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<blockquote data-quote="soberups" data-source="post: 803707" data-attributes="member: 14668"><p>Those who wish to ban or severely restrict gun rights like to use statistics to make the argument that the overall <strong>cost to society </strong>(murders, accidental deaths, crimes etc.) of allowing gun ownership <strong>outweighs the benefits.</strong></p><p> </p><p>I only brought up the subject of alcohol to point out that, using those <em>same</em> statistics, one could make an <strong>equally valid </strong>argument that <em>alcohol</em> should be banned or subjected to the <u>same</u> silly regulations and restrictions that the Kleins of the world would impose upon gun owners.</p><p> </p><p>I find it both amusing and a bit hypocritical that Klein and those like him would love nothing more than to regulate how many or what kind of guns that I own, or how I should store them, or how many bullets I should be allowed to load in each magazine....but when I turn their argument around by proposing that the <em>same</em> sort of restrictions be placed upon the alcohol that they choose to drink, they would get all upset at the thought of their "rights" being taken away.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="soberups, post: 803707, member: 14668"] Those who wish to ban or severely restrict gun rights like to use statistics to make the argument that the overall [B]cost to society [/B](murders, accidental deaths, crimes etc.) of allowing gun ownership [B]outweighs the benefits.[/B] I only brought up the subject of alcohol to point out that, using those [I]same[/I] statistics, one could make an [B]equally valid [/B]argument that [I]alcohol[/I] should be banned or subjected to the [U]same[/U] silly regulations and restrictions that the Kleins of the world would impose upon gun owners. I find it both amusing and a bit hypocritical that Klein and those like him would love nothing more than to regulate how many or what kind of guns that I own, or how I should store them, or how many bullets I should be allowed to load in each magazine....but when I turn their argument around by proposing that the [I]same[/I] sort of restrictions be placed upon the alcohol that they choose to drink, they would get all upset at the thought of their "rights" being taken away. [/QUOTE]
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