victor809 wrote:Yeah. But why focus on the "shooting". I'm pretty sure there isn't a law against "shooting" someone. If it didn't have the negative effect of killing or harming a person, no one would care if you shot someone. It is illegal to kill someone. Guns just make it easier, not more illegal (except in states where they decide that it's extra illegal to shoot someone, moreso than blowing them up, or poisoning them, or stabbing them, or f'ing them to death).
And distilled to a core, YES we are all dangerous of a sex crime, which is why it's hilarious to me that people think the bathrooms are some sort of sacred place where all the sex criminals want to get into to do the sex crimes. Again, my point is that both sides are bumbling idiots and their arguments are ridiculous. My humor is that both side fervently believe in the validity of their pet argument.
Uh, no Victor. Shooting someone is called assault. As in a crime....
Now someone may fail to press charges, or decide not to press charges in the event that the bullet was thereputic - (sure, that happens) or even an honest accident. But ask a DA - it's pretty much a crime by default. Including negligence.
Sex on the other hand is much more rarely a crime. Someone must take issue with the act.
To put it in perspective, look at the number of times people having sex becomes a crime vs. the number of time people getting shot does....