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1996
« on: June 13, 2012, 04:13:02 AM »
1997
« on: June 13, 2012, 04:05:30 AM »
If they stop power output then Arth doesn't get his pokemon games and if Arth does not get his pokemon games the world will burn -- starting in the area of crow.. I will spare all bronies but they have to Awnser questions only true bronies would know then we will mate and make a univers of bronies where generousity and tolerance and kindness is common throughout the entire population'-- and I will grow Pegasus wings and fly into the sunset. 
Alright all bronies are dying now, starting with Arth. 
1999
« on: June 12, 2012, 11:56:56 PM »
sounds like a coverup, considering japan had one and still cant deal with it it sounds like a coverup to stop mass panic.
Japan is in a catch 22 right now. It was stupid of them to build a nuclear power plant on a fault line, and next to the ocean as well, but thats the majority of their power output, if they shut them all down, they are going to lose alot of money because of power outages and manufactures are gonna have to cut back.
2000
« on: June 12, 2012, 08:57:19 PM »
Yeah like me 
2001
« on: June 12, 2012, 02:11:44 PM »
RDM + Trolling + Player Disrespect = Perma.
This is an individually analyzed case and should not be used as a punishment standard or president.
Roger the deed is done.
2002
« on: June 12, 2012, 10:25:07 AM »
Well this is an odd one. What should his ban length be? Would this fall under trolling?
2003
« on: June 12, 2012, 10:24:03 AM »
Totally agree with you Pancake. Thats honestly how it is, because any gang that doesn't have guns will be pushed out by gangs that have guns. Its kinda like the cold war, either you have the best stuff or you die.
2004
« on: June 11, 2012, 07:23:47 PM »
Eh, 8 years is too long to hope for this to ever come out, i wont get it on principle of them taking this long.
k u do that and while we r having fun u just sit there, and as for how long it takes they remade a game from scratch it takes a long ass time. if u think u can make it faster and with this type of quality go ahead lol.
And its a mod, hell its gonna come out before the next HL, so your not gonna get HL3 when it comes out then right?
2005
« on: June 11, 2012, 07:22:21 PM »
As I live in Canada most firearms are illegal so I'm perfectly fine with gun control. I understand the American right to bear arms and I respect that but I'm kind of glad that it's not like that in Canada. It's funny though because like Old Crow said most gun related crimes are related to handguns which is true in Canada as well even though you can't purchase them legally without a possession and acquisition licence.
That's because most crimes are committed with illegal firearms which is why gun control for the most part doesn't work
Yeah, but the idea of gun control makes a lot of sense from a policing standpoint. You are going to treat a situation where you know there is a possibility of there being a firearm than if it's likely there isn't.
Yeah but look at British cops, they don't carry firearms most of the time, so if anybody decides that they are gonna use one, those guys are screwed. Here in the U.S. I'm pretty sure most cops will think the worst can happen and always have a hand on their gun before they see who they are dealing with.
2006
« on: June 11, 2012, 05:52:27 PM »
well i thought the server wasnt taking application
Maus was an admin before, he left under his own circumstances. also +1
2007
« on: June 11, 2012, 04:54:10 PM »
2008
« on: June 11, 2012, 04:23:27 PM »
As I live in Canada most firearms are illegal so I'm perfectly fine with gun control. I understand the American right to bear arms and I respect that but I'm kind of glad that it's not like that in Canada. It's funny though because like Old Crow said most gun related crimes are related to handguns which is true in Canada as well even though you can't purchase them legally without a possession and acquisition licence.
Most people that buy rifles/shotguns do it for hunting or target/clay pigeon shooting. Shotguns can be used as a home defense weapon as well. When it comes to handguns however there are the reasons above and self defense and then we have people buying them for crime but most people that can get it legally won't buy it for crime, they will get one illegally so its hard to trace and so the cops can't just pull you up on their computer and know what guns you have. Sure people have killed others with their legal handguns but I would say about 80% of the crimes committed with a gun are illegal pistols.
2009
« on: June 11, 2012, 03:08:42 PM »
Perfectly fine with some of the laws the way they are, which is you can buy rifles/shotguns at 18. I see no problem with that because it tends to be pistols that are used in almost all the crimes committed. For pistols I think there needs to be some much better control there, more back round checks, more classes, more consequences too for the people that get illegal pistols and use them. Most people that get handguns legally don't intend on harming others, unless they carry, and in that case you have to prove without a doubt if you use it in a survival situation.
Most of the laws need to be tighter however. Seems like most crimes are committed with illegal pistols, and if that's the case we need to tighten and stop the flow of illegal weapons. Another problem that the damn NRA is doing is allowing convicted felons to carry again, something that has been illegal forever but they are getting away with it with the help of NRA lawyers. Also allowing people that can carry in Michigan to carry in New York where the law is stricter is stupid, that's the reason why states have different laws. Lastly remember what I said about background checks, they need to be much more robust, there needs to be some kind of physiologically report when people buy pistols, cause it seems much too easy for people with mental problems are getting their hands on guns.
What is tough is to get actual facts on whether gun control or lack of it helps reduce crime. Both sides are too bias for there to be any real progress, because it seems any third party data gets drown out by both sides. Having a gun is a big responsibility, so we shouldn't take it as lightly as we have been lately (again, pistols, not rifles or shotguns)
2010
« on: June 11, 2012, 12:22:56 PM »
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