Guns

[franklin]

The law sees a difference between negligence and purposeful intent in cases involving both cars and guns, that works for me. But someone using a car and/or a gun to kill others on purpose is the same thing and is prosecuted in a similar fashion.

Duh.

You've made me rethink things.

Still know you are retarded in your non-nonchalant position on vehicular violence.

Duh.

 

[BabyPeterzz]

You've made me rethink things.

Still know you are retarded in your non-nonchalant position on vehicular violence.

Duh.

Vehicular violence ftwtbhomfglol.

 

[Deleted member 365]

Has this happened in nations with tighter regulations for drinking and driving?

Man. Do Americans forget that there are 200 other countries in the world?

I don't know if this is a result of the Cold War ending and the feeling is that we don't need to collaborate with anyone anymore or what. But this truly is a huge issue that we've seen play out with devastating results over the past decade or two.

Americans in general think that we are the only country that must deal with globalization, education, tax rates, health care, drugs, DUI, and gun violence. We keep acting like we must reinvent the wheel when the wheel should just be copied. It's so sad that Canada has a far superior health care, education, and a far more stable financial system than we. Yet we act as if they don't exist.

Astounding really.

And you can see it play out with just the simplest things such as credit cards. Americans act all amazed at these chips inside credit cards when Europeans have had this far safer type of credit card since the 90s.