Perfection.
That's the most disturbing thing. It's not a handful of gun nuts, it's thousands of people. Probably hundreds of thousands of people. Their pro-gun arguments are ridiculous and fall flat every time, but it's like talking to a brick wall. Daily mass murders. Same old stubborn arguments.This is my whole Facebook. It's like they are ok with people dying as long as we have no gun control. Absolutely insane.
Plenty do. You had a guy in this very thread say he doesn't care about anyone but his family and close friends. On the more extreme end of it, you had people heckling the parents of Sandy Hook victims, saying that their gun rights were more important than their dead kids.
It's really just an offshoot of the "I've got mine, now you're on your own" mentality. It's the same thing that poisons the welfare/social safety net conversation.
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Canadians feel the same way as you guys. It's just mind-boggling how insane the US is becoming.So strange and bizarre.
Here in Australia, we're proud of our gun laws. With the small exception of the lunatics left and right wing are all in favour of our gun controls. Just don't understand how political partisanship can make people so immune to seeing people getting killed.
So strange and bizarre.
Here in Australia, we're proud of our gun laws. With the small exception of the lunatics left and right wing are all in favour of our gun controls. Just don't understand how political partisanship can make people so immune to seeing people getting killed.
I want that view back that I gave him.
Seriously, fuck that Guy and his paranoid ass.
sorry for overreacting
Plenty do. You had a guy in this very thread say he doesn't care about anyone but his family and close friends. On the more extreme end of it, you had people heckling the parents of Sandy Hook victims, saying that their gun rights were more important than their dead kids.
It's really just an offshoot of the "I've got mine, now you're on your own" mentality. It's the same thing that poisons the welfare/social safety net conversation.
People actually did this? Fuck those people![]()
They would.
Thanks for the laugh, I needed that.
People actually did this? Fuck those people![]()
On CNN's frontpage:
Is this supposed to be witty?
@XxJonBradburnxX: @CNN cancer, heart disease, and car accidents each have killed far more people than gun violence. Why pick terrorism to compare it to?
@XxJonBradburnxX: @CNN cancer, heart disease, and car accidents each have killed far more people than gun violence. Why pick terrorism to compare it to?
Why am I not surprised anymore lol
@XxJonBradburnxX: @CNN cancer, heart disease, and car accidents each have killed far more people than gun violence. Why pick terrorism to compare it to?
Why am I not surprised anymore lol
Didn't want to put it in the OP, but I also found this.
Totally insane gun nut responds to speech. Like "I don't even know if this thing took place" crazy. This is what we're up against.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeD0eR3ol6c
This guy should be locked in a secure room so he can't hurt himself or anyone else.
Didn't want to put it in the OP, but I also found this.
Totally insane gun nut responds to speech. Like "I don't even know if this thing took place" crazy. This is what we're up against.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeD0eR3ol6c
@XxJonBradburnxX: @CNN cancer, heart disease, and car accidents each have killed far more people than gun violence. Why pick terrorism to compare it to?
Why am I not surprised anymore lol
Yeah, I was actually frightened for his safety when he pulled out his gun.
Would be fucking funny if he accidentally blew his own head off during a live stream though.
So strange and bizarre.
Here in Australia, we're proud of our gun laws. With the small exception of the lunatics left and right wing are all in favour of our gun controls. Just don't understand how political partisanship can make people so immune to seeing people getting killed.
The then Prime Minister John Howard frequently referred to the USA to explain his opposition to civilian firearms ownership and use in Australia, stating that he did not want Australia to go "down the American path"
People actually did this? Fuck those people![]()
@XxJonBradburnxX: @CNN cancer, heart disease, and car accidents each have killed far more people than gun violence. Why pick terrorism to compare it to?
Why am I not surprised anymore lol
That's the most disturbing thing. It's not a handful of gun nuts, it's thousands of people. Probably hundreds of thousands of people. Their pro-gun arguments are ridiculous and fall flat every time, but it's like talking to a brick wall. Daily mass murders. Same old stubborn arguments.
Y'know, I see the Chicago thing popping up on FB too, and it's really a fallacy.
The administration doesn't point to Chicago violence to try to inspire new laws because people largely don't care about inner-city violence.
But you can bet your lunch money that improving the situation there is a key goal of any proposed legislation.
Support for strict controls has been dropping, if you can believe that.
So background checks don't even exist?
I mean I guess they wouldn't.
@XxJonBradburnxX: @CNN cancer, heart disease, and car accidents each have killed far more people than gun violence. Why pick terrorism to compare it to?
Why am I not surprised anymore lol
Just showed up in my facebook feed. These comments... damn..
Small sample:
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And there are over 4,000 of them.
Great speech; helps solidify my voting for the Dem next year.
Of course, the idiot gun-nut at work today was yelling about how this wouldn't have happened if schools weren't gun free-zones, as they're "actually killing-spree zones because no one is carrying there." He also has a small side business selling guns.
I don't understand why you would be friends with people like this.![]()
Depends on the state. A few years back there was a bank in Texas giving out guns when you opened an account with them like they were fucking toasters.
In TX dealers are required to background check, not private sellers. My background was checked when I bought my gun.
http://smartgunlaws.org/background-checks-in-texas/
Every day the president receives a top secret document from the director of national intelligence which fuses information from the CIA, FBI, NSA, DIA, and other intelligence agencies into one daily briefing. And I've heard that it includes every shooting with 4 or more victims since these are considered emergency response situations for the FBI.Man, that was some speech. I don't think I've seen such an honest statement. I just see a pissed guy talking who seems to be powerless to make any changes to the government he is supposed to be in control of. I'm not american so not 100% sure how it works but you guys need to sort it out. I know it's your rights to own a gun and I know people are really protective of that. Damn right you should be but this is just gonna keep happening. It's not about completely banning guns but just making it harder for people who want to do harm to get their hands on it.
I hope America that you sort this out. It's a shame to keep hearing about all these murders. Enough should be enough.
I hope you corrected him and informed him that this school was concealed carry friendly
I was totally going to post the same sentiment. Also cancer, pretty sure there is a shit ton of research going on to try and fix that. Yet no cash going in to fix the gun issue.Car related fatalities are actually a problem, however unrelated from gun violence, and you see a lot of cities in the US doing a lot to curb it by trying to reduce traffic and replanning roads to allow for safer pedestrian usage. So if you really want to use that as an example, sure, we can talk about how our government is actually recognizing the problem and doing things to control it. And it works. So let's use the same mentality and legislation towards guns, which have a much more singular purpose.