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Originally posted by butcherguy
reply to post by TauCetixeta
I don't know about this....
I suspect a trick.
Originally posted by TauCetixeta
Originally posted by butcherguy
reply to post by TauCetixeta
I don't know about this....
I suspect a trick.
With democrats already admitting defeat on an actual gun ban, they are switching to
possible new laws on background checks.
Partisans hold different views on gun control laws: 52 percent of Republicans want the laws kept as they are, while 66 percent of Democrats want stricter laws (down from 78 percent in February).
Half of gun owners themselves want gun laws overall kept as they are, but a quarter call for stricter laws.
Originally posted by butcherguy
Originally posted by TauCetixeta
Originally posted by butcherguy
reply to post by TauCetixeta
I don't know about this....
I suspect a trick.
With democrats already admitting defeat on an actual gun ban, they are switching to
possible new laws on background checks.
We must be wary and keep ahead of them.
They won't stop, they'll just switch tactics.
Originally posted by xedocodex
The NRA has spent a lot of money to drum up fear and paranoia.
Mass shootings will continue to happen...slowly but surely public opinion will change as more and more gun supporters loved ones are gunned down by psychos.
Originally posted by xedocodex
The NRA has spent a lot of money to drum up fear and paranoia.
Mass shootings will continue to happen...slowly but surely public opinion will change as more and more gun supporters loved ones are gunned down by psychos.
Originally posted by Liquesence
reply to post by TauCetixeta
But what the American people want doesn't really matter.
The government will do what it wants, regardless of what the people want.
Don't you know that?
Originally posted by SpaDe_
Originally posted by xedocodex
The NRA has spent a lot of money to drum up fear and paranoia.
Mass shootings will continue to happen...slowly but surely public opinion will change as more and more gun supporters loved ones are gunned down by psychos.
And what happens when the phychos resort to things other than guns? The problem isn't guns, it's the people with mental issues. Besides, murder is already illegal, but maybe if we make everything illegal that you can murder people with it will stop people from murdering. That type of logic is just hilarious to me.
Originally posted by xedocodex
reply to post by SpaDe_
It's not about murder...it's about our antiquated gun culture and some Americans lack of societal progress.
Americans need to move forward...education is key in this...it is not a coincidence that the highest prevalance of gun ownership is in the least educated areas of the country.
Originally posted by xedocodex
The NRA has spent a lot of money to drum up fear and paranoia.
Mass shootings will continue to happen...slowly but surely public opinion will change as more and more gun supporters loved ones are gunned down by psychos.
Originally posted by thisguyrighthere
Originally posted by xedocodex
The NRA has spent a lot of money to drum up fear and paranoia.
Mass shootings will continue to happen...slowly but surely public opinion will change as more and more gun supporters loved ones are gunned down by psychos.
The NRA is only preaching to the choir. Nobody supporting gun laws is going to be convinced by the NRA to change their mind.
I can honestly say I havent seen one NRA commercial or mailing in at least a year. What I have seen is anti-gun politicians on MSNBC and CNN running their mouths. If they want support the best thing they could do is STFU about their positions.
As far as "until their supporters are gunned down" goes. The vast, I mean VAST majority of deaths by gun are in inner city areas and of people who could stereotypically be classed as Democrats.