Gun Control

GloriousMasterRace said:
Also, shootings like the one in El Paso, Dayton, and the other School shooting, they get a lot of press coverage and in other forms of media, they sound way too common but one thing about them is that they’re a statistical anomaly, America is a big county with the third largest population count of any country
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I don't think they are a statistical anomaly in USA anymore.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/mass-shootings-2019-more-mass-shootings-than-days-so-far-this-year/
 





As an American, I really love gun control. It never passes legislation and I get really good deals on surplus imports that come in.
 
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Too many people relaxing I guess... Graves will like the tranny.
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All of them look like they had bright futures ahead of them before the evil gun lobby got a hold of them and made them do bad things.
 
India is should be the new Hollywood. Fuck California. The homeless people in India at least have manners, and fighting the caste system is good karma.
 
hahahahaha..hahahahahha.


The homeless have manners in south india because they are all religious guru assholes like the surfer beach bums from the United States.

So I'll qualify that statement as everything south of Bangalore.


I live in my head I have to apologize. "Who doesn't"

But that's all great to play it that way but once you realize that filming in India is what Hollywood deserves then this wouldn't matter.
 
Personally, I support a right to bear arms. A militia is a group of civilians working to protect each other. A militia usually disbands when not in use, ergo keeping your firearm even when not fighting is still important.

There's a shit ton of paperwork and background checks involved to legally own a firearm, and the price is astronomical for even a handgun. Firearms aren't simply a "Lemme drop $50" and move on. I'd check the price for a cheap one, but I'm at school, so researching firearm prices on a school computer might look a little sketchy. I'll update when I get out.

The first 10 amendments on the Constitution should be untouchable, especially the first two. Those two are up there because they're the most important. The First allows you to speak your mind and the Second allows you to defend yourself and (if needed) take back the first. I think the biggest issue with shootings, hell let's go with gun violence in general, is poverty and mental health. Too many people in poverty turn to violent crime to keep afloat, and psychopaths want to kill people. Guns don't do the trigger pulling. Desperate men needing money to pay rent do. Guns don't load themselves and go emptying all over a group of children (don't take that out of context). Mentally ill people do.

If we'd start reforming the education system to focus more on getting a job than learning how to read William fucking Shakespeare, employment would rise drastically. If we'd actually help mentally ill people instead of diagnosing fucking fidgeting with pills, then the mental health situation would be better. It's a societal issue, not a firearms issue, and taking rights isn't the solution.
 


Without looking what race was the shooter?

A. White.
B. Black.
C. Al Qaeda
D. Samurai
 
Asian shooter, that's not something you see everyday.

I feel terrible for the injured. I feel so damn bad.
 
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