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Are assault weapons more or less dangerous than pistols?[W: 207]

Obviously not irrelevant, except maybe in your own mind, since multiple people are making the point.

Logan's Law #6: Common Sense isn't

To you maybe, it is common sense to say that you are comparing all assault weapons (pistol, rifle, shotgun) to only non-assault pistols. To others it is common sense that the way your OP is worded that you are comparing a weapon type with itself, at least in potential since assault weapons covers pistols.

Simply because you feel that you made a clear context does not mean that it is so. And obviously it is not so. I have gone back and, while maintaining that my point stands, that I have not sufficiently worded my OP as to make my point clear. Are you too proud to do the same?

That is what was implied, by the use of verbiage, you know that, you just want to dodge the question. If implication is a foreign concept to you, perhaps you should look that up.

But you are not really interested in this thread, you just want to play head games.

Little advice, in hopes to make this debate forum a debate forum instead of a remedial English class, if you don't understand the OP, don't post in the thread.
 
It wasn't.
It was, because it compared a kind of firearm with something which isn't any kind of firearm.

A pistol is a kind of firearm An "assault weapon" isn't any kind of firearm, it's a style, exactly like a style of clothing.
 
It was, because it compared a kind of firearm with something which isn't any kind of firearm.

A pistol is a kind of firearm An "assault weapon" isn't any kind of firearm, it's a style, exactly like a style of clothing.

Are all pistols assault weapons?
 
It was, because it compared a kind of firearm with something which isn't any kind of firearm.

A pistol is a kind of firearm An "assault weapon" isn't any kind of firearm, it's a style, exactly like a style of clothing.

You didn't answer the question, you just barfed up some unintelligible dishonest spin.

Yes or no, are all pistols assault weapons.
 
You didn't answer the question, you just barfed up some unintelligible dishonest spin.

Yes or no, are all pistols assault weapons.
Already answered in posts #313 and #363.
 
Already answered in posts #313 and #363.

Let me make this clear to people who don't understand English.

When I referred to assault weapons, I meant assault weapons (a rather meaningless phrase) when I refereed to pistols, I meant pistols, obvious to most folks with a basic understanding of diction, pistols revered to the non assault verity, being that I was using the phrase assault weapon to compare to another word that is not synonymous with the phrase assault weapon.

It's simple third grade reading comprehension.

Stop with your pathetic spin.

Your statement is meaningless because it was clear in the OP.
 
And hand grenades have no fingers

drive ways don't drive anywhere. If you can't handle the English language perhaps a debate forum isn't for you.

You are not really debating anything, you're just doing some really tired shtick.
 
Let me make this clear to people who don't understand English.
Says the guy who's about to make a run-on sentence....

When I referred to assault weapons, I meant assault weapons (a rather meaningless phrase) when I refereed to pistols, I meant pistols, obvious to most folks with a basic understanding of diction, pistols revered to the non assault verity, being that I was using the phrase assault weapon to compare to another word that is not synonymous with the phrase assault weapon.

Let's clear that up a bit...
I meant to distinguish non-assault weapon pistols from non-pistol assault weapons.

That may have been your intent, but your poor word usage and sentence structure failed to express that message.

Your statement is meaningless because it was clear in the OP.
Clear as mud.
 
Says the guy who's about to make a run-on sentence....



Let's clear that up a bit...


That may have been your intent, but your poor word usage and sentence structure failed to express that message.


Clear as mud.

it's not clear to you because you have poor English comprehension. attend some classes in maybe you won't have to ask stupid questions
 
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