Trying to study for this damn Biology quiz and decided to sit in the quite part of the school's student center. Anyway, I can hear this idiot going on about

"hur evry democretic cuntry haz unevesul helthcer n no guns"

This libtard has taken my attention away from studying and instead of getting up and confronting hum, I'm going to pissed off here instead. If I were to actually get up and confront this 4-eyed skinny-ass chump, I'd first tell him no country is Democratic, all countries have a Republican government. Then I'd tell him that universal healthcare is the very contradiction to Capitalism and universal healthcare creates a sub-standard medical climate. After that, I'd point out that Switzerland has the 3rd largest gun ownership in the world with some of the lowest crime, Mexico has some of the strictest gun laws yet VERY high crime rate. Also the fact gun-free/gun strict states make up the majority of high crime rate

/rant

If I were to actually get up and confront this 4-eyed skinny-ass chump, I'd first tell him no country is Democratic, all countries have a Republican government.

Are you an idiot? Also, republics are fully capable of being democratic. *cough* America *cough*

Then I'd tell him that universal healthcare is the very contradiction to Capitalism and universal healthcare creates a sub-standard medical climate.

What? No it doesn't. Socialised medicine does, not universalised.

After that, I'd point out that Switzerland has the 3rd largest gun ownership in the world with some of the lowest crime,

Swiss have incredibly controlled ammunition market.

Mexico has some of the strictest gun laws yet VERY high crime rate. Also the fact gun-free/gun strict states make up the majority of high crime rate

That has more to do with the Mexican government being explicitly ineffectual, with a massive cartel problem.

/rekt

Yeah, sure, everyone has a gun in Switzerland, but your issued ammo is tracked and audited and you can only get more at ranges for use at that rage.

it's like giving everyone dull knifes and then regulating honing stones.

Quote from: Kinder on November 03, 2014, 11:39:21 AM

If I were to actually get up and confront this 4-eyed skinny-ass chump, I'd first tell him no country is Democratic, all countries have a Republican government.

Are you an idiot? Also, republics are fully capable of being democratic. *cough* America *cough*

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Then I'd tell him that universal healthcare is the very contradiction to Capitalism and universal healthcare creates a sub-standard medical climate.

What? No it doesn't. Socialised medicine does, not universalised.

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After that, I'd point out that Switzerland has the 3rd largest gun ownership in the world with some of the lowest crime,

Swiss have incredibly controlled ammunition market.

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Mexico has some of the strictest gun laws yet VERY high crime rate. Also the fact gun-free/gun strict states make up the majority of high crime rate

That has more to do with the Mexican government being explicitly ineffectual, with a massive cartel problem.

/rekt

http://www.lexrex.com/enlightened/AmericanIdeal/aspects/demrep.html
Do you elect people to power?
Do the minority have a say?

Congrats, that's what a Republic is. Interestingly enough, the U.S Constitution makes no mention of the term Democracy, because it's not one. The U.S is a Republic, which is very different than a Democracy

It's like calling an apple a tomato simply because they look somewhat the same.

Okay, I'll admit I get the terms of socialized and universal mixed up, but that's the way it's classified here just as how our political spectrum is different. So I'm just speaking from an American perspective because it's easier to understand and I hear it everyday. Either way, the only role of regulation, or whatever, the government should play is to the attention of malpractice or insurers breaking the law, not forcing a tax on people (which ObamaCare is). If the government wants to establish a model of Tricare for the lower-class civilian marker then go ahead, but don't deny other people plans or doctors

No, not really. It isn't the same as the U.S where people can stockpile ammo by the tens of thousands, but ranges sell ammo and people can buy as much as they want it and shoot it all.

Even the areas under control by the government still have illicit gun problems. And there wouldn't be an issue if law-abiding citizens had easier access to own guns; take example groups of concerned citizens who, while doing so illegally, are fighting the cartels with weapons to which those areas are safer than government controlled ones