Say I wanted to do something involving guns, how would I acquire them? Keep in mind I live in the UK and you need to have probable cause for guns (Hunting license, farm work and what not).

Also, I don't really like going outside but am pretty handy at manipulating metal, so does anyone have simplistic semi auto diagrams labeled. Another problem is Ammunition and testing, but testing is something I can work around.

Buy a 3D printer and download some gun files or something.

>>2
I have nothing to contribute but I want this to happen.

>>3
no you're not you stupid fucking faggot

You could make a convincing argument from a perspective of rights. If you start with the assumptions that a person has a right to a certain degree of self determinance (pursuit of happiness or however you want to phrase it) and also that the rights of one person end where the rights of others begin, then it becomes evident that killing another person infringes on their own rights. Now you could still argue that there is nothing wrong with infringing on the rights of another person, especially if they can't stop you, but in a pragmatic society it's generally agreed that rights are a good thing, and that the infringement of rights should be punished appropriately.

Like drugs, if people really want one their going to get one. No matter what.

If someone wants to break into your house and you have an alarm system, its really just a deterrent to get them out as soon as possible. Its not going to stop them from doing it. Once the alarm goes off, they know their on a time limit. Carrying a gun, just shortens that time limit ;)

I have absolutely no problem with the current rate of police shootings. I actually think police need looser rules of engagement and that citizens need less restrictions on firearms. Police are nothing but a clean up crew and once the people have better access to firearms they can better defend themselves and criminals will stop.

>>7
What? you can't buy a firearm in the U.K. unless your a farmer (shotgun) or sports shooter (pistol), all other types of weapons are banned, just think of the trouble we would have if Muslims and Blacks had access to unlimited firearms.

>>6
There's no evidence that supports that statement, yet pro-gun nuts repeat it like dogma. There's, in contrast, shitton of evidence that strong gun control laws limit the availability and affordability of guns on the "black market". The problem, specifically on the US, is that the hicks on the south refuse to enforce the same regulations that are already in place on other areas such as, say, New York, making the entire south a haven for gun smuggling towards the north and across the border south, undermining existing gun control efforts.