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i like the bar stools abit expensive but hey why not
that is cool abit like forge welding in away. i cant say i would like to touch it while its spinning
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Originally Posted by spudboy
The best part about that storey was that the bandits got nabed and the old guy was made a hero.:D
In Australia the bad guys would get counselling and the old guy would go to jail. We have become a nanny state.:(
From memory...some time ago
An elderly couple (bedridden Wife) locked themselves in the bedroom during a violent home invasion. In desperation & fear, Husband eventually discharged a firearm wounding one of the alleged perpetrators...and was nearly charged/found guilty/locked up for life.
Certainly made to feel the villain. :mad:
We're beyond the nanny-state.
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Originally Posted by tonic
Despite all that has been said about the gun culture in the US, sometimes I think that allowing citizens to easily aquire handguns has it's advantages.Quote:
Originally Posted by superquag
Let's face it, crims can still get their hands on handguns even though they are illegal on the black market. Wielding a handgun here represents ultimate power. On the other hand in the US, as a crim you never know who is "packing a piece", as per the video - so everybody is on a more even playing field there.
Outlaw guns and only the outlaws will have guns, this is a very old saying but true. I have breakfast at a coffee shop where a guy who used to own a antique store has breakfast. He shot at two lots of armed robers, the second time was a failed revenge job. Anyway, armed robbery in Queensland droped by around 45% for 3 months after that.Quote:
Originally Posted by d3syd