Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "Ice T's gun comment leaves Michael Moore cold" video.

  1. >WELL REGULATED MILITIA For the record, you dig yourself on that hole. The basis of English language is not up for discussion. Despite your interpretation of the 2ndA, the justification clause is NOT more important than the operative clause. That's the first point. The second point, is that the operative clause states that it's the right of the PEOPLE, not militia. Third, the "scared cats" have been carrying guns everywhere, except gun free zones - where shootings happen.
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  2. Does it work in Brazil? No, criminals make their firearms at home. Despite having 20x less guns, Brazil has much more gun murder.
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  3. There is a sugar alcohol that I'm not going to name (not that it can't be found in two minutes of searching) that can be used to react with sulfuric acid (car batteries/drain cleaner) and potassium nitrate (fertilizer, stump remover, etc). It will create an explosive somewhat "similar" to PETN, the main composition of Semtex. In the London bombings terrorists used an explosive made with acetone, sulfuric acid and hydrogen peroxide (oxigenated water). All easy to obtain.
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  4. >bigger country >most gun deaths that occur are deaths that would happen anyway (criminals killing criminal rivals) Gun crime has been low in the UK, so it's hard to compare the US vs the UK, but the fact is that are more gun crimes this last decade than before the bans. The only limiting factor in gun crime in the UK is the supply of illegal ammunition.
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  5. If you reduce the guns in one country criminals will go elsewhere. In case you didn't know, drugs and illegal immigrants come from Mexico all the time. Why wouldn't they sell drugs to gangs? In Mexico the cartels have machine guns and anti-air rockets.
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  6. Also, what the hell is a Glock 9? Glock doesn't offer no configuration with that number.
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  7. >you can literally just drive into them with a gun what's the point? People get into the US illegally all the time. From Mexico. The same place where cartels have fully automatic weapons and anti-air rockets. Making it nationwide would be useless. This implying that it wouldn't be possible to manufacture guns in US soil - because there's metric tons of tooling that would be thrown away by arms manufacturers. Or not even that - do it like in Brazil: silver solder, sheet metal, drill and files.
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  8. The difference is that there was a big group that wanted slaves. Those who want more gun control in the US are a minority. There was also no constitutional right to keep and bear slaves.
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  9. You should brush up your reading comprehension, I never said that. My point is that illegal stuff ALWAYS gets around. Drugs get trough the border all the time. But firearms don't need to be planted or treated with chemicals that are on a DEA watchlist. They can be made by drilling, filing, soldering and hammering pieces of steel. They do it in Brazil, India, Philippines, etc. /watch?v=pAOdzCx7Cr8 /watch?v=gNcLjtfj1o0
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  10. There are failed and weak states. The US is a weak state. But tell me, are the ghettos under control? Does the police have the capability to sit 24/7 on every corner where the drug dealers make their money? Inside certain parts of the city, the US is a FAILED state. Japan doesn't have ghettos full of drug trade. It's just a weak state. BTW, India has plenty of gunsmiths that make weapons illegally.
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  11. Getting info readily available from the internet is not stalking. If you had decent persec only an actual stalker would be able to get your info. The world doesn't hate the US. Someone has to be really sad to start hating another country to forget about their own problems.
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