[ChuteTheMall]

Originally Posted by Breaking_Good

Are you really this stupid?

Originally Posted by Breaking_Good

Clearly, you only want to see what you want to see or you are just extremely ignorant.

Actually, I just have no respect for impolite posters like you.

Originally Posted by Breaking_Good

This thread only convinces me more that Fla is a redneck state and I would NOT want to live in such a backwards swampland.

Originally Posted by Breaking_Good

Boy you are a real tough guy walking around with your gun, aren't you?

Troll.

[Breaking_Good]

Originally Posted by ChuteTheMall

Actually, I just have no respect for impolite posters like you.





Troll.

Sorry if i offended you. I should have been more polite.

But I do stand by the statistics I presented...homicide stats are not like opinion polls.

[ChuteTheMall]

Originally Posted by Breaking_Good

Sorry if i offended you. I should have been more polite.

But I do stand by the statistics I presented...homicide stats are not like opinion polls.

I understand your point, but your statistics are based upon population size,
which is based upon the census,
which uses data extrapolated from polls;

we don't actually count how many people live everywhere,
but we do actually count dead bodies.

[T.Winter2001]

We all have the right to bear Arms. Being armed in the home is a good thing if people are responsible.

[8to32characters]

In terms of perceived safety, FL *feels* more dangerous overall than CA, NY, IL, and even TX, esp. in the "nicer" areas--lots of ghetto thugs, shady transients, pedophiles, redneck or gangster teens with nothing better to do, ex-drug addicts, etc.

[Roscoe Conkling]

Originally Posted by 8to32characters

In terms of perceived safety, FL *feels* more dangerous overall than CA, NY, IL, and even TX, esp. in the "nicer" areas--lots of ghetto thugs, shady transients, pedophiles, redneck or gangster teens with nothing better to do, ex-drug addicts, etc.

The one thing worse than crime is the fear of crime.
Crime can just as easily be avoided in Florida as in any other part of the world by follow some simple precautions - stay out of dodgy neighbourhoods, don't buy drugs from strangers,keep your valuables safe and protect yourself and your home.
But equally as important is to remember that the chances of becoming a randomless victim of crime is very low.

[MAniacTHW]

Originally Posted by Roscoe Conkling

I have a gun locked in a very safe place in my home.
If someone broke in and threatened me or my family I wouldn't hesitate a nano-second to use it.
And if I killed that someone I wouldn't lose a second of sleep over it.
I pray to God I never have to use it but I thank the Lord that I have the weapon and the training to use it.

So, if someone is threatening your family, they wont have trouble with you slipping away for a minute to go grab your sealed gun? Sounds like you will be safe.

[MAniacTHW]

Originally Posted by ChuteTheMall

The Most Dangerous Cities in the United States: Top 10 in 2014, per FBI

1. Camden, New Jersey
2. Flint, Michigan
3. Detroit, Michigan
4. Oakland, California
5. St. Louis, Missouri
6. Cleveland, Ohio
7. Gary, Indiana
8. Newark, New Jersey
9. Bridgeport, Connecticut
10. Birmingham, Alabama

Most dangerous cities in the United States in 2014: FBI - National Conservative | Examiner.com

So, what you're telling us is, that cities with a much bigger population than any city in Florida has higher murder rates? And that has to do with the lack of CCW and not the fact that, well, the population is much higher than any city in Florida? Seems legit.

[ChuteTheMall]

Originally Posted by MAniacTHW

So, what you're telling us is, that cities with a much bigger population than any city in Florida has higher murder rates? And that has to do with the lack of CCW and not the fact that, well, the population is much higher than any city in Florida? Seems legit.

#1 on that list is Camden, NJ. Population 77,250. Do you think that is bigger than any city in Florida?

Read the link, and read my post again. This isn't even the list about murder rates!

[Spring Hillian]

Originally Posted by 8to32characters

In terms of perceived safety, FL *feels* more dangerous overall than CA, NY, IL, and even TX, esp. in the "nicer" areas--lots of ghetto thugs, shady transients, pedophiles, redneck or gangster teens with nothing better to do, ex-drug addicts, etc.

Sounds like "Any State USA"