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1. untog+M[view] [source] 2012-12-14 18:26:50
>>KenCoc+(OP)
I can't wait until the part where we all don't talk about gun control and carry on as usual. Sigh.

EDIT: I see my post is being downvoted. I know that it may come across as insensitive to immediately leap to the gun control debate, but frankly I'm more angry than upset by this news. How many times does it have to happen? We have a good 48 hours of emotional outpouring and then everyone forgets it ever happened.

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2. hyperb+v1[view] [source] 2012-12-14 18:35:59
>>untog+M
I came here to say exactly the same thing. Upvote from me.

Second mass shooting of the week. "Guns don't kill people, ..."? Please.

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3. vyrote+H1[view] [source] 2012-12-14 18:38:46
>>hyperb+v1
And spoons make you fat
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4. hackin+L2[view] [source] 2012-12-14 18:49:34
>>vyrote+H1
Guns themselves don't kill people, but they make it highly efficient. Guns are tools, they create or enhance capabilities and as such they can be judged based on the probable outcomes of their usage.
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5. marknu+a3[view] [source] 2012-12-14 18:51:18
>>hackin+L2
[Spoons] themselves don't [make people fat], but they make it highly efficient. [Spoons] are tools, they create or enhance capabilities and as such they can be judged based on the outcomes of their usage.
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6. hackin+O5[view] [source] 2012-12-14 19:14:09
>>marknu+a3
I see you saw my comment before my "probable" edit :). The purpose of spoons are to feed. The probability of getting fat as a consequence of using a spoon is small. The purpose of guns is to make killing efficient.
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7. marknu+v7[view] [source] 2012-12-14 19:29:02
>>hackin+O5
People don't buy guns to "kill people", they buy guns to defend themselves. Most people who own guns would prefer to never have to use them.
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8. hackin+Ga[view] [source] 2012-12-14 20:00:36
>>marknu+v7
The majority of countries that own nuclear weapons have them for "defense". Would you say that absolves the technology from moral condemnation?
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