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Sun Aug 19, 2012, 07:10 PM

rDigital (2,239 posts)

2. I think the

false equivalence might be in your answer. I think that he's trying to say that if guns were made illegal, bad people would still have them and use them regardless of what the laws are.

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9 replies	Author	Time	Post
So you want to fight misuse and crime via prohibition of currently-legal items? [View all]	friendly_iconoclast	Aug 2012	OP
Seems like a false equivalence to me.	djean111	Aug 2012	#1
I think the	rDigital	Aug 2012	#2
I'm saying they will go for the functional equivalent- smuggled guns	friendly_iconoclast	Aug 2012	#3
As a Floridian, I am more and more concerned - no, wait, scared -	djean111	Aug 2012	#4
Florida has had concealed-carry for years, along with a dropping crime and murder rate.	friendly_iconoclast	Aug 2012	#5
Interesting	gejohnston	Aug 2012	#6
This message was self-deleted by its author	friendly_iconoclast	Aug 2012	#7
If you are in Florida and see open carry....	PavePusher	Aug 2012	#8
As a Floridian you have a higher chance of getting struck by lightning ...	spin	Aug 2012	#9

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