I see a certain indoctrinated tool doing what he does best. One day that certain persons brain might work and form coherent thoughts
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@ryaninho to the rescue
Stop sniffing glue and eating crayons
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You gave up before he turned up, unable to respond on substance or basic challenges, thatâs all on record above, but keep going with whatever you are smoking. I really didnât know just how bad it was with extent of hollowness until recent exchanges, at least some more insight into that, if nothing else of worth.
I wasât backing because itâs pointless trying to reason with a idio⌠ideologue
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I donât know if you want to continue, but I canât take this any further in here. For the record, Dems including Schumer are backing off a political push, but thatâs just confirmation of what I knew pretty much immediately last night, in terms of politics and lay of the land. Thatâs not to say I donât want anything done. There was security for the school that was breached, albeit apparently stopping him getting more ammo in, but that will all have to be reviewed, for example. Laters.
Lol you crazy you canât have any conversation thatâs purely based on emotions and feelings. For me itâs a hard pass on this one not going to waste energy on it
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What I never understand about people who defend the ubiquitous amount of weapons available in the US, is what is their actual solution? To these mass shootings.
Statistic after statistic shows the US is off the charts when it comes down to mass shootings.
Itâs off the charts with gun related homicides.
If banning guns isnât the solution for them. Then what is?
Arming 10 year olds in elementary school? If only they one good 9 year old with a gun was around to stop this 18 year old psychopath?
Defending the right to bear arms of some small caliber pistols is one thing. But anything beyond that is utter stupidity and asking for repeated carnage.
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I see a lot of calls for additional police at schools, some real wackos want teachers to carry.
Itâs not a real solution. The only solution is having fewer guns and making it harder to get guns.
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Thatâs what I mean. Any solution I read from the defenders is ludacris at the end and indicates a sick society.
Police at schools? To be the good gun against the bed AR psycho?
Children with guns?
Thatâs a civilized normal country in their eyes?
One can say many bad things about European countries, but thank Fuck children go to school here and parents arenât worried they might end up dead in a mass school shooting.
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Who is defending the amount of guns in America?
Can you answer that please, or otherwise admit that is a straw man.
No one takes pleasure in boasting about 300m or 400m guns in America. What you will find many people saying though is if you embark on some sort of buyback or confiscation, because of the sheer amount of guns, the âbad guysâ likely will keep hold of their guns under the radar and the casualties from masa shootings could end up worse. Thatâs the argument. It is not a boast about extent of guns in America with some sort of pride.
Regarding police at schools, beyond some sensibilities I donât see the objection and many schools have police officers in place as protection as it is now, as a matter of fact. Conflating that with school children having guns to defend themselves is silly, that isnât being advocated, and you probably know that, so why you had to mix that into your argument, only you will know.
Many on here canât seem notice a pattern, most mass shooting are gang related, if not the shooter either does the shooting at a gun free zone or place where the victims would most likely be unable to defend themselves.
Yet people thinking taking guns from citizens will stop it lol yeah ok, itâs like saying banning knives is the solution to knife crimeđ¤Ł
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@KITN you must a complete fool to think the military industrial cares remotely about domestic gun sales, when they make billions in foreign sales.
Quick question for the ban guns cohort whatâs the solution to gun crime in the U.K.?
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Put them in sale in Asda and Tesco, so we can all defend ourselves obviously. Yeah. That right.
So you have no idea then.
We still sell knives at tescos and Asda, since there is rampant stabbing should we ban that?
Every household has a knife. Guns not so many.
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Find me the posts that suggest doing this please. Yet again you approach a topic on here in bad faith. You canât help yourself.
Most households in the US has a gunâŚ
Do you have a source for that?
What happens when you want to ban guns??? Who do you think it affects smooth brain