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"In Britain, an affray (a public altercation that disturbs the peace) is considered a violent crime, while in other countries it will only be logged if a person is physically injured."Generally speaking an affray in the UK is a violent act that is more than 2 people having a fight but less than a riot. More often than not it is accompanied with a charge of a section 5 assault which is greater than bruising (black eye etc) but less than serious bodily harm (carted off on a stretcher). Broken nose, drawing blood etc are common evidence of section 5. So, yes it is a violent act.
"Who would have thunk me of all people would be an advocate of European socialism?"Your words not mine....another self indictment you can't run from.
Illuminator is a good poster. He sticks to his guns and makes good points. Some don\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'t like that.
Stalin would have loved you though. Useful idiots are necessary to create a socialist dictatorship.
Who's angry? That wouldn't happen to be another one of your straw men, would it Durango? Instead of attacking the argument at face value, you instead retreat to the paranoia of militant conservatism. Any form of gun control is just a slippery slope towards a full out Marxist revolution and Stalinist dictatorship. The one, and only thing stopping us from becoming 1917 Russia is the fact that we irresponsibly allow guns to circulate throughout our society.
Quote from: CBWx2 on January 07, 2013, 02:27:54 PMWho's angry? That wouldn't happen to be another one of your straw men, would it Durango? Instead of attacking the argument at face value, you instead retreat to the paranoia of militant conservatism. Any form of gun control is just a slippery slope towards a full out Marxist revolution and Stalinist dictatorship. The one, and only thing stopping us from becoming 1917 Russia is the fact that we irresponsibly allow guns to circulate throughout our society.Good thing you don't want to play the strawman card.
There you have it.Just the first-step towards stripping you of your fundamental liberties.Liberties to be sacrificed for the socialist's promise of a safer society.If you don't like this then you won't like what follows.
Who's angry?
Quote from: CBWx2 on January 07, 2013, 02:27:54 PMWho's angry?
Just remember this isn't a political thing it's about protecting the lives of innocent kids .....except of course when he campaigns drop bombs on their heads.
Quote from: Durango 95 on January 07, 2013, 02:25:36 PMJust remember this isn't a political thing it's about protecting the lives of innocent kids .....except of course when he campaigns drop bombs on their heads.Let's see, that creates about three different straw man arguments in the last hour or so. I created this thread to address the politics of the issue, so I don't recall ever claiming it wasn't about politics. Lets also stop the sham that your position on the issue isn't about politics.I'm also not a proponent of my position simply to protect the lives of innocent children. I'm a proponent of it because it would protect the lives of innocent people. You, on the other hand, are a proponent of your position because you believe it protects what you've classified as a "fundamental liberty." You value that perceived liberty over the lives of innocents, which is why despite your claim of wanting to find common sense solutions, you immediately dismiss any and every one that doesn't preserve this perceived liberty, and vilify those who would dare present them. You are perfectly willing to accept no solution that would lessen murder and violent crime over any that would infringe on this perceived liberty. The level of moral dissonance and rationalization in your position is the same as that which I'm certain is employed by those in the administration who support drone attacks. All for the greater good, right Durango? Pot, meet kettle.