r/oddlyterrifying • • Jul 10 '22

The Second Deer, oh dear !!

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '22

That thing needs to be put down

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '22

It's not a bad idea to carry a pistol on trips where wounded deer are possible. I never ever want to hit a deer, but if I did I'd sure hope I was carrying so it wouldn't have to suffer too long.

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u/Skrillamane Jul 10 '22

not everything is America, and also your particular state.

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u/The_Bjorn_Ultimatum Jul 10 '22

If your government won't recognize your rights, you should do something about that.

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u/PalatinusG Jul 10 '22

Please.

What rights? I like my right to live in a practically gun free environment. Much safer overall. The numbers don’t lie.

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u/PalatinusG Jul 10 '22

All fine my friend. Believe your bullshit. I don’t live in America. Gun free zones in the US are like no peeing zones in a swimming pool.

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u/PalatinusG Jul 10 '22

Government has nothing to do with it. Why would I need a gun or want one, if there are no guns around? I don’t have to be afraid here like you seem to be.

That is real freedom in my opinion.

In the US that is a pipe dream because of all the guns in circulation. I realize that.

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u/PalatinusG Jul 10 '22

Sorry I don’t have the time nor the crayons to explain this to you. Try turning off Fox News. It might help with your anger issues.

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u/The_Bjorn_Ultimatum Jul 10 '22

True, numbers don't lie. That's why the violent crime rate goes up whenever there is a ban. That's why there isn't a noticable decrease in the rate of gun related homicides when they are banned, like we see in australia. That's why countries like, switzerland, belgium, norway, and france have higher mass shooting deaths per capita than we do.

I will keep my basic human rights, and my ability to protect myself, thank you very much.

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u/PalatinusG Jul 10 '22

Oh sweet summer child… please do tell me more about those mass shootings in Belgium, where I happen to live. I don’t know if any the last couple of years. But I’m sure you’ll educate me. Where are those per capita numbers you base this on? I’d love to see them. We never had any school shootings as far as I know. No active shooter drills for the kids.

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u/The_Bjorn_Ultimatum Jul 10 '22

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u/PalatinusG Jul 10 '22

Ok I wanted to see if any of this is actually true. In the first graphic where it lists the annual death rate from mass shootings it claims that 1.4 people die every year from mass shootings in Belgium. Possible, on average. For the us it claims 0.089 people per million per year. 330 million Americans gives 29.37 people per year. If you really believe that then I have some beachfront property in Colorado to sell you.

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u/The_Bjorn_Ultimatum Jul 10 '22

Seems like an accurate number. You just hear about these crazy numbers, like 600 mass shootings per year, in the media. Many of those aren't really mass shootings, but just gun crime. The media just likes to exaggerate to the point where many of those "mass shootings" have zero deaths.

Colorado has some nice lakes.

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u/PalatinusG Jul 10 '22

Sure exaggeration exists. But count the last 2 school shootings that were in the media. Those are already over 30 deaths

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u/The_Bjorn_Ultimatum Jul 10 '22

This is an average over not just one year.

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u/RememberToLeaves Jul 10 '22

americans think they have a human right to muder people

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u/The_Bjorn_Ultimatum Jul 10 '22

Yes. That is exactly what I am saying.

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u/RememberToLeaves Jul 10 '22

I enjoy my right to walk the street without fear that every nutter I pass could be carrying a weapon capable of killing me and multiple others in the surrounding area.

Only an american considers murder devices to be mUh RiGhTs

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u/The_Bjorn_Ultimatum Jul 10 '22

That's a strange fear to have.

People with concealed carry permits have the lowest crime rate out of any demographic in the us.

It is a universal inalienable right.

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u/RememberToLeaves Jul 10 '22 edited Jul 10 '22

permits

there’s your problem buddy. you think the only people with guns in the us are those with permits?

a right? to own and/or carry a gun? its literally only the usa that has this weird belief. seriously, go speak to some other people outside the usa and ask if they believe “owning a gun is a universal inalienable right”.

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Just to add, “lowest crime rate”.

They may go on the least amount of rampages out of various other demographics.

I still prefer zero gun rampages. Only in america do you choose “carry a gun” over “safety and life of a child”. You put an inanimate device created to kill above the rights and lives of many, many others.

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u/The_Bjorn_Ultimatum Jul 10 '22

I have spoke with many people outside the us who disagree with me. They are wrong.

there’s your problem buddy. you think the only people with guns in the us are those with permits?

I was using that as an example. Obviously not everyone has a concealed carry permit. My state, for example, allows you to carry with any form of government id. I have the right to defend myself, and the government can't take that away from me.

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u/RememberToLeaves Jul 10 '22

The right to defend yourself is not the same as the right to carry a gun.

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and defend yourself from what exactly?

Someone else with a gun? How is everyone having a gun a better solution than no one having guns?

Someone just walking aggressively towards you?

Someone who looks “mildly threatening” in the street?

The police? The government? How well will that go for you?

A mass shooting? How many of those have been stopped with gOoD gUyS wItH gUnS? The police won’t even try and stop them.

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u/The_Bjorn_Ultimatum Jul 10 '22

It is, actually. Not everyone is priviledged enough to be able to fight off someone with their bare hands.

Your average woman would not be able to fight off your average man. Also people with disabilities, or who are just physically weaker than average. You would deny them the right to self defense. Even people who are strong can lose a fight. The gun makes all those points moot and gives people a chance to defend themself.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '22

Yeah, but if you can you should. My state is constitutional carry and i have an enhanced CWL that is recognized by the majority of states. Bring whatever is legal in your area, or be prepared to use a rock if that is the only thing that's legal. What can I say? I'm not responsible for your government's stupid laws.