I'm starting to see why it's probably a good idea for guns to be outlawed in Australia. If you guys get this worked up over a simple misunderstanding of Australian vernacular...
You hit the nail on the head quite a few posts back when you said ‘Australians are pretty damn smart’. Correct. We are. Smart enough to be laughing right into your presumably fat face. Now, go and find a job, and stop annoying the adults here. That way you can afford to buy more guns and show them all off to us........as we drive past in our Ferraris. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Yeah well I'm sticking to my guns....lingo you understand...So once again FO and go and get a life you POS troll........
It's a fail because you can't interview a corpse and find out what was really going on in their head. Your theory is absolutely absurd, and the good thing about it is that it indicates that you've probably made up every single 'fact' you're posted. One thing for sure, you definitely haven't proven any of them
So, because you disagree with the conclusions behavioral psychologists have made concerning why people don't act, I must be making things up... Sure, why not.
I don't disagree with anything......all I ask is that you post facts instead of making things up, which it is now very clear you have been. You're a fraud....proven...and THAT'S a fact.
Actually, you did disagree, you called "my theory" "absurd." Of course, it wasn't my theory (as the article posted demonstrates), but...
It is absurd....but I'm open minded. I'll believe anything you post IF you prove it with facts, not 'supposition'
You might be open minded, but the only "supposition" I used was in divining how they knew what the fire victims were thinking... before I realized, what the were thinking wasn't at all a part of the equation. What isn't "supposition" is the research that has gone into answering the question, "why do many people freeze up in panic situations?" I'll give you credit for one thing, you're good at the art of equivocation.
Everyone's good at something. Now, go and brush up on how to use facts to get your point across and we'll BOTH be good at something.
Don't you find it odd that I am the only one who hasn't gone off calling anyone names or impugning anyone's character? Don't you find it odd that I'm the only one willing to explain what I meant, or how I came about my information? Or how about the fact that I'm the only one to have apologized when I misunderstood something? Yet I'm the one you and your buddies here keep slinging insults at...
Except, you haven't actually pointed out a fact... your only argument thus far has been little more than argument from incredulity.
I haven't offered any facts, but you're the one telling the story and trying to convince people that guns, like greed, are good. All I ask, humbly, is that if you post something as fact, please post proof to back it up. Otherwise, just say it's only your opinion and we can continue without resorting to this terrible name calling you talk of. It becomes frustrating to discuss opposing views with someone who tries to pass off opinion for fact. HOWEVER, now that we all know you just make things up, it'll be easier to deal with, I expect.
Passive-agressive argumentum ad hominem. Why is that necessary? Here's a fact, arrived at through the use of deductive reasoning. Men (that means everyone) have the unalienable right to the tools of self defense. Men have the unalienable right to life and liberty. If a man has the unalienable right to life and liberty, then logic dictates that he also has the right to defend his life and liberty from those who would take them without due process (e.g. the state when he is convicted of committing a crime). And, if a man has the unalienable right to defend his life and liberty from those who would take them without due process, logic dictates that he must also have the right to the tools necessary for said defense.