It is indeed a tricky one
I went pistol shooting on a stag weekend, and holding a gun and firing it was really scary. I don't really think that private citizens need to have guns in their houses, in fact I'm pretty sure (but don't quote me on this) that in the US, people with guns are more likely to be shot themselves, I think it might even be with their own weapons.

But then you have Switzerland where every house has a gun in it as every single man in Switzerland is a member of the armed forces and they have hardly any gun crime. I guess being a trained soldier probably gives you more respect for the weapon, but it's still an interesting one.

And for the car debate, what a stupid fucking response. Cars aren't banned because "it would be too expensive". Cars aren't banned because cars aren't designed to fire steel spikes hundreds of yards with pinpoint accuracy. Twat.

Gets a click though because it was an excellent scheme to make money.
(Bazongaloid, Fri 1 Aug 2008, 16:09, Reply)