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megaman79 on 08 October 2009
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FreeTalkLive said:
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Not cool, not cool at all. Hopefully, nothing like this every happens. Millions of people have stopped flying to the US because of the crazy TSA ways. Heck, I almost never fly because of it and I live in the US.

People need to be able to carry their guns on planes.

LOL wat!?

You are not from one of the parts of the US (or the US at all) with decent self-defense laws so it may be hard for you to understand.  I live in the part of the US with the least amount of crime (hardly any) and people walk around with guns almost everywhere (schools, the state house, police stations, bar while they are drinking).  So many people carrying so many guns helps keep the crime down (criminals are more afraid of normal gun owners than police).


Heck, read the comment above your comment, it is of the same point.


Wheres my nuclear weapon ? Everyone should have nuclear weapons then, it will make the world safer.

Personally, I'm against nuclear weapons because they are an offensive weapon.  Guns, at least when used in the US, are a defensive weapon the vast majority of the time.  Defensive weapons are fantastic because less violence is a good thing.

WTF? It was only used twice in history and that was as an offensive move (despite arguments for the contrary) but to think that Nuclear Weapons are an offensive military stategy is quite possibly the dumbest thing i have ever heard.  

That kind of excessive damage and massive civilian death potential simply is not considered logical, it is only a Defensive option. You don't know what you are talking about and your paranoia is going to lead to the death of civilization if you actually believe what you are saying.  



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