Mass shootings, what do they have in common?

NLXSK1

NLXSK1

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Red1966 said:
30 times as many people are killed with hand guns as "assault type" guns. You haven't thought this out.
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Red, you simply dont understand...

When you point out that the legislation proposed does not address the gun violence the anti-gun crowd will say *well it is a start*. And what they mean is a start towards a complete gun ban at which point the world will be saved and everything will be puppydogs and icecream....
 
Red1966

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cannabineer said:
The only place there are millions of assault rifles in the nation are in the military and police armories. cn
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The estimates of firearms in this country fange from 150 million to 200 million. There could easily be a million "assault" rifles out there. Even if they do get banned, we can still buy them from Eric Holder.
 
Red1966

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Saltrock said:
Ok, when I say assault type gun I mean High capacity guns that the ability to drain a 100 bullets in a min. You know what I am talking about. Unrestrained fancy? It was obviously not hard enough for the Colorado guy to get his guns. What restrained him? A piece of paper online that he had to fill out? As for the newtown shooter his mom was the idiot and she deserved what she got, cause if she were still alive she would deserve the electric chair. For being a "law abiding" gun owner, her actions caused a world a pain for other families. I say if you sell a gun or a gun gets stolen and you don't notify the proper authorities and that gun is involved in a crime you should be held accountable. Peace Salt
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You have to have firearms shipped to a FFL to buy weapons online, and still must get the background check. His mother may have done all the correct things to prevent her son from getting those weapons. It's wrong to condemn her to death when you don't know the facts.
 
Red1966

Red1966

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Saltrock said:
So you are saying every law abiding citizen would never sell a gun that might end up in a crime? How can we hold anybody accountable if we just have guns unregistered and unregulated. It is one thing to have daily shootings through out the country, those have seem to be expected and accepted in a gun dominate society. What isn't expected and isn't acceptable is a gunman with fairly easy access to guns and ammo can go into a classroom, shopping mall, movie theater or campus and be able to unload mass amounts of bullets in a matter of minutes. Peace Salt
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Why are the majority of gun deaths acceptable and the minority not?
 
Red1966

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RainerRocks said:
That's not what I'm saying..It's the irony of the whole database thing being published. I'm all for gun owners to register and have a criminal background check. What I'm saying is the media thinks it's OK to take that database and make a map of who owns guns with their names and address when these people are law abiding citizens..you know why they are law abiding because they follow the rules and now are made out to be the bad guys when they are not ! Make a database of the people who commit crimes and post all their personal info on a map for the world to see. Don't you see how backwards this is that they crucified the law abiding people with this database and not the criminals....Seriously ? The only good thing about the new NY gun laws they made it illegal to make this database public..I guess the lib anti gun politicians and the famous libs pushed hard for this little bit in the bill that's why it went thru. Funny how the anti gun people are OK with this part .You know why..because even they don't want their names made public to keep the media from posting their personal info...bunch of hypocrites when it comes to their own safety. The Media is Barking up the Wrong Tree !
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It was the police who pushed for banning the database publication. Their families are being threatened.
 
Red1966

Red1966

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UncleBuck said:
makes it harder to come by in both cases. can you buy weed as easily as you can buy beer? you're making my point for me. it also prevents some illegal gun owners from having this stuff. your freedom ends when it tramples on my freedom. you have a right to bear arms, and i have a right not to meet my maker from the 33rd bullet of a clip. nice inclusion of butthurt at the end though. your jimmies are rustled.
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"can you buy weed as easily as you can buy beer?" Uh, yeah!
 
Red1966

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UncleBuck said:
lol. you can't buy weed at every gas station or grocery store, stormfront red.
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Nearest store to buy beer is 2 miles away. Can buy pot next door or across the street. Haven't actually bought pot since I started growing. Don't drink.
 
UncleBuck

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Red1966 said:
Nearest store to buy beer is 2 miles away. Can buy pot next door or across the street. Haven't actually bought pot since I started growing. Don't drink.
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and you must be representative of the entire united states population.

open mouth, expect fallacy from stormfront red.
 
NLXSK1

NLXSK1

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Red1966 said:
Nearest store to buy beer is 2 miles away. Can buy pot next door or across the street. Haven't actually bought pot since I started growing. Don't drink.
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I am willing to bet you the guy next door or across the street could point you in the direction of an illegal firearm much more easily than the gas station attendant.

Well, until they pass some law...
 
NLXSK1

NLXSK1

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UncleBuck said:
and you must be representative of the entire united states population.

open mouth, expect fallacy from stormfront red.
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If only red had had a gun safe none of this would have ever happened... Good gun safes are the answer to everything....
 
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