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I think I misunderstood some comment here. Not sure if it was yours or one you responded to. By "commit murder" are you using hyperbole? I think it is useful
by drdeca 11y ago
I think I misunderstood some comment here. Not sure if it was yours or one you responded to.
By "commit murder" are you using hyperbole?
I think it is useful to distinguish between murder and killing in self defense from a real threat to life.
I don't know if you were counting them as different.
- superuser2 11y agoParent opposes a device that would record the timestamp, location, and owner of a gun when fired. This information should definitely not be secret in a self-defense or other justified killing. Why demand privacy with regard to who you kill, unless you would be punished for it (i.e. it's murder?)
- hga 11y agoParent opposes a device that would record the timestamp, location, and owner of a gun when fired. This information should definitely not be secret in a self-defense or other justified killing. Parent, that is, myself, does not oppose on those grounds, as I explained in reply to you. I don't think it's constructive to imply that in a reply to another without replying to me. And come to think of it, I don't want to have to explain to the state every time I fire one of my firearms. Especially seeing as how I've done that over ten thousand times without, you know, actually shooting anybody. I would hope you could see the potential for abuse, for a chilling effect on good things like practicing with your firearms for proficiency.