Bowling for Columbine

[IdolDroog]

lol none taken. i havent seen that many counties in england but i think norfolk is pretty similar to those i have seen, but we appear to be either englands arsehole or japs eye depending on ur personal preference.

now Gangland killings on the norfolk broads is a REAL thought for a documentary fetch me a steadicam lads, im-a-coming.

anyone kno how to get into the field of documentaries...never thought about it before

[Deuce Bigolo]

Viva Le France...I'm sorry Quebec

cheers
Dudley Doorite

[jj]

Quebec, like the Past, is another country: they do things differently there.

[jj]

Isn't what you advocate (harsher sentencing and better education) part of gun-control?
In which case, you and Moore are largely in agreement, although your methods differ.
And to discuss a programme on last night's telly (and that only to the extent of a dozen or so posts) is hardly 'obsessive'.

[WillieBo]

Yes, Yes. But why do you need guns ?

[jj]

To shoot small furry animals.
To protect ourselves against other people with guns.
Because we like them.
Beacause gun-oil smells wonderful.

[mart]

Because of a mistaken interpretation of the US Constitution. In the same way as some other nutters in the US refuse to take a driving test etc. because it apparently interferes with their right to unhampered travel or some such nonsense. But this is just me being a left-wing idealogue.

Mart

[Pervert]

No, you misunderstand. It's because the constitution says they can have them. The Americans are being patriotic by supporting an industry that has kept them where they are----looking down the barrel of a gun.

Suppose, just suppose, that the right to own slaves was part of the US constitution today. Would millions of Americans, in defiance of the feelings of many of their fellow citizens, keep a couple of dozen around the house? Or if prohibition was brought back, would BC be first in line to throw his booze into the nearest harbour? The constitutional argument is an excuse and always has been.