Yet more problematic stuff

[Cunt]

So what about that personal responsibility thing, Rum? You won't take up arms to protect your community (such as being a police officer or military), but to me you are still using guns to protect your communities.

You just aren't willing to do so personally. I'm also not willing to take on those jobs, but I don't mind acknowledging that my safety is improved by guns. If lots of people are too frightened to take on the responsibility of owning guns, I'm ok with that, but I won't be calling it sensible or wise.

Also, since you understand statistics, does the murder rate change with some types of immigration? Or is that one of the questions you aren't allowed to explore in the UK?

[Rum]

Fuck off.

[Cunt]

Fuck off.

It's problematic for you, that you use guns to secure yourself against criminals, but are too 'progressive' to take on some of that responsibility yourself.

It makes me think you have a big hole in your philosophy...like it's ok for others to use guns for you, but not ok for you to do so for yourself.

Maybe you fear the responsibility, maybe you aim to be passive, but whatever the cause, you benefit from the protection of firearms, but avoid taking it on personally.

Is this 'fucking off' enough for you? Fucking brits man, always spouting drunken horsefeathers...

[Scot Dutchy]

pre or post op?

Pre. I was very bi at the time but she was gorgeous. 15 years older than me.
Discovered too late 20 years later I was really a trannie myself.

[Svartalf]

You're Tyr's long lost brother?

[Scot Dutchy]

Well who can say. I have been through a lot of things in my life except drugs. Smoked some but nothing else. I was and still am bi but not active.

[Rum]

Fuck off.

It's problematic for you, that you use guns to secure yourself against criminals, but are too 'progressive' to take on some of that responsibility yourself.

It makes me think you have a big hole in your philosophy...like it's ok for others to use guns for you, but not ok for you to do so for yourself.

Maybe you fear the responsibility, maybe you aim to be passive, but whatever the cause, you benefit from the protection of firearms, but avoid taking it on personally.

Is this 'fucking off' enough for you? Fucking brits man, always spouting drunken horsefeathers...

You are up to your usual trolling and really very unpleasant tactics again. You state a point of view and gradually build up an argument that if the other person doesn’t agree with it is because of some innate personal flaw. In this case your insane argument that guns are good, therefore we should own them to protect out ‘loved ones’ and if we don’t agree? Well we are cowards.

I totally reject the premise of your standpoint, especially as it’s main purpose appears to be to insult me and the position I hold.

So again - fuck off.

[Scot Dutchy]

Not point arguing with him Rum. He is a waste of space. Leave him splashing about in the urine of the public toilets where he belongs.

[Cunt]

If guns protect you, but you are too scared to take on some of the responsibility yourself, it's fine. There have always been lots of pacifists, or whatever the term is.

No need to be courageous in this particular area. Strong people will take it on for you.

[Rum]

You are so full of shit.

[Cunt]

Don't worry, Rum. Stronger, probably younger people will take on this responsibility, if you don't want to. I think the old arming the young has a long tradition in our culture.

[pErvinalia]

If guns protect you, but you are too scared to take on some of the responsibility yourself, it's fine.

The point you are missing is that he doesn't need to do it himself as crime in his society is low and the police take care of the rest. And despite the same conditions applying in Canada, you are so scared that you feel the need to own a gun to protect yourself (from the relatively non-existent crime).

[Cunt]

If guns protect you, but you are too scared to take on some of the responsibility yourself, it's fine.

The point you are missing is that he doesn't need to do it himself as crime in his society is low and the police take care of the rest. And despite the same conditions applying in Canada, you are so scared that you feel the need to own a gun to protect yourself (from the relatively non-existent crime).

You keep insisting that I'm scared, why not take a step back.

What makes you think I'm 'scared'? Is it because I maintain firearms, skill in using them, and consider them essential (if rarely needed) tools for living? Are you suggesting that anyone who keeps firearms around for protection (from relatively non-existent crime) is 'scared'?

Because ALL of us keep guns around, most people choosing to keep a few hirelings around to do that work.

Saying you think I'm scared is exactly why I think you show yourself a coward by not taking part. If help is needed, I can help. If help is needed, you will, no doubt, be willing to call someone to help from your smartphone.

Probably a younger person, who you don't mind putting in a position you yourself avoid.

[pErvinalia]

If guns protect you, but you are too scared to take on some of the responsibility yourself, it's fine.

The point you are missing is that he doesn't need to do it himself as crime in his society is low and the police take care of the rest. And despite the same conditions applying in Canada, you are so scared that you feel the need to own a gun to protect yourself (from the relatively non-existent crime).

You keep insisting that I'm scared, why not take a step back.

What makes you think I'm 'scared'?

Because you think you are under assault from leftists, brown people, trannies, media celebs, scientists and criminals. There's always some group you think is out to get something out of you.

Saying you think I'm scared is exactly why I think you show yourself a coward by not taking part. If help is needed, I can help. If help is needed, you will, no doubt, be willing to call someone to help from your smartphone.

Probably a younger person, who you don't mind putting in a position you yourself avoid.

I think you are a coward because you use the military without doing it yourself.

More pertinently no one is forcing a police (or military) officer to do the job they do.

[Hermit]

If guns protect you, but you are too scared to take on some of the responsibility yourself, it's fine.

The point you are missing is that he doesn't need to do it himself as crime in his society is low and the police take care of the rest. And despite the same conditions applying in Canada, you are so scared that you feel the need to own a gun to protect yourself (from the relatively non-existent crime).

Our member from Yellowknife is not concerned about crime and guns. His concern is his midlife crisis. He will of course deny it, but the evidence is there.

Look at it this way: Protecting yourself with your own gun is courageous. It shows strength. Daggles said so often enough. Ageing makes men weak and timid, but that must not be the case with our long distance runner. No such degeneration for him, at least not yet. He will stave it off for as long as he can.

And yet, the issue becomes an increasingly pressing one. Much as he likes to deny it, it oozes out of his unconscious like steam through the safety valve of a pressure cooker, and at an increasing rate over time.

Did you notice how often he mentioned courage, strength and bravery lately? I did, looked them up and did a couple of calculations on them. It turns out that Daggles used the word 'strong and words beginning with 'courage' and 'brave' more frequently per unit of time since the start of this year to today (162 days) than since he became a member of this forum and the end of last year (3595). A lot more frequently. Here are the figures:

Strong: 10.2 more times
Courage*: 13.3 more times
Brave*: 10.6 more times

So, our member from Yellowknife is not concerned with self-protection from crime using guns as such. He is (unconsciously) focusing on bravery, courage and strength and how this relates to his ageing. A beautiful way his real concern reveals itself in this post in a roundabout way:

Don't worry, Rum. Stronger, probably younger people will take on this responsibility, if you don't want to.

(My bolding)