Gun Control: The Great Debate

Isn't it funny how statistics can be twisted and flipped to make any side of an argument right. When it comes to tolerance, why is it the Second Amendment always gets kicked to the curb? Why is it that America's gun owners have to follow liberal suit? I wonder if Ben Franklin or Thomas Jefferson ever had this debate... Probably not!

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[Miatacrosser]

@rettilajoie Your only about 400+ years to late on that one and I guarantee you that had anyone had a gun at any of the places you said, the outcome would have been totally different.

As long as bad people have guns than we will always need to defend ourselves. Criminals have no honor, so we should use all means to defend ourselves. I don't care how good you are in martial arts, you can't stop a bullet.

God made man, Samuel Colt made them equal.

[BrooksForDelegate]

@usaisadump It really wasn't that important actually...not enough to write a tantrum about it. But its cool.

As a side note...your username is in the public domain, its everyone's business. :]

[silkdajatt]

well done

[cyberdaemon]

Afghanistan under Taliban, Stalinist Russia and Nazi Germany had total gun bans, you see how they treated theyr own citizens ;) Very nice and gentle ways lol. Switzerland is clearly a war zone by the logic, that guns make you evil lol. It cant be anything else :P

[drnogood59]

@XaviarCraig So true and if the tyranical government wants to deprive you of your rights you can defend them. One right is to be armed for the possible battles ahead. So if they ban guns that legally allows us to defend our rights. President Kennedy once said at a White House dinner hosting a group of people called the 'Wiz Kids' that even if Thomas Jefferson was alone in a room he would have more intelligence than all the people in the dining room.

[XaviarCraig]

I think most people miss the point of the second amendment. I believe the point of the 2nd amendment is to allow the citizens to be properly equipped to violently revolt against the government and overthrow it should the government ever grow tyrannical.

The citizens should always have enough firepower to be able fight against the military.

[rb2112002]

I saw that interview with Al Sharpton. The funny thing is that he has probably stood right next to an armed person and didn't even know it.

I was at the grocery store, behind a very loud woman who did not care for guns, gun owners, and especially concealed carry. I don't know how she got onto her soapbox, but her and her friend just went on and on with the same old tired rhetoric. What she didn't know is that I was right behind her, armed with my PT-145. I wanted to tell her so bad.

[mattmgmhs]

great video dude. make more videos about your thoughts...

[fixdeluxe1]

@rettilajoie People hunt for sustenance,and it doesn't matter what you think.You shouldn't have a right to impose your opinion on others.

[fixdeluxe1]

It doesn't matter how many people are killed,nobody should have to give up their right to defend themselves or use guns for good reasons(hunting,sports etc). The mind controlling far-left have gone too far......

[TheRubberDuck139]

I seen and commented on another video by kippmcleodtheheretic. From what I can tell, and I really can not figure out his motive or point behind the video, is that he believes that there is a need for more gun control. This person says he is from Hawaii, where gun control laws are very strict. I did a little research and found that Hawaii ranks in the top ten, of all states, for theft related crimes. Anyway, Doug I love your video and its good to hear from someone who is actually thinking.