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Why children should be taught basic gun safety by Classic_Jon2008-01-15 08:33:06
  Pardon a stupid question from a Norwegian, but by asfrith2008-01-15 09:08:28
    parents not keeping weapons around by aprylmae2008-01-15 09:10:38
      seem to work over here. by asfrith2008-01-15 09:13:34
        very different culture. (n/t) by subbywan2008-01-15 09:14:58
          I know. by asfrith2008-01-15 09:19:42
            You assume we *want* to change the culture. (n/t) by subbywan2008-01-15 09:22:25
              Why not? by asfrith2008-01-15 09:26:17
                Because weapons is only one part of the culture by subbywan2008-01-15 09:30:41
                  Loosing one part of a culture by asfrith 2008-01-15 09:35:51
doesn't necesserily mean that the rest of it falls apart too. Cultures change, after all. A thousand years ago in Norway, "everybody" would carry some sort of weapon, or at least be expectant to use them if needed. Britain's even still got a sleeping law that says that all men must practice shooting with their longbows a set amount of time each month!

Reducing the amount of firearms would all in all probably be a good thing.
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                    When it's as integral a part of the culture as it by subbywan2008-01-15 09:37:31
                      I don't agree. by asfrith2008-01-15 09:41:27
                        That's a false analogy. by subbywan2008-01-15 09:43:51
                          That's right. by asfrith2008-01-15 09:49:53
                            Again, *potential*. by subbywan2008-01-15 09:53:31
                        The facts tend to differ from your assertion. by lheggland2008-01-15 09:56:44

 

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