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It's a matter of proportionality, something that a disturbing percentage of firearm owners seem to throw out the window once there's a chance to somehow come up with a justification to, as it is so nicely put, "drop someone due to lead poisoning".
And there's a disturbing group of apologists that allow these dirtbags to continue victimizing everyone else.
Oh those poor,poor babies, they were soooo put upon by society but,but they were about to go to college or some other such nonsense...
It's a matter of proportionality, something that a disturbing percentage of firearm owners seem to throw out the window once there's a chance to somehow come up with a justification to, as it is so nicely put, "drop someone due to lead poisoning".
Eliminating someone who violates the non-aggression principle is a win for the rest of us.
Well, the non-violent among us (which would be those administering lead poisoning).
Oh those poor,poor babies, they were soooo put upon by society but,but they were about to go to college or some other such nonsense...
Except literally nobody in this thread, and certainly not I, have argued that. You do realize that the strawman fallacy exposes a lack of faith in your own position, right?
Except literally nobody in this thread, and certainly not I, have argued that. You do realize that the strawman fallacy exposes a lack of faith in your own position, right?
It wasn't a "straw man" it was a comment about what I knew would be coming sooner or later. Nice try though professor...
Yes. Yes, it rather was. But envisioning arguments that you can actually counter - rather than the ones you're met with - probably feels good, so you've got that going for you. Which is nice.
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Nice try though professor...