On 29-1-2011 21:02, Darren New wrote:
> andrel wrote:
>> On 28-1-2011 23:04, Darren New wrote:
>>> andrel wrote:
>>>> No, I mean that in the Netherlands most gun related crimes are made
>>>> possible because there is a large enough market in the US to cheaply
>>>> produce them.
>>>
>>> And yet, when each gun needed to be lovingly crafted by hand a hundred
>>> or more years ago, lots of people still got shot.
>>
>> I was afraid someone would say something like that, but I can hardly
>> believe you missed the 'cheaply' in that sentence.
>
> I know you meant cheaply. I'm saying it doesn't matter how cheap they
> are, because even when they're expensive lots of people got killed.

You might say that, but you would be wrong. At least for the people I 
was talking about.

>> Get over it, your second amendment is getting people killed outside
>> the US. But don't worry they are mostly foreigners.
>
> Yep. And the EU's stance on non-GMO food is getting a lot of people
> killed outside the EU.

Interesting counterargument. Or is it? Anyway never heard this theory 
before, care to explain?

> You enforce your laws, we'll enforce ours. :-) We
> don't blame the netherlands for the US locking up pot users either.

OTOH we blame the US for locking up Dutch citizens for pot related 'crimes'.

Talking about drugs, having strict drug laws *and* freely available guns 
is a recipe for disaster. ;)

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