Re: The gun goofball philosophy ;-)
Fred J. McCall
:Scout wrote:
:> William Black wrote:
:>> Scout wrote:
:>>> William Black wrote:
:>>>> SaPeIsMa wrote:
:>>>>> "William Black" <willia...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
:>>>>> news:hgou26$3ia$3...@news.eternal-september.org...
:>>>>>> SaPeIsMa wrote:
:>>>>>>> "William Black" <willia...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
:>>>>>>> news:hgofkl$fau$2...@news.eternal-september.org...
:>>>>>>>> RD (The Sandman) wrote:
:>>>>>>>>> William Black <willia...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in
:>>>>>>>>> news:hgm94m$lh0$1 @news.eternal-september.org:
:>>>>>>>>>
:>>>>>>>>>> RD (The Sandman) wrote:
:>>>>>>>>>>> William Black <willia...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in
:>>>>>>>>>>> news:hgh1oa$cj1$2
:>>>>>>>>>>> @news.eternal-september.org:
:>>>>>>>>>>>
:>>>>>>>>>>>> SaPeIsMa wrote:
:>>>>>>>>>>>>> "William Black" <willia...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in
:>>>>>>>>>>>>> message
:>>>>>>>>>>>>>> As for:
:>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
:>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 'Even when handguns were banned, only around 3,000 of the
:>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 100,000 believed to have been in private hands before May
:>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 2004 have been handed in for destruction. The other 97,000
:>>>>>>>>>>>>>> have disappeared.'
:>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
:>>>>>>>>>>>>>> That's just a direct lie.
:>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
:>>>>>>>>>>>>>> All the pistols in private hands, about 50,000 of them,
:>>>>>>>>>>>>>> were accounted for, every single one of them...
:>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
:>>>>>>>>>>>>> You mean ALL pisols in the hands of the law-abiding were
:>>>>>>>>>>>>> accounted for That leaves all those guns in the hands of
:>>>>>>>>>>>>> people who a) Were NOT willing to telll that they had a
:>>>>>>>>>>>>> gun b) The criminals who are currently importing all
:>>>>>>>>>>>>> those guns from Eastern Europe
:>>>>>>>>>>>>>
:>>>>>>>>>>>>> Apparently logical thought is not your strong suit.
:>>>>>>>>>>>>>
:>>>>>>>>>>>> Look, you buffoon, this isn't about illegal guns, I know
:>>>>>>>>>>>> they exist. But not 4,000,000 of them.
:>>>>>>>>>>>>
:>>>>>>>>>>> What is your estimate? Six?
:>>>>>>>>>>>
:>>>>>>>>>> There are a few thousand.
:>>>>>>>>>>
:>>>>>>>>>> If there were hundreds of thousands they wouldn't be
:>>>>>>>>>> converting air pistols made if sintered zinc, they'd be
:>>>>>>>>>> buying them off the streets.
:>>>>>>>>>>
:>>>>>>>>>>
:>>>>>>>>> Perhaps. It is easy to make zipguns, however, so the supply of
:>>>>>>>>> firearms will never really be low.
:>>>>>>>>>
:>>>>>>>> True.
:>>>>>>>>
:>>>>>>>> However making your own ammunition is a horse of a different
:>>>>>>>> colour.
:>>>>>>> Not really that hard.
:>>>>>>>
:>>>>>> Let me know when you make a fulminating cap.
:>>>>>>
:>>>>> Why ?
:>>>>> Primers can be had mail-order and a 1000 of them are the size of a
:>>>>> small mint box.
:>>>>> Most easy to smuggle.
:>>>> The one thing airlines do rather seem to be able to spot these days
:>>>> are explosives wandering about their premises.
:>>>>
:>>>> Our Post Office is rather good at that as well, you see we've had
:>>>> terrorists for decades.
:>>>>
:>>>> Primers wandering about the place would be detected.
:>>> Fine then please document the last time a box of primers has been
:>>> detected in either case.
:>>>
:>>>
:>>>> I also notice you have suddenly retreated from your statement that
:>>>> making ammunition isn't hard to do.
:>>> It isn't.
:>>>
:>>> However, there are easier ways to make ammunition that using
:>>> household materials. Smuggling is a possibility, and I bet if they
:>>> put even one box of primer in every kilo of illegal drugs that
:>>> enters your country, the criminals will have all the ammunition they
:>>> need even without the bother of trying to do anything about primers.
