spavaloo wrote:spavaloo wrote:I honestly can't tell if this is an elaborate troll account or if you're one of those living parodies who doesn't recognize their nature.
azrid wrote:Weak bait.
ven wrote:azrid wrote:Weak bait.
yeah.
Look I don't know how many times I need to say this, but just because you don't agree with someone doesn't mean they are a troll. If you could stop shitposting this in every thread I make that'd be swell. I'm convinced you people just want to see your post count go something up at this point, but I digress.
CSPAN wrote:I personally feel like, if someone is some how convinced that gun manufactures should be sued for doing legal business, then there is no way to convince them otherwise. The radical left is just that, radically left. No need to explain anything, you simply will not change your mind and arguments are moot.
imho.
I don't think I would ask this question in the first place unless I was curious to hear the otherside of the argument, which many have kindly given. These kinds of attitudes only help to strengthen partisan politics. And consequently their futility if you convince yourself the other side are lessers. But I guess that's why it's your opinion

sabinati wrote:because GUNS DON'T KILL PEOPLE.
Yes they do? Just like how knives or cars kill people.
Sollar wrote:If I want drama and autism I go to the moot section. GTFO with your politics!!!
There's no reason you can't be civil. If you don't want to contribute or read any of this, don't read or contribute?
Granger wrote:Gist is: a group of activists planted wanted posters for the the members of two families who own the biggest privately owned weapons manufacturer in germany. Promising 25000€ reward for information that leads to conviction of them for crimes against humanity, with hand sketches of the faces of them. These appeared at places around where they lived and worked and put them into the spotlight of their communities, which prior to that mostly didn't know that these people profit from death and destruction.
Stuff like that works, suing dosn't since the military industrial complex took over a good part of the power a while ago...
Well put, it's a shame really.
My point, and evidently others since this makes national headlines, debates, ect. is the following: When a gun is used in a murder it is not being used for its intended purpose. That is to say there are not enough (whatever enough would actually be is up for debate) safety limitations preventing someone for using a firearm to commit murder. While firearms manufacturers enjoy a slew of legal protections because they don't sell weapons for murder but rather market them for self defense.
inb4 the forum has a stroke and acts like this is "radical left" when it's a mainline democratic party ideological talking point at the moment.