***. The right to bear arms isn't granted in the Constitution. That right was given to us by God. The 2nd amendment is a negative right that applies to the government. They don't have the right to take from the people what was given to them by God.

What we have here is two opposing view points. One is based in reality and one is based on hope. The hope that better laws will make better people. The way I see it, there is only one kind of people and they don't improve no matter how many laws you write.

A gay deer walks out of a bar and says "Wow, I can't believe I blew 50 bucks".

That's like saying that in space, people who are really good at breathing will still be able to.

"The ultimate ignorance is the rejection of something you know nothing about and refuse to investigate"

Maybe they have it, but don't want to admit it? Once people know it exists, the hackers will try to figure out how to access it.

7 * 6.

You can't shut down every server on the internet, but you can shut down the routers that direct the flow of traffic.

They are and they do. Shows what you know.

This conspiracy theory turned out like all the other ones I've heard.

That ain't right. Just like a rotten apple can spoil a barrel, a single lie can spoil a thousand truths. You'll make the other person question everything you ever said and did and leave them twisting in the wind for far longer than if you just told the truth. I think when people lie, it's mostly for their own good, rather than the other way around.

Eh...close enough, I don't feel like talking about it all day.

It's going to be a long wait, because your history isn't so. Governor Reagan cut mental health services, after the majority of the involuntarily committed people had been released. He closed hospitals, it's true, but he didn't kick out any patients. As president, he repealed a law passed by President Carter that would have nationalized mental healthcare. He felt it should be left up to the states. So what is there to blame President Reagan for? He didn't kick any patients out of beds and he was dead right about Washington DC not having the right to run national mental healthcare. Get over it friend and find someone alive to blame for the problem. If what Reagan did was such a tragedy, why didn't Obama take over mental healthcare when he pushed through Obamacare? Maybe it's because people don't think folks with autism, depression, homosexuals, conspiracy theorists and like shouldn't be locked up against their will?

If someone wants to hear it too badly, I think you should be more cautious about saying it. Someone who wants it so badly is probably in what you call a vulnerable emotional state, it's a bad idea to say it before you are 110% sure.