Is Anyone Else Surprised...

cjryder625 wrote:

pinklittlebirdie wrote:

tobypine2 wrote:

toddpygensky wrote:

elrocky718 wrote:
Yeah I was definitely surprised. Nice jabs at our constitution. You dipweeds! Seems like I just can't escape idioctic neo-liberalism, even when playing a silly video game.

Neo-Liberalism? When did that term come about? I would say it is pretty old fashioned liberalism.

Since when did Neo have any pull with the developers???

Neo, I know yer a mod and all but if you've had a hand in quest balloon development, you got some 'splainin to dooo! :D


On a serious note there's nothing wrong with having gun laws, it's just already gone so far in this country til now that its usually the upstanding gun owners who are hassled and not the illegal gun owners cause there is so many. It's too late to close the barn door

The gun buy back was amazingly successful in Australia. I think in the U.S. it would probably turn out cost neutral after a couple of years of homicide savings (cost of resources for call out, medical costs)

we don't do 'buy backs' we have amnesties were guns/knives can be deposited at a police station with no questions asked.

Wiki said US has done small scale buybacks where they ran out of money to buy the guns back. Australia's was national with 600,000 newly illegal guns for rifles and 55000 for hand guns when they became illegal, the original one was covered by a rise in the Medicare (health care) levy