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07-03-2015, 02:50 AM
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(07-02-2015, 06:42 PM)Goigle Wrote:(07-02-2015, 12:30 AM)Davidson Wrote: Alright so.
1. About not being alone, as I stated before armed victims has a bigger chance of dying than those who do not in a robbery. The robber isn't some evil man who just robs to hurt people. No statistics shows that's it's likely a drug addict that just wants to get his next high. He will likely not hurt anyone that isn't a threat to him.
2. You start talking about the second amendment. Even as Im not an american, I have to tell you that you're wrong, the second amendment wasn't made to rebel foreign attackers or invaders, but instead to make sure that the public can keep the government in check by having the exact same firepower as the military. One problem though.. it was written in the times where muskets was the main weapon. Apply the second amendment correctly today and that would mean that everyone should have their own drones. Which I at least do not agree with.
1. Show me some statistics please, because in Florida stats have shown concealed carry lowered the violent crime rate
2. I said that, defense against a tyrannical government. I didn't mean a foreign one, I meant should the US government become tyrannical but I was very vague I guess.
The second amendment isn't about having "the exact same firepower as the military." Britain had massive warships, the colonists did not. Also, the colonists had to keep weapons in their home to defend themselves from sudden British attack which is what I was referring to in my previous post.
1. I'm questing when you are talking about Florida stats your are referring to the CPRC report so here is a good link that criticised that repiry. it.http://m.mic.com/articles/93331/no-concealed-carry-permits-do-not-result-in-a-lower-murder-rate
About my statistics, I have been referring to this one:
https://www.google.com.kh/url?sa=t&sourc...EJdbrHn1ig
It's shows that if you resist the robber with a weapon the robbery is more likely to fail, however there is also a bigger chance of of getting injured.
2. Apologies, I misunderstood your original point then.