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Originally posted by pintohoo: ↑

"This week in Melbourne
People and buildings injured and damaged by Soccer Thugs
throwing marine flares.

Stupid law says flares expire in 2 years
(They work just fine for at least 30 years).
They are after all made from salts which last almost forever.

So boaters have to repurchase new ones with right date.
They don't throw away 100% perfect old ones
Soccer scum use them for crimes.

Stupid politicians (Liberal and Labor) bribed to take kick backs from armament
flare manufacturers.
Corruption will kill us like Russia."

take away the flares or take away the guns ---------- sure, you can slow a problem. You can particularly slow a problem with the particular device that's used as a weapon -

BUT, you'll still have the idiot that uses it -

the real problem is the people --------- violent people, poor culture,

business - diesel cheating - it's the people.

No matter what system, no matter what laws - it's the character of people that makes something good or not.

If one looks at Ozzie kids or American kids ---------- then, one travels to somewhere like SEA or Central Asia - look at the kids -

chalk and cheese

In Vietnam, I saw blokes in cities using guns to shoot birds. I saw blokes walking to work carrying a knife that would impress Crocodile Dundeed - unsheathed.

Now if one saw a bloke carrying such a thing in a Melbourne street - omg, everyone would be on the phone to 000

In Vietnam - all it means is that some bloke is on the way to work to cut some kind of vegetable out of a pond.

It's the culture, it's the character of the people. --- Whilst I'd certainly argue for taking the guns away in America - that's a ridiculous situation - you are still left with the idiots

you can't fix stupid.

You can, however, educate it somewhat.

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Obtuse reply.
My point on flares that people had to buy new ones when
the old ones were just fine.
Flares are as lethal as guns/knives.

The insanity is forced purchase.
Next everyone has to buy an AR15.
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