Can anyone make a coherent argument that guns are LESS dangerous than cars? i doubt it...

[farminator3000]

125. 'you are wrong' is not the proper way to begin an argument

I negotiated with the dealer, the company cut a check, I delivered the check, the dealer delivered the vehicle to our shop. The year before that we purchased an F-450. They do not give a damn what we are going to do with that trucks, they never even asked.

nobody buys a truck to murder somebody. "do you think you might hurt somebody with this truck?" really?
i like the other part, about the dealer delivering it to an address that is on paper. to leave a trail. of paper. so if someone steals that truck and kills someone (by accident most likely), you might realize that you shouldn't leave your truck (gun) unlocked

As far as the drivers license, you need one to buy a gun too. Same same.

if you are going to say something as completely false as that, please produce a list of states where you need a license to buy "a gun"
there are lots of types of "guns", but i think you'll see that list will be very short
to make it true you'd say- "you need a DL to go on public roads, but only need a license for a very limited amount of guns"
see how that works?


I can buy any thing I want used, and as long as I have cash no one is going to ask me squat. I do not think you should be able to acquire a gun that way, right now you can.

but if you want to use it, there are many regulations

see above- list of regulations=very short list


I am pretty sure there are "regulations" against shooting people. Pretty sure there are "regulations" saying you can not carry a weapon into school. Once you have made the decision to kill someone, you have decided to break the law. I want it to be harder to get that weapon, unlike a car.

Just like there are "regulations" against driving a car without licenses, registrations, and insurance, If you are willing to pay the penalty for doing those things, you can do them. People drive with bad tags and no insurance every day, those "regulations" that should hold guns to same standard as cars are broken hundreds of thousands of times a year.

"guns are cheaper and easier", and they should not be. Guns should be considerably more difficult to acquire than a car. Registration, ownership, and transfers need to be controlled a hell of a lot more than cars. And the penalties for breaking those "regulations" should not be able to be an hour class on "defensive driving" or a $250 fine.

you are saying guns are more dangerous than cars here. took out the bad parts for you

Cars/Guns ... horrible comparison.

yet you keep making it. how odd. maybe lurker deranged would be more appropriate?