>>>>>>>Guns are bought to kill, cars aren't
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Not necessarily.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I don't hunt. I have a collection of weapons that are fun to shoot (targets).
>>>>>>
>>>>>>If needed, they could be used otherwise.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Cars can be used to kill (intentionally or not). Cars are involved 10s of thousands of deaths in the US alone every year. Guns aren't.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>In 1999, there were 28874 gun-related deaths in the United States - over 80 deaths every day and 41,611 people killed in auto accidents in 1999.
>>>>>So 10s of thousands is a slight exaggeration
>>>>
>>>>I must say the number of gun related deaths is higher than I imagined.
>>>>
>>>>Thank a democrat for being soft on crime for that.
>>>
>>>Well, of course -- it's the Democrats' fault!
>>>
>>>If anyone is soft on crime, how come there are so many people in prison? And how come crime rates have been falling for years?
>>>
>>>Wait, I've got it. It's all those guns in private hands that are making us safe. Makes perfect sense.
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>>Scared the he%% out of me watching a gun walk down the street the other day looking for a poor disenfranchised youth to force into murder.
>>
>>Make prison a bad place. Make it a place where returning is not something palatable.
>>
>>Murder someone - public execution. You won't murder anyone again. You won't be taking up prison space. you won't be in prison getting your law degree (paid by taxpayers) or wasting taxpayers $$ on playing the legal system.
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>Please explain to me how this viewpoint differs from the Taliban's. Harsh justice, the harsher the better.

The Taliban probably have a word for walk. The fact that I do doesn't equate me with them.