:>>> Oh, but that's right, next you're going to tell us that they can't
:>>> manage to get tons of drugs across the border while they can't get a
:>>> little bitty box of primers/
:>> If this is the case we'd be awash with the stuff.
:>>
:>> And we're not...
:>>
:>> That's the point everyone here keeps making to you and your mates.
:>>
:>> There aren't that many unlicensed guns, and the proof is that the bad
:>> guys are reduced to making guns from crappy sintered zinc air pistols
:>> and trading war relics.
:>>
:>> The authorities do catch smugglers now and again, but they're never
:>> smuggling arms, they're invariably smuggling drugs or people.
:>
:> Oh, and one last thing
:>
:> http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/newsarticles/ukbacelebratessixmonthsofsuccess
:>
:> So much for your assertion that they don't smuggle arms.
:>
:> Seems your border patrol feels differently.
:>
:>
:
:About what?
:
:I notice they don't number the firearms seized.
:
:Let me know when you find out how many.
:
:The bulk of that stuff is stun guns and flick knives and other weapons
:that can be knocked up in a couple of hours in your shed but our local
:politicians have been induced by the media to ban.
:
So if they "can be knocked up in a couple of hours in your shed" why
are they being smuggled?
You're now merely denying facts to keep a troll going, Willie.
Pathetic, really.
--
"False words are not only evil in themselves, but they infect the
soul with evil."
-- Socrates
William Black
> William Black <willia...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote:
>
> :The bulk of that stuff is stun guns and flick knives and other weapons
> :that can be knocked up in a couple of hours in your shed but our local
> :politicians have been induced by the media to ban.
> :
>
> So if they "can be knocked up in a couple of hours in your shed" why
> are they being smuggled?
>
As a general rule the people doing the smuggling aren't capable of
making their own.
--
William Black
"Any number under six"
The answer given by Englishman Richard Peeke when asked by the Duke of
Medina Sidonia how many Spanish sword and buckler men he could beat
single handed with a quarterstaff.
Bruce Bartho
> As a general rule the people doing the smuggling aren't capable of
> making their own.
BWAAAAAHAHAHAAAAAAAA!
SaPeIsMa
> Fred J. McCall wrote:
>> William Black <willia...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>> :The bulk of that stuff is stun guns and flick knives and other weapons
>> :that can be knocked up in a couple of hours in your shed but our local
>> :politicians have been induced by the media to ban.
>> :
>>
>> So if they "can be knocked up in a couple of hours in your shed" why
>> are they being smuggled?
>>
>
> As a general rule the people doing the smuggling aren't capable of making
> their own.
>
As a more general rule, the people doing smuggling are doing it for the
money.
Fred J. McCall
:Fred J. McCall wrote:
:> William Black <willia...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote:
:>
:> :The bulk of that stuff is stun guns and flick knives and other weapons
:> :that can be knocked up in a couple of hours in your shed but our local
:> :politicians have been induced by the media to ban.
:> :
:>
:> So if they "can be knocked up in a couple of hours in your shed" why
:> are they being smuggled?
:>
:
:As a general rule the people doing the smuggling aren't capable of
:making their own.
:
I know it's difficult for you, Willie, but *THINK*.
If they are so easily made locally, why would the market support
smuggling?
--
"Some people get lost in thought because it's such unfamiliar
territory."
--G. Behn
Scout
> Fred J. McCall wrote:
>> William Black <willia...@hotmail.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>>> The bulk of that stuff is stun guns and flick knives and other
>>> weapons that can be knocked up in a couple of hours in your shed
>>> but our local politicians have been induced by the media to ban.
>>>
>>
>> So if they "can be knocked up in a couple of hours in your shed" why
>> are they being smuggled?
>>
>
> As a general rule the people doing the smuggling aren't capable of
> making their own.
Why should they need to do so?
They get them from the people that have the guns, and take them to were
there are people willing to buy them.
It's like asking a drug smuggler if he knows how to cook up crack, or mix up
a batch of meth. It's not his job, he's simply a transporter not a
fabricator.
Sheese, Will, thought you were smarter than this......on second thought, no
actually I didn't.