How bad is the UK?
#1
How bad is the UK?
Will all the floods and now it's not safe to even get fast food
Video: Police hunt gunmen after shots fired in McDonald's car park in Hull - Telegraph
I think they should ban guns in the UK.
Video: Police hunt gunmen after shots fired in McDonald's car park in Hull - Telegraph
I think they should ban guns in the UK.
#2
Re: How bad is the UK?
Will all the floods and now it's not safe to even get fast food
Video: Police hunt gunmen after shots fired in McDonald's car park in Hull - Telegraph
I think they should ban guns in the UK.
Video: Police hunt gunmen after shots fired in McDonald's car park in Hull - Telegraph
I think they should ban guns in the UK.
Keeping people away from McDs is probably a good thing in any case.
#3
Re: How bad is the UK?
Assuming the shots were fired from a pistol, it was almost certainly a semi-automatic weapon, which would include revolvers. Almost all pistols are semi automatic, other than historic guns and related reproductions.
Last edited by Pulaski; Jan 2nd 2016 at 3:06 am.
#5
Re: How bad is the UK?
The UK has some of the strictest gun laws in the world. The weapons used almost certainly wouldn't have been held legally.
#6
Re: How bad is the UK?
Many drugs are illegal in the UK also, do you know how difficult it is to buy illegal items in the UK, not very.
#10
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In contrast such things are a daily occurance in the US and barely make headlines.
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Re: How bad is the UK?
Pass all the laws you want about gun control but in the end it comes down to the honest citizenry respecting those laws and the criminal element saying "get stuffed"
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Guns all over the place around Mallorca (but limited to shotguns). Saturday mornings sound like a war zone (hunters).
Curiously though, not much gun violence (on humans anyway). I believe it's far more cultural than a matter of law. I know it's possible for anyone to buy a handgun - illegally - but most people just don't feel the need to have one. People just don't seem to think it's an "entitlement", and most are culturally averse to robbery, violence, etc. They really don't seem to like that stuff at all.
Curiously though, not much gun violence (on humans anyway). I believe it's far more cultural than a matter of law. I know it's possible for anyone to buy a handgun - illegally - but most people just don't feel the need to have one. People just don't seem to think it's an "entitlement", and most are culturally averse to robbery, violence, etc. They really don't seem to like that stuff at all.