What would you do about Virginia Tech? - Page 37

MoreWineII · #**361** 04-18-2007, 06:16 PM

Looks like we're gonna learn more about him after all.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18169776/

Ugh I'm trying to stay out of the debate because it contains too many self-important blanket statements with no evidence to back them up such as this one:

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The entire anti-gun movement is based on emotion.

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C'mon dude...

Felix_Nietzsche · #**362** 04-18-2007, 06:37 PM

Could Cho be a North Korean agent?
His rantings against the "Rich" he sent to NBC sounds like a communist rant to me. When I was in the military there were plenty of North Korean agents and sympathizers in South Korea. Tankers would often find North Korean propaganda flyers in there tanks which meant there were North Korean agents on US Army bases.

The only "evidence" I could point to would be his anti-rich rantings but it makes me wonder if he could be... or he could be just a nutjob which is probably the most likely scenario.

bkholdem · #**363** 04-18-2007, 06:42 PM

He must have been a spy from Norht Korea. Didn't they start messing around with nukes recently. We can't let that happen pretty soon a bunch of Korean college students will be nuking us. Its the next generation of terrorism. Plus the asians are pretty smart and into science so they can build nukes on the fly. Lets start to redouble our recruitment efforts for the armed forces. We need to take the fight to end terrorism to them before we all DIE!!!

TomCollins · #**364** 04-18-2007, 07:38 PM

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Could Cho be a North Korean agent?
His rantings against the "Rich" he sent to NBC sounds like a communist rant to me. When I was in the military there were plenty of North Korean agents and sympathizers in South Korea. Tankers would often find North Korean propaganda flyers in there tanks which meant there were North Korean agents on US Army bases.

The only "evidence" I could point to would be his anti-rich rantings but it makes me wonder if he could be... or he could be just a nutjob which is probably the most likely scenario.

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He was only 8 when he moved here, it makes me think this is about as credible as something Nielsio would post.

Borodog · #**365** 04-18-2007, 08:01 PM

I still like my conspiracy theory the best. He was clearly trained by the Chinese government to get anti-gun whackjobs to continue the disarming of the American public in preparation for the coming Chinese invasion of 2027. Those Chi-coms think long term.

Also, Bigfoot was his cell leader.

Dan. · #**366** 04-18-2007, 08:15 PM

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Could Cho be a North Korean agent?
His rantings against the "Rich" he sent to NBC sounds like a communist rant to me. When I was in the military there were plenty of North Korean agents and sympathizers in South Korea. Tankers would often find North Korean propaganda flyers in there tanks which meant there were North Korean agents on US Army bases.

The only "evidence" I could point to would be his anti-rich rantings but it makes me wonder if he could be... or he could be just a nutjob which is probably the most likely scenario.

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lol, I love your posts. No matter how on-the-fringe I think I am, your posts throw me back into the mainstream.

bkholdem · #**367** 04-18-2007, 08:40 PM

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We can cite statistics about accidental shootings, mass murder, and the EU all day long. At the end of the day, all you have to do is consider the following:

You are in a room where dozens of people have just been executed by a suicidal nutjob. You're next in line. In your final moments, are you comforted by the fact that, by carrying a gun, the shooter is breaking the law? Are you comforted by the fact that the other victims waiting in line aren't breaking the law?

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Appeal to emotion. Nice work.

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Had an impact on you too, huh? I thought it was a wonderful post.

Dan. · #**368** 04-18-2007, 08:42 PM

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We can cite statistics about accidental shootings, mass murder, and the EU all day long. At the end of the day, all you have to do is consider the following:

You are in a room where dozens of people have just been executed by a suicidal nutjob. You're next in line. In your final moments, are you comforted by the fact that, by carrying a gun, the shooter is breaking the law? Are you comforted by the fact that the other victims waiting in line aren't breaking the law?

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Appeal to emotion. Nice work.

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Had an impact on you too, huh? I thought it was a wonderful post.

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Or a just a pile of logical fallacy. Either/or really.

latefordinner · #**369** 04-18-2007, 09:45 PM

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You are never going to have enough police or laws in place to always be safe.

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Even with one cop around I start feeling unsafe.

Misfire · #**370** 04-18-2007, 10:44 PM

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C'mon dude...

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Look for how many points made by the gun-banners just in this thread rely on the word "feel."

There has been more than enough data posted in this thread and the accidental shootings thread to back up what I said. There is no objective evidence indicating direct correlation between the number of legal guns and the rate of gun crime. There is plenty to show the inverse. The numbers are on the side of freedom.