double post, sorry!

Cheers, and welcome to the discussion!

Thank you sir, I was beginning to feel alone in here! :)

Fist of all, it's great to be speaking with an EMT. I mean, what you speak should be more than just theorical, and (even if the experiences shouldn't have been easy for you) we all need first person accouns of what goes really on in a fight when weapons are in the picture.

Wow, that's a mature answer! Ok, I'll feed the troll one more answer to see if there's someone underneath :

First, I never said anywhere everyone should be speeding at 120km/h. On the contrary, I said that even a very good driver going at this speed would cause panick because most of the other drivers (driving much much slower, like, under the speed limit) wouldn't be able to adapt to the situation. So the situation would…

I've been on a range only once years ago, and I fired a gun for target pratice when I was living in the country. I also practiced archery for a few years too. And honnestly, I let all that behind me because I realised that even if, as in all the sports, there was the will to better myself and to see my limits, there…

Hehe, you remembered me of my brother when talking about your point of view about fast cars (just so know, I don't speak with him for 8 years, so well, it may not be a nice comparison! :)

I see a problem with this argument here :

Let's play with words there and agree with you.

Thanks for the explanation, quite clear in my head now.

Wow for your second paragraph! You made me look like an homegeneitic douchebag only because I think guns are dnagerous and shoudln't be handed that freely? That's harsh! :)

So what's the diffrence between a competiton gun and a normal gun? The price? The precision? Better ammo?

Like I say before, by buying a gun, you're giving yourself the realistic option to easily kill someone. And like it or not, that something that can weigh on the subconscious of anyone. Now, you've got the power (bring back the early '90s, now!). It may not be why you consciously bought it, but now, you CAN do it. And…

Hmmm... I went to see the site and I don't see how their guns are different from other guns. If there is something special I didn't see because I'm not acquainted enough with the subject, can you tell me? How are these guns only for "target shooting"?

See, it's there we disagree!

"A death is a death whether by homicide or car accident, no?"

Tear gas sprays? Tasers? Can't someone who is physically weaker than the aggressor (an in reality I'm sure in most case, men aggressed are also weaker than their aggressor, for the good reason that if someone will aggress anyone else, he will chose someone weaker) use these tools to balance the footing, as you say?…

"It really comes down to price and convenience, why buy something that can only do one specific thing when you can buy something that does multiple things as long as performance doesn't suffer."

That's frightening about the USA, really. But at least you're still able to say it is so. Here we can't even do that... well, I'm not going to begin about that, let's stay on subject.