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Gun Control

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I was thinking that all of these may not be gun-related.

 

I agree. Knives or pipes, fists or even a trash can lid could be used....or nothing but overwhelming force.

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I wonder how they define a "violent crime" and if all of those "violent crimes" are gun-related.
The ones in the US or in the other countries?

 

Not the point anyway that I was getting at anyway. It was directed at how the US is viewed as so much more violent because of guns, but as you can see, you don't need a gun to be violent.

I was thinking that all of these may not be gun-related.

 

Well a different kind of gun in that case... :bunny:

Maybe it's been answered somewhere in the numerous threads on the Colo. shooting.. But does anyone know where the shooter got the money for at least $20,000 in guns, body armor and 6,000 rounds of ammo.. The stuff he used is not cheap...

Maybe it's been answered somewhere in the numerous threads on the Colo. shooting.. But does anyone know where the shooter got the money for at least $20,000 in guns, body armor and 6,000 rounds of ammo.. The stuff he used is not cheap...
He was getting a $26,000 per year stipend as part of the university's doctoral program.
Maybe it's been answered somewhere in the numerous threads on the Colo. shooting.. But does anyone know where the shooter got the money for at least $20,000 in guns, body armor and 6,000 rounds of ammo.. The stuff he used is not cheap...

 

I assumed, and I think I finally read somewhere that it was all done with a credit card, thought they said that's how they tracked a lof of the transactions. I'm guessing he wasn't too worried about how he would pay his bills.

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