i thought this was funney as hell

jorton

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Doctors vs. Gun Owners

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> Number of physicians in the US: 700,000.
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> Accidental deaths caused by physicians per year: 120,000.
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> Accidental deaths per physician.... 0.171 (U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services)
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> Number of gun owners in the US: 80,000,000.
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> Number of accidental gun deaths per year (all age groups) 1,500.
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> Accidental deaths per gun owner: 0.0000188
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> Statistically, doctors are approximately 9,000 times more dangerous than gun owners.
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> "FACT: Not everyone has a gun, but everyone has at least one Doctor."
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> Please alert your friends to this alarming threat. We must ban doctors before this gets out of hand. As a Public Health Measure I have withheld the statistics on Lawyers for fear that the shock could cause people to seek medical aid.
 

mchammer187

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yah but with no doctors the sick would be dying left and right and so the ppl that accidentally shot themselves/others :)
 

Helpless

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wow, I posted this a month ago and WWIII brokeout :) Nicer bunch of clowns on here lately :p
 

Spoooon

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<< yeah, and doctors go around killing people on purpose too
i seriously hope that was meant in all jest and fun
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Heh, some people take some things way too seriously. :)
 

Amused

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<< Cute. How much is the NRA paying you?

-geoff
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Liberal logic: The people who want to defend the Second Amendment exist because the NRA pays them.

Fact: The NRA exists because people want to defend their Constitutional right to keep and bear arms, and THEY pay the NRA to defend that right. Not the other way around.

How twisted can liberal logic get?
 

BruinEd03

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<< Cute. How much is the NRA paying you?

-geoff
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Liberal logic: The people who want to defend the Second Amendment exist because the NRA pays them.

Fact: The NRA exists because people want to defend their Constitutional right to keep and bear arms, and THEY pay the NRA to defend that right. Not the other way around.

How twisted can liberal logic get?
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Actually the framers of the constitution did not mean the right to bear arms in that context...they meant that the state could raise a militia. Despite that, however, I don't mind people owning guns because guns dont' kill people, stupid people owning guns kill people. But, you have to educate the stupid ones =P

-Ed
 

TheKidd

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Hmm...I wonder what their definition of accidental death is. I mean is it like, &quot;whoops, I thought this was heart bypass surgery! You mean to tell me it is an appendectomy!&quot; Or are the majority of accidental deaths caused by wrong prescriptions and things like that.
 

GasX

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There are four kinds of lies

Lies

Damned Lies

Statistics

This Post...
 

Amused

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<<

<<

<< Cute. How much is the NRA paying you?

-geoff
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Liberal logic: The people who want to defend the Second Amendment exist because the NRA pays them.

Fact: The NRA exists because people want to defend their Constitutional right to keep and bear arms, and THEY pay the NRA to defend that right. Not the other way around.

How twisted can liberal logic get?
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Actually the framers of the constitution did not mean the right to bear arms in that context...they meant that the state could raise a militia.
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The right to bear arms was not dependent soley on the need for a citizen militia.

Here's a better way to explain this using an amendment similar in structure to the Second Amendment.

&quot;A well-educated electorate being necessary to the preservation of a free society, the right of the people to read and compose books shall not be infringed.&quot;

Obviously this does not mean that only well-educated voters have the right to read or write books. Nor does it mean that the right to read books of one's choosing can be restricted to only those subjects which lead to a well-educated electorate.

The purpose of this provision is: although not everyone may end up being well-educated, enough people will become well-educated to preserve a free society.

Nor can it be construed to deny one's pre-existing right to read books if there are not enough well-educated people to be found. The right to read books of one's choosing is not granted by the above statement. The rationale given is only one reason for not abridging that right, there are others as well.

Similarly the Second Amendment states, the people from whom a necessary and well-regulated militia will be composed, shall not have their right to keep and bear arms infringed.

It was the Founders' desire &quot;that every man be armed&quot; such that from the &quot;whole body of the people&quot; (militia) a sufficient number would serve in the well-regulated militia.