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Well excuse me but I don't see why car death is any better than sword or gun death. Are those lives worth less? Someone explain this to me.
The only reasoning I can come up with is that the benefits of car ownership outweigh the 40,000 yearly deaths.
I don't know about that. I personally bought my car for the explicit reason to kill/protect myself and hunt(don't knock road kill til ya try it!). Way more convenient than a gun and I can maul over innocent bystanders while jamming to classic rock tunes! Turn it up, man
I don't know about that. I personally bought my car for the explicit reason to kill/protect myself and hunt(don't knock road kill til ya try it!). Way more convenient than a gun and I can maul over innocent bystanders while jamming to classic rock tunes! Turn it up, man
How is that relevant? Logically, it makes no difference. Zero.
Do you consider the benefits of transportation by automobile to be worth 40,000 deaths by year?
I just want one of them to admit that they believe the benefits of transportation by automobile to be worth 40,000 deaths per year.
A lot of gun control advocates happen to be pro-public transport/anti-car as well.
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Originally Posted by victorianpunk
Re-read the OP: numbers are irrelevant. So you would shrug at a mother who had her child killed by a sword?
A few deaths mean nothing to me. My advice to the people shocked at school shooting is this: SUCK IT UP. People die, even kids sometimes, and S***t happens.
Sir/Mam, I think you illustrate what's wrong with American society.
Exactly. I will say the unthinkable: THE OCCASIONAL MASS MURDER IS WORTH THE RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE TO OWN GUNS AND BE FREE.
Finally, some moral clarity.
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