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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1199093 United States 12/18/2012 09:45 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Obviously just locking them up isn't enough if the person can just find the key and get to them. A combination locked safe may have been better in this case as long as he had no access to that combo. But then the mother could never have had a gun ready for home protection. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 27162552 United States 12/18/2012 09:53 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Perhaps you become skilled at hacking and hack the pass codes and then sell them or use them or change them all rendering them useless... kind of like an identity thief would. You have to think like a criminal. There are no rules until you get caught. |
abeliever (OP) Members User ID: 17868616 United States 12/18/2012 09:59 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'm thinking how much would it work for just the accidents alone that occur with families who have guns. Many people die from just gun accidents alone. I'm not saying reduce firearms, I'm thinking add another layer of safety. Gun Control Debate: 6 Chilling Facts About Guns in the U.S. 1. According to a 2011 report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, suicide was the #10 cause of death in the U.S. with 38,285 deaths reported. Of those suicides, guns were used in 19,766 cases (52%). Restricting access to guns may not impact the suicide rate, but then again it might. 2. The same report states that homicide by gun represented 11,101 deaths, 70% of total homicides. The annual homicide total in 2011 was 15,953. 3. Accidental firearm deaths accounted for 851 funerals. It may seem a small number considering the total deaths for the year exceeded 2.5 million, but if your family member was among them it would have been a tragic loss. 4. The Washington Post reported that since 1982 there have been 61 mass killings in the U.S. Presumably, these were all gun related. There are no statistics available for which of these mass murders involved assault rifles, but it’s safe to say when an assault rifle is used, more people die. link [link to www.policymic.com] |
Lime Flavoured Redux User ID: 13520378 United Kingdom 12/18/2012 10:04 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | That's what lead to the thought of other forms of safety. I don't know. Just trying to think of ways. Quoting: abeliever I think it makes sense. As for "the criminal will cut your finger off and use it anyway", they'd have to be pretty fucking cold blooded to be able to do that without thinking twice, and if they were that cold blooded they'll probably find another way to kill someone. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 27162552 United States 12/18/2012 10:06 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'm thinking how much would it work for just the accidents alone that occur with families who have guns. Many people die from just gun accidents alone. I'm not saying reduce firearms, I'm thinking add another layer of safety. Quoting: abeliever Gun Control Debate: 6 Chilling Facts About Guns in the U.S. 1. According to a 2011 report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, suicide was the #10 cause of death in the U.S. with 38,285 deaths reported. Of those suicides, guns were used in 19,766 cases (52%). Restricting access to guns may not impact the suicide rate, but then again it might. 2. The same report states that homicide by gun represented 11,101 deaths, 70% of total homicides. The annual homicide total in 2011 was 15,953. 3. Accidental firearm deaths accounted for 851 funerals. It may seem a small number considering the total deaths for the year exceeded 2.5 million, but if your family member was among them it would have been a tragic loss. 4. The Washington Post reported that since 1982 there have been 61 mass killings in the U.S. Presumably, these were all gun related. There are no statistics available for which of these mass murders involved assault rifles, but it’s safe to say when an assault rifle is used, more people die. link [link to www.policymic.com] This shows me a bigger problem then guns... mental health. What if we could help to improve the mental well being of people? That may have a good impact.... |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 27162552 United States 12/18/2012 10:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | That's what lead to the thought of other forms of safety. I don't know. Just trying to think of ways. Quoting: abeliever I think it makes sense. As for "the criminal will cut your finger off and use it anyway", they'd have to be pretty fucking cold blooded to be able to do that without thinking twice, and if they were that cold blooded they'll probably find another way to kill someone. Anything could happen. Like I said, criminals live with no rules until they are caught. How do you make the lawless live by the law? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 30231293 United States 12/18/2012 10:15 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | That's what lead to the thought of other forms of safety. I don't know. Just trying to think of ways. Quoting: abeliever I think it makes sense. As for "the criminal will cut your finger off and use it anyway", they'd have to be pretty fucking cold blooded to be able to do that without thinking twice, and if they were that cold blooded they'll probably find another way to kill someone. um...how old and stupid are you? do you read anything? the "criminals" are "criminals" your idead whats good or bad dose not matter to them, ever. lolz at you dude. |
Lime Flavoured Redux User ID: 13520378 United Kingdom 12/18/2012 10:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | That's what lead to the thought of other forms of safety. I don't know. Just trying to think of ways. Quoting: abeliever I think it makes sense. As for "the criminal will cut your finger off and use it anyway", they'd have to be pretty fucking cold blooded to be able to do that without thinking twice, and if they were that cold blooded they'll probably find another way to kill someone. Anything could happen. Like I said, criminals live with no rules until they are caught. How do you make the lawless live by the law? Not so much living by the law as most people, unless they are seriously deranged or seriously evil, aren't going to go to the trouble and probable squickiness of removing a person's finger. I'm not saying that no-one would do it, just that most petty criminals and even most armed robbers probably wouldn't. Last Edited by Lime Flavoured Redux on 12/18/2012 10:16 AM |
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ZeuZ User ID: 29548719 United States 12/18/2012 10:43 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Maybe if the standards of education in our schools were better we wouldn't have this discussion. Maybe if the FDA didn't approve anti-depressent drugs that caused suicidal thoughts.... Maybe if we exposed children to guns earlier in their lives, they won't spend hours on call of duty everyday. How many Boy Scouts go around lighting fires, stabbing people, and shooting up places with .22's and bows and arrows? None? I wonder why. Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow, you may die. |
Lime Flavoured Redux User ID: 13520378 United Kingdom 12/18/2012 11:44 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Lime Flavoured Redux I think it makes sense. As for "the criminal will cut your finger off and use it anyway", they'd have to be pretty fucking cold blooded to be able to do that without thinking twice, and if they were that cold blooded they'll probably find another way to kill someone. Anything could happen. Like I said, criminals live with no rules until they are caught. How do you make the lawless live by the law? Not so much living by the law as most people, unless they are seriously deranged or seriously evil, aren't going to go to the trouble and probable squickiness of removing a person's finger. I'm not saying that no-one would do it, just that most petty criminals and even most armed robbers probably wouldn't. Would you bet your life on 'probably wouldn't'? Yes, because I think few enough people would be willing to do it that it's not worth worrying about. If someone is willing to cut off someone's finger, then they are more than likely willing to kill someone regardless of whether they have a weapon anyway. If someone is cutting off fingers, they have problems. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 29307060 United States 12/18/2012 11:52 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Maybe adding another layer of secure safety with a more updated technology would reduce accidents in the home, etc. That way horrific events like Sandy Hook are reduced too. Quoting: abeliever Thoughts? My thought is that you are an idiot. Arm everyone, you will see crime decrease, mass shootings will stop, Gangs will disappear, prison populations will shrink, people will become very "civil" to each other. Most of Societies problems will end, real quick. Their may be a population reduction in the first year, but that will stabilize, after we get rid of all the fools. A Survival of the fittest, kind of thing. |
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Zombietard User ID: 30232439 Argentina 12/18/2012 12:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Maybe adding another layer of secure safety with a more updated technology would reduce accidents in the home, etc. That way horrific events like Sandy Hook are reduced too. Quoting: abeliever Thoughts? Something similar has been tried already (MagLoc - Smartgun Conversion), I believe it didn´t perform very well in the field, otherwise it would be a hot seller. That i know the technology for a biometric safety technology on the gun itself doesn´t exist yet. |