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post 1662715443 06-11-2022, 06:29 PM
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Originally Posted By Barteh
I don't think banning inanimate objects is the right solution but pretending easier access to more powerful objects doesn't increase casualties and maybe even the rate of occurance is also not a winning argument. Maybe you're used to take a hard stance on it because of political motives but it seems like a pretty easy logical conclusion.

If a shooter can't legally buy a rifle he either has to resort to illegally buying one, or buying a less powerful gun. Thus, the chances decrease. Admitting that simple fact doesn't mean you need to support any kind of gun control.
The answer is likely somewhere in both guns and mental illness.

Why someone wouldn’t support keeping guns out of the hands of mentally ill and disturbed people is beyond me.

Before I get anymore screeching lunatics in my cp:

IN NO WAY AM I SAYING TO BAN GUNS, TAKE AWAY GUNS, OR ANY TYPE OF FIREARM REMOVAL

If there was a solution to keeping guns out of the hands of lunatics that didn’t infringe on peoples rights why the **** wouldn’t you support it??????????????!??????
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post 1662715583 06-11-2022, 06:30 PM
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Originally Posted By cjr169
Why someone wouldn’t support keeping guns out of the hands of mentally ill and disturbed people is beyond me.
You can't own a gun if you have certain mental illnesses.
Would kick em in the nuts
post 1662715763 06-11-2022, 06:33 PM
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Originally Posted By cjr169
The answer is likely somewhere in both guns and mental illness.

Why someone wouldn’t support keeping guns out of the hands of mentally ill and disturbed people is beyond me.

Before I get anymore screeching lunatics in my cp:

IN NO WAY AM I SAYING TO BAN GUNS, TAKE AWAY GUNS, OR ANY TYPE OF FIREARM REMOVAL

If there was a solution to keeping guns out of the hands of lunatics that didn’t infringe on peoples rights why the **** wouldn’t you support it??????????????!??????
Who gets to decide who is a mentally ill disturbed person? That's exactly why people have a problem with limiting factors like that. That, and some kind of slippery slope argument of "where would it stop?".
Originally Posted By Antoine99
Or doing something worse like the guy did in France with just a truck. You don't need a background check to rent a truck
That's obviously because the common factor in all of these incidents is the people themselves, not the means of killing.
post 1662716403 06-11-2022, 06:51 PM
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Originally Posted By TomWanks
Black women have great faith in God, but they have a twisted understanding of His role. They do not pray for strength or courage. They pray for results: the satisfaction of immediate needs. One of my clients was a black woman who would pray in a circle with her accomplices for God’s protection from the police before they would set out to commit a robbery.
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