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Originally posted by OtherSideOfTheCoin
reply to post by dc4lifeskater
Learn some manors buddy
Originally posted by OtherSideOfTheCoin
You know what ATS,
Don’t bother
Don’t bother posting on this thread,
It was created to have a conversation about gun control,
I have come to realise that ATS is incapable of intellectual mature debate without resorting to personal attacks and points that do not address the issue at hand.
How about you all grow up.
Originally posted by OtherSideOfTheCoin
reply to post by oper8zhin
Please note,
I have two degrees
I am also dyslexic.
You’re a pathetic oxygen thief who does nothing to contribute to the debate, your bully-boy comment does nothing to add to the debate nor do may of the ones above you.
Originally posted by OtherSideOfTheCoin
Let’s talk about this sensibly please.....
America has a problem with Guns, it needs to be fixed, a plan is needed and the American public must demand a plan, it is already too late as this past year has shown.
I am not saying ban guns, what I am saying is that something, anything needs to be done before it is your child’s name that the President reads off at a memorial ceremony.
Yes I respect that Americans value their guns but something needs to be done, a plan is needed some kind of gun control changes are needed. When it comes to gun control emotions understandable run high, many see guns as a way of life, a part of culture, a tool, a hobby and a fundamental “right” but the sad truth is that some also see guns as a means to kill and at the end of the day that is the ultimate function of guns to kill.
As such something has to be done about this, the answer I honestly do not know there are some justifiable reasons for owning a gun, although I must say I fail to see why anyone would need to own a AK-47 for example.
This is a problem that cannot be fixed overnight, it will take a couple of generations at least however now is the time to start acting to protect the future generations of Americans and all sides need to understand this.
I don’t know if the above video has been posted before, but I agree with the message, the American public should demand a plan to change the American attitude towards guns and to bring about greater gun control.
Seriously...?
Originally posted by OtherSideOfTheCoin
reply to post by oper8zhin
Please note,
I have two degrees
I am also dyslexic.
You’re a pathetic oxygen thief who does nothing to contribute to the debate, your bully-boy comment does nothing to add to the debate nor do may of the ones above you.
A manor is generally a large stately home. Why would that apply here and what would he use it for?
Originally posted by OtherSideOfTheCoin
reply to post by dc4lifeskater
Learn some manors buddy
"Don't padlock your shed; it can save the shed being damaged if someone does try to get into it. If there is a break-in, always inform the police," the Telegraph quoted its guide as reading. ... Terry Nichols, 71, a retired engineering consultant, who has rented a plot at the site for more than 25 years, said: "It beggars belief that the council is telling us to leave our sheds wide open so that anyone can get in them. Everyone who has an allotment has been sent a letter. I have never read anything so ridiculous in all my life. I doubt the council would pay up if the sheds were burgled while they were left unlocked."
How would someone learn a building anyway?
Originally posted by DarthMuerte
A manor is generally a large stately home. Why would that apply here and what would he use it for?
Originally posted by OtherSideOfTheCoin
reply to post by dc4lifeskater
Learn some manors buddy