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14 people stabbed at community college in Texas

  • justincredible
    /AAF'd
  • TedSheckler
    I bet he had an assault knife with a hand guard.
  • queencitybuckeye
    Obviously a fake story. Guns are the problem, not sick human beings.
  • jmog
    Any and all knives need to be registered and background checks before purchasing. While we are at it, butter knives and forks can be stabbing weapons, we better get those registered too.

    Seriously though, I feel fore the victims and families.
  • Devils Advocate
    Next : comments about how guns in school would have stopped this.
  • queencitybuckeye
    Devils Advocate;1422399 wrote:Next : comments about how guns in school would have stopped this.
    Can't work muck worse than the "gun-free zone" idea.
  • Fly4Fun
    Fourteen injured. Two of the fourteen refused treatment (so the "injury" was most likely a minor cut at worst). Twelve went to the hospital. Only two were critically injured. Four more were listed as in "fair condition."

    There were two armed suspects.

    Compared to one armed person taking out twenty-seven people in Connecticut.

    I think it's safe to say that it is a lot easier to do more damage with guns than knives.

    But I do agree that it's people that ultimately make the decision to hurt other people in these situations. But to pretend that a "school stabbing" is comparable to a "school shooting" is a joke. Guns are a lot more dangerous than a knife as far as extent of injuries and number of victims.
  • Commander of Awesome
    Fly4Fun;1422413 wrote: Compared to one armed person taking out twenty-seven people in Connecticut.
    Good point F4F. Obviously not that big of a deal when compared to that massacre. Hell compare Conn shooting to an atom bomb....hardly even news. /sarcasm
  • gut
    Fly4Fun;1422413 wrote: I think it's safe to say that it is a lot easier to do more damage with guns than knives.
    It was supposedly an exacto knife. That's more comparable to a BB gun.
  • like_that
    Commander of Awesome;1422417 wrote:Good point F4F. Obviously not that big of a deal when compared to that massacre. Hell compare Conn shooting to an atom bomb....hardly even news. /sarcasm
    prob get bant for harrassment
  • Fly4Fun
    Commander of Awesome;1422417 wrote:Good point F4F. Obviously not that big of a deal when compared to that massacre. Hell compare Conn shooting to an atom bomb....hardly even news. /sarcasm
    So you really don't think guns are inherently more dangerous than knives? I understand the criticism of me cherry picking the Connecticut school shooting to compare against this. But I did that as this is a relatively high number of injuries for an incident involving a knife. And that shooting was also a higher number and recent.

    But completely disregarding that comparison, it's laughable to suggest that guns aren't more dangerous than knives. I can tell you 100/100 times if I was given a choice to either have to face someone with a knife or a gun, I'd choose the guy with a knife. Or similarly if I was in a class room full of people, if someone were to burst into a room, I'd prefer them to be "armed" with knives over guns.

    So some of these comments trying to poke fun at the anti-gun crowd really miss the mark, which is all I was trying to point out.
  • Commander of Awesome
    Fly4Fun;1422422 wrote:So you really don't think guns are inherently more dangerous than knives? I understand the criticism of me cherry picking the Connecticut school shooting to compare against this. But I did that as this is a relatively high number of injuries for an incident involving a knife. And that shooting was also a higher number and recent.

    But completely disregarding that comparison, it's laughable to suggest that guns aren't more dangerous than knives. I can tell you 100/100 times if I was given a choice to either have to face someone with a knife or a gun, I'd choose the guy with a knife. Or similarly if I was in a class room full of people, if someone were to burst into a room, I'd prefer them to be "armed" with knives over guns.

    So some of these comments trying to poke fun at the anti-gun crowd really miss the mark, which is all I was trying to point out.
    Where did someone say Knives are more dangerous than guns?
  • Fly4Fun
    Commander of Awesome;1422423 wrote:Where did someone say Knives are more dangerous than guns?
    No where. Where did I suggest someone said that?

    But a comments such as jmog's or queencity's suggest that they are on an equal level by trying to draw the comparison between this and school shootings. Hence my post.
  • Commander of Awesome
    Fly4Fun;1422425 wrote:No where. Where did I suggest someone said that?
    Fly4Fun;1422422 wrote:So you really don't think guns are inherently more dangerous than knives?
    It's laughable to suggest that guns aren't more dangerous than knives.
    Sounded to me like you were arguing with yourself, or perhaps someone in the political forums. Wouldn't doubt that some idiot on here would have said that. Doesn't look like anyone said though, which makes your statements puzzling. Not sure why you felt the need to soap box about that 2 times.
  • Fly4Fun
    Commander of Awesome;1422427 wrote:Sounded to me like you were arguing with yourself, or perhaps someone in the political forums. Wouldn't doubt that some idiot on here would have said that. Doesn't look like anyone said though, which makes your statements puzzling. Not sure why you felt the need to soap box about that 2 times.
    Fly4Fun;1422425 wrote:But a comments such as jmog's or queencity's suggest that they are on an equal level by trying to draw the comparison between this and school shootings. Hence my post.
    I think you forgot to read this.
  • Commander of Awesome
    Fly4Fun;1422429 wrote:I think you forgot to read this.
    Know I read their posts. queencity/jmog's was an obvious joke poking fun at politicians/anti gun ppl thinking that more rules and paper work at the way to solving issues. You thought he was serious? Hmmmmm....
  • Fly4Fun
    Commander of Awesome;1422435 wrote:Know I read their posts. queencity/jmog's was an obvious joke poking fun at politicians/anti gun ppl thinking that more rules and paper work at the way to solving issues. You thought he was serious? Hmmmmm....
    No, which is why earlier I said:
    Fly4Fun;1422422 wrote: So some of these comments trying to poke fun at the anti-gun crowd really miss the mark, which is all I was trying to point out.
  • Commander of Awesome
    Fly4Fun;1422441 wrote:No, which is why earlier I said:
    So the joke missed the mark with you meaning you didnt find them funny?

    Not sure they warranted a tl:dr attack treating them as serious remarks. To each their own though.
  • said_aouita
    Fly4Fun;1422413 wrote:
    I think it's safe to say that it is a lot easier to do more damage with guns than knives.
    He disagrees.

  • friendfromlowry
    Fly4Fun;1422413 wrote:I think it's safe to say that it is a lot easier to do more damage with guns than knives.
    No kidding?
  • dlazz
    There is no reason to have knives. We need to outlaw them immediately.
  • Tiernan
    What were victims 3 thru 14 doing...waiting in line to get stabbed?
  • Tigerfan00
    I heard that this college is in a major ghetto. Please no racist comments, thavoice.
  • Tiernan
    Tigerfan00;1422482 wrote:I heard that this college is in a major ghetto. Please no racist comments, thavoice.
    ohhhh...its a thugger college...nothing to see here folks.