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originally posted by: cognizant420
a reply to: FamCore
Cant we just make mass shootings illegal?
originally posted by: Stupidsecrets
originally posted by: contextual
a reply to: Stupidsecrets
He survived a school shooting, he's staying on topic.
Black lives matter do say a lot about the violence in black communities, are you not aware of this?
I survived an ambush and suicide bomber in Afghanistan and lost good friends. So what. I don't go crying about it. Even if I did, it rarely happens in the US military, just like assault rifle attacks in the US.
What he is preaching about is not the problem with guns. As tragic as what happened at his school is, the massive weight of the gun problem is not what he experienced. It's in the ER rooms of Chicago and Baltmore every single day. His message is way off target because if he could get handgun violence way down in those areas the US would not even have a gun violence problem. We'd be one of the safest countries in the world if not the safest.
originally posted by: vonclod
originally posted by: one4all
originally posted by: Bluntone22
originally posted by: one4all
We don't outlaw guns we use Public executions for people who murder with Guns...end of story....end of guilty people getting off on publicity while they sit alive in a Jail cell....this way we weed out the freaking genetics of these people as well as keeping them permanently off the streets.
That's the exact opposite of what needs done.
We need to keep their names out of the public domain. They shouldn't get any notoriety for murder. Dont make them famous.
You cant be famous when you are executed in Public you can only be gone.
Um, how do the majority of mass shooters end up? Bluntone is correct on this.
originally posted by: mtnshredder
I find some irony in the fact that when I was a young buck in elementary school we carried pocket knifes and had NRA gun safety classes in 6th grade. Most of us had our own guns or access to them, no one was shooting up schools back then. The problem is not the guns, as much as some want them to be.