OK...who needs this?

[Transtic Nerve]

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by treton_noir [/i]
[B]

not necessarily so, killer. im certainly not lacking in that department. :rolleyes:

BUT, people who make stupid threats and wave their guns around to scare people are full of crap and are not going to do anything but talk to make themselves feel better. [/B][/QUOTE]

Well there's obviously going to be a few exceptions.

And please don't refer to me as killer. It makes me uncofortable.

Oh and Murder Death Kill was used before in Demolition Man before Mudvayne.

[liamc2]

[b]James:[/b] *hi-fives him*

[b]Harlequin:[/b] *falls over laughing*

[b]RicoTranzrig:[/b] So true. If someone were to implelent that into a law, that'd really shake it up. Pity thing is, someone would then pass a legislation to make guns cheaper.

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Why doesn't the government work on the non-lethal factor?

Some company in Texas (why is it always in Texas?) has a hummer mounted stun weapon that can knock someone out two kilometres away by focusing Ultraviolet waves and sending an electric charge down it.

Sounds much more economically viable to me..

[Justin]

Actually, that sounds really expensive, lol. However, I do agree that it seems to be a much safer way for law enforcement to take care of business. Safer for the officers and the idiot that it is used on.

As for my position on guns...well, here in Alabama we have a law that says if anyone breaks into my house, and I have a way out, I'm supposed to leave my entire family and everything we own and get out....no way. I hate to tell you, but if someone breaks into my house, I know exactly where my dad's guns are and how to use them effectively.

Now, I do think that this particular handgun is a little...too big...but some people would want it just to say they have it. So long as they don't hurt anyone, which most wouldn't unless put in a situation where they needed something to defend themselves, I think that's their business and their right.

-Justin

[treton_noir]

[I]my[/I] MDK comment had nothing to do with MuDvAyNe. sorry about the "killer". i call everybody that.
in georgia, i believe that the law is that all you have to do is [I]say[/I] that they were breaking into your house and youre in the clear. it used to be that the police had to find the intruder inside the house. that doesnt apply anymore. you can get coming in the window or whatever and, even if they fall into the yard or whatever, your safe.

[Harry]

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by DuoMax [/i]
[B]Harry, theres no need to be a rude person. Try being civil for once, okay? [/B][/QUOTE]
What the hell are you talking about? I wasn't being rude.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by liamc2 [/i]
[B]
Some company in Texas (why is it always in Texas?) has a hummer mounted stun weapon that can knock someone out two kilometres away by focusing Ultraviolet waves and sending an electric charge down it.

Sounds much more economically viable to me.. [/B][/QUOTE]
What so the police can use magic waves to stun a criminal hoping it works while he's pointing an AK47 at you?

[DuoMax]

[quote]What so the police can use magic waves to stun a criminal hoping it works while he's pointing an AK47 at you?
[/quote]

*sarcasm*Yep, thats it. And little fairies dance around the cops, too.

But really, that sounds like a lot better way of taking down criminals. Why dont they use fast acting tranqulizers, though?

[Harry]

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by DuoMax [/i]
[B]

But really, that sounds like a lot better way of taking down criminals. Why dont they use fast acting tranqulizers, though? [/B][/QUOTE]
Because there's no guarantee that would work 100% of the time. Now a bullet to the chest, that's pretty damn effective. Even if they're wearing bullet proof vests.

[liamc2]

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Harry [/i]
[B]What so the police can use magic waves to stun a criminal hoping it works while he's pointing an AK47 at you? [/B][/QUOTE]

Well...if I was seated in a hummer 2km away with a weapon capable of blasting a couple hundred volts and a few amps squarely into the guy..

Besides, both weapons result in the same thing. One person immobile, it really depends on what you want, someone unconscious and easily apprehendable.

Or, costly court cases, coroner investigations, trauma, psychological impacts blah blah blah..

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Besides stun weapons aren't the only things in development. Also, like all technology, it'll gradually get cheaper. Bullets are costly but stun weapons can be plugged into a socket or equipped with solar panels.

Like I said before. Stun weapons aren't the only option. Sticky nets that can be fired like regular bullets, bullets that can be controlled on lethality, anything from a light sting to the ability to kill at a touch of a button..

[Vegitto4]

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Transtic Nerve [/i]
[B]

Oh and Murder Death Kill was used before in Demolition Man before Mudvayne. [/B][/QUOTE]

i dont doubt thats where they got it, but it's what came to mind when i read it. meh oh well.

[quote] [i] originally posted by liamc2[/i]
Like I said before. Stun weapons aren't the only option. Sticky nets that can be fired like regular bullets, bullets that can be controlled on lethality[/quote]

I like that, however, that could really suck if it got into the wrong hands. bah, it would eventually

[liamc2]

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Vegitto4 [/i]
[B]I like that, however, that could really suck if it got into the wrong hands. bah, it would eventually [/B][/QUOTE]

Unfortunately everything gets into the wrong hands...

Even faster now days with all this technology...one of the prices we have to pay I guess