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I really fail to see why any normalish person would need a gun in their house. If you want to kill animals, then why not go and pick it up from a gun club en route to doing such a pursuit.

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  • Living in a bit of a rural area, I know plenty of folk who have guns, they have them for perfectly legal shooting activities that range from clay pigeon shooting to shooting pheasants, pigeons and rab

  • These games are for over 18s though.   I wonder if the parents who actively encourage this behaviour will feel responsible should their little darling grown up into a murdering nutter.

ahh now i see .i never said i was normal or even normalish.................. what i am is a fine upstanding member of society, with my own business who keeps within the law

glad we have given up on the guns are dangerous thing and have now changed to its ok to have a gun but why would you keep it at home?

well its called a gun safe for a reason......GUN SAFE...................see what i did there with the words safe and gun ........

Edited by fellman

I've not given it up. It's not ok to have a gun in my opinion, but thanks for letting me know I've changed my opinion.

 

And if you don't mind me saying, your posts don't come across as those of a normal person.

Do you eat the animals you kill?

i have had guns all my life killed loads of animals

 

Seriously, I don't get this either.

 

You own a gun so you can shoot animals? For fun, like?

 

 

 

 

 

... oh and MickyD, there are utensils out there specifically designed to peel spuds. I suggest you buy one for the Mrs D for her birthday.

 

... oh and MickyD, there are utensils out there specifically designed to peel spuds. I suggest you buy one for the Mrs D for her birthday.

And I imagine if you do she will peel your spuds with it

And if you don't mind me saying, your posts don't come across as those of a normal person.

 

I'm glad you said it, that nutter's got a gun you know?

I'm glad you said it, that nutter's got a gun you know?

 

 

 

It's ok. It's locked in a gun safe. :D

no i dont mind you sayign that i dont come across as normal . :thumbsup:

im a pest controller and shoot animals as part of my job

ok it may be distasteful to some but hey thats part of what i do it feeds me feeds the family and someone has to do it ...

and im pefectly normal really ..well if you ignore the drink/drug fuelled rants fights and prison terms... :blum: :blum:

and if you dont mind me sayign your posts come across ,on this subject,as emotion filled bollocks.

opinions are like arseholes .everyone has them. i just choose not to force mine on someone else .unless i am defending what i believe to be right

What are we without emotion?

Wasn't some bloke down Farnworth part of a small, but outspoken; pro-gun, firearms don't kill people - people do, 'I keep guns in my house so I can fiddle with them at my own leisure' etc. lobby?

 

Didn't said bloke pop up holding forth on the subject in the BEN at any given opportunity, but mainly in the aftermath of atrocities like Dunblane?

 

Didn't the BEN, in their infinite wisdom, publish not only his name - but his address in such articles and correspondences?

 

Had this not been the case, what are the chances his house wouldn't have been specifically targetted by criminals for burlglary? That criminals, shock horror, are usually quite experienced in breaking into things - locked gun cabinets for example?

 

Wasn't it true his arsenal was stolen and subsequently used in numerous crimes, including an armed robbery within our parish limits that ended in a fatality?

 

I'm sure other posters can fill in the missing information, but I'm 100% sure I've not wrote anything libellous.

 

Finally, in regard to the Colorado gunman, he could have gone to hardware stores, supermarkets or army surplus shops and armed himself to the teeth with; knives, hammers, baseball bats, bayonets etc. Though, I doubt very much he'd have been able to kill 12 and seriously injure 9 with these 'legal' weapons.

 

Anyway, I'm off to Manchester this afternoon, an unsavoury part too - so I'm off to dig out my 'GAT' gun, hopefully I've still got some darts for it knocking about too. I'll take it 'just in case' and any would-be Yardies will get short shrift if they try owt on with me, and I end up poppin' a dat in their ass (literally) :)

Edited by Youri McAnespie

I've just read Jon Ronson's "The Psychopath test" its pretty good, they reckon 1% of the population is a psychopath and they are responsible for 80% of violent crime (sounds a made up figure but hey ho).

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