No. They died because of the guy holding the gun.
and if that guy had a knife, or no gun
do you think those 50 people would have died?
No. They died because of the guy holding the gun.
Keep on defending that hobby, brah. Let's not pretend that this psycho was able legally buy a weapon, no problem, and murder 50 people with it, as if he's somehow misunderstanding the intent for which that weapon exists.
We stayed in Germany and Japan after World War II, and those countries are much more peaceful and tolerant places now. We also stayed in South Korea. All three regained their sovereignty. Leaving creates its own set of problems.
The problems with #6 are a necessary evil. Radical Islam is a scourge on humanity and should be treated as such.
Well I'm sick and tired of yours. That doesn't make you correct and it doesn't make me correct. You skipped over the part where it is an American right to own a gun. You can't take away rights to make yourself feel good. This is what your side constantly says about 'the right' but you want to do the same.
I'd just like to chime in and say that owning a gun is a right. Dismissing it as a hobby is disgusting. It's a fundamental American right and until we start there, no one from 'the right' is going to have a conversation with you.
This is not a guns right case, this is a Muslim / terrorist issue.
So no gun deaths should happen then? Such a poor argument. Looking at the average number of gun death per 100,000 is more relevant at least:
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Cant tell if this is sarcastic post or not.No. They died because of the guy holding the gun.
I'd just like to chime in and say that owning a gun is a right. Dismissing it as a hobby is disgusting. It's a fundamental American right and until we start there, no one from 'the right' is going to have a conversation with you.
This is not a guns right case, this is a Muslim / terrorist issue.
We stayed in Germany and Japan after World War II, and those countries are much more peaceful and tolerant places now. We also stayed in South Korea. All three regained their sovereignty. Leaving creates its own set of problems.
The problems with #6 are a necessary evil. Radical Islam is a scourge on humanity and should be treated as such.
Surely one can acknowledge that people use guns for a multitude of reasons and still believe that guns should be regulated, if only because it's the easiest way to put a roadblock in the way of potential terrorists?Simply horrible.
And you, keep on finding ways to dance around the motive behind Islamic Terrorism.
its a hobby
its a hobby
its a hobby
and fine if no one from the right wants to have a conversation then lets just exclude them from it as they have shown that they aren't grown up enough to handle an adult conversation.
It also used to be an American Right TO OWN FUCKING PEOPLE, Things change.
Well I'm sick and tired of yours. That doesn't make you correct and it doesn't make me correct. You skipped over the part where it is an American right to own a gun. You can't take away rights to make yourself feel good. This is what your side constantly says about 'the right' but you want to do the same.
1. Restrict people on the terrorist watchlist from access to guns.
2. Declare war on ISIS
3. Start or keep interrogating known ISIS sympathizers
4. Invade Iraq and Syria to destroy ISIS.
5. Keep those countries for ourselves as a deterrent and/or terrorist magnet to protect the homeland.
6. Anti-radical Islam advertising campaign. Show the disgusting acts on TV, and work to de-radicalize sympathizers through education.
It's a guns rights issue and a homophobia issue, the latter of which includes many religions including, but not limited to, Islam.
Its a stupid fucking hobby. Its a right that we don't deserve and needs to be wiped from the constitution.I'd just like to chime in and say that owning a gun is a right. Dismissing it as a hobby is disgusting. It's a fundamental American right and until we start there, no one from 'the right' is going to have a conversation with you.
This is not a guns right case, this is a Muslim / terrorist issue.
Unfortunately no amount of laws will prevent someone that wants a gun from getting a gun.
I'm not saying that gun control doesn't need an overhaul, but it's just an unfortunate truth.
As someone who's fired an M-16/M-4, there's really not much of a difference.
Even in the military, we rarely shot full auto. Shooting full auto tends to make you less accurate, there's a reason why it's called spray and pray.
Rights aren't unbendable laws from a ruling God. The right to bear arms itself comes from an amendment to a document. We can amend that document again, considering the people who wrote the original didn't even have modern fucking plumbing, let alone easy access to semi-automatic rifles.Well I'm sick and tired of yours. That doesn't make you correct and it doesn't make me correct. You skipped over the part where it is an American right to own a gun. You can't take away rights to make yourself feel good. This is what your side constantly says about 'the right' but you want to do the same.
And I would like to chime in and inform you that the nobody is interested in having a conversation with cowards who hide behind empty rhetoric and ancