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Fenrisulven 11 year s ago
Looks like a dangerous world. Almost everyone in this post has guns, knifes and pepper sprays. All of which is illegal to carry in public spaces around here (Norway).
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speedswhitefurs 11 year s ago
Fenrisulven -
Even if it's not a dangerous area, you never know when you might need a weapon. I'm sorry that they don't allow you to carry something for self-protection in Norway. Unless the crime rate in your country is absolutely zero, why not have a method to protect yourself in the unlikely event you are attacked?
It should be noted that most of the people carrying firearms, have a very good reason. Note the job descriptions: Soldier, Firearms instructor, Linux admin...
Even if it's not a dangerous area, you never know when you might need a weapon. I'm sorry that they don't allow you to carry something for self-protection in Norway. Unless the crime rate in your country is absolutely zero, why not have a method to protect yourself in the unlikely event you are attacked?
It should be noted that most of the people carrying firearms, have a very good reason. Note the job descriptions: Soldier, Firearms instructor, Linux admin...
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AnnaMolly 11 year s ago
speedswhitefurs -> It has been proven that the crime rate in the US is much higher than other countries's where weapons are not allowed.
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speedswhitefurs 11 year s ago
No it hasn't. The UK has a very comparable rate of violent crime than the US. When adjusted for population, the UK has as almost the same rate of mass shootings as the US. You can't even carry a proper pocket knife with a locking blade in the UK. By your logic, there should be NO crime in the UK, yet, in many categories, they are worse than the US (see car theft).
http://townhall.com/video/an-apples-to-apples-comparison-of-violent-crime-rates-
between-the-u.s.-and-britain-
http://townhall.com/video/an-apples-to-apples-comparison-of-violent-crime-rates-
between-the-u.s.-and-britain-
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Brumle 11 year s ago
I live in Norway, and i have a shotgun in my pickup truck and a glock in my shoulder holster. Never know what happens in Kløfta!
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Pukli 11 year s ago
But think about how it could have turned out for breivik if other ppl had weapons.
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JohnKonrad 11 year s ago
So are you going to work or are you going to kill someone, or unless your job is to kill someone???
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RaoulDuke77 11 year s ago
Maybe if the government would do something about CRIMINALS owning ILLEGAL guns, than we, the law-abiding citizens wouldn't have to carry them for our own protection. Don't blame responsible gun owners you utter morons.
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Mr. Ree 11 year s ago
#5 - can't be a very successful attorney if he's still driving a Honda...
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rammo123 11 year s ago
No wonder the Virginia Techs and the Sandy Hooks happen so often in 'Murica when the culture of personal armament is so deeply ingrained...
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chris.hornsby.906 11 year s ago
RaoulDuke77, you are the utter moron. You need to educate yourself. America does not have a big problem with ILLEGAL guns. Most criminals that used a gun, have used a LEGALly owned gun that either they were able to purchase or was owned by a friend/relative. The problem is the lack of mental health care for the mentally disturbed and continuously dwindling funding for our law enforcement.
Even if it's not a dangerous area, you never know when you might need a weapon. I'm sorry that they don't allow you to carry something for self-protection in Norway. Unless the crime rate in your country is absolutely zero, why not have a method to protect yourself in the unlikely event you are attacked?
It should be noted that most of the people carrying firearms, have a very good reason. Note the job descriptions: Soldier, Firearms instructor, Linux admin...
http://townhall.com/video/an-apples-to-apples-comparison-of-violent-crime-rates-
between-the-u.s.-and-britain-
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