Caught on Camera: Joe Biden admits gun control will not stop mass shootings or save lives

Even crazy old uncle Joe knows the truth.

They cut the clip to soon. Did he say, "but we never let a good crisis go to waste?"

Fuck CNN and fuck Fox too

and fuck MSNBC. But even these idiots can be useful on occasion.

That would have been priceless if he did.

It`s common sense,they all know it.This is about neutering the public not gun violence.

I was just going to request a pin, but the post was pinned by the time I opened it up. Still 5*

Shows that it's not about trying to get rid of gun violence it's about control.

Great find OP!

lol, I must be tired.

Thanks for the pin mods!

I just caught on MSNBC that their official statement is that his words were taken out of context. Can anyone tell me what that means? How can what he said have been taken out of context?

What they meant to say was it's just Joe, he is not right in the head. Move along, nothing to see here.

That's because he knows more false flag shootings are on the way!

It's not about public safety it's about corrupt politicians protecting themselves from angry citizens.

That's great - the President has put crazy Joe in charge of his gun control initiative. What a farce. When is enough going to be enough, and we take back the freedoms that are rightfully ours?

Care to give an example They might as well merge with current.

you can't admit something that hasn't yet occurred.


usa has 20 times the gun violence per capita as the rest of the industrialised world (armed citizens , regulated firearms) combined.

or 5% of world population , %30 of world gun violence , including war zones.


those are things that can be admitted.

american gun nuts aren't to bright, and seem to have no qualms showing that off.


like the sandy hook hoax stuff, no one else is going to buy it

Say, hows that gun control going for you guys down under? I hear it is going peachy, crime has all but stopped right?

[link to www.ncpa.org]

AUSTRALIA: MORE VIOLENT CRIME DESPITE GUN BAN

Even Australia's Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research acknowledges that the gun ban had no significant impact on the amount of gun-involved crime:
• In 2006, assault rose 49.2 percent and robbery 6.2 percent.
• Sexual assault -- Australia's equivalent term for rape -- increased 29.9 percent.
• Overall, Australia's violent crime rate rose 42.2 percent.

Australia and the United States both experienced similar decreases in murder rates:
• Between 1995 and 2007, Australia saw a 31.9 percent decrease; without a gun ban, America's rate dropped 31.7 percent.
• During the same time period, all other violent crime indices increased in Australia: assault rose 49.2 percent and robbery 6.2 percent.
• Sexual assault -- Australia's equivalent term for rape -- increased 29.9 percent.
• Australian women are now raped over three times as often as American women.
• At the same time, U.S. violent crime decreased 31.8 percent: rape dropped 19.2 percent; robbery decreased 33.2 percent; aggravated assault dropped 32.2 percent.

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Joe Biden is the poster boy for what`s wrong with Washington.He`s in it for himself and he`d sellout anyone for his own gain.His opinions are all over the place depending on which one will serve him the best at that particular time.

I'm sorry, could you link me to the information that shows this?

Also could you list how many countries there are in the world? And with that the populations of said countries.

Then could you separate out the countries guns are banned in.

Then separate out the states and places guns are banned in the United States.

Then separate out how many illegal guns were used (including used in places they were not allowed, including schools, theaters what have you.

Then include how many were used by criminals.

Then separate out how many were used against criminals to protect innocents, or by police.



Then think about how this at all relates to the topic which is that those in power are trying to disarm the citizens, and know that the examples they are using won't change gun violence at all, and would probably escalate the violence.

Last Edited by Heavenly Alchemy on 02/07/2013 01:55 AM

thing is it does save lives and stop mass shootings.

seventeen years of weapon type regulation , seventeen years and not one mass

shooting.


we have less gun violence in a year than america has in twelve to twenty four hours.


there is also now more guns and armed civilians in the country as there was pre

regulation.



facts are massively in favour for the ever growing american gun control crowd.


fancy gun wanters over in USA will have to make stuff up to argue with.

That makes no sense.

What are you on about?

Usual suspect.

I see how you came up with your belief.

And if I lived on an island with such a small population, just bordered by water I would probably think that way.

Instead The US is in the middle of a land mass where we largely boarder an extremely violent and unsafe country to the south and hove vast unchecked boarders to the north and south.

In addition we have gangs that jump back and forth over the boarder with guns, and military weapons. Then there are the gangs of people that only feel for their gang members and don't respect life what so ever.

They all have guns and steel rods, and railroad ties, and knives, ropes and more. If they were all outlawed they would find other things to use.

So tell me it is the guns that are really the problem.

Ah,no facts aren't "massively in favor for the ever growing american gun control crowd."

Just the opposite is true.

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The Joe Schmoe Show

Ol' drunky Joe the Moran.

Joe is absolutely RIGHT. He knows damn well this gun control shit is just a distraction.

That would be an interesting statistic if our homicide rate was uniform across the entire country. It isn't. It primarily tends to be an urban problem in the US. By geographic area, about 85-90% of the country has no real problem with gun violence. Most of these areas tend to have much higher rates of gun ownership than the cities as well. As a result, one can easily argue that there is no direct correlation between rates of gun ownership and gun violence within the United States.

The problems that create the violence in our cities are cultural and economic in nature. Guns aren't the root of the problem and a ban will prove ineffective, as cities such as Chicago and Washington DC have shown us all too well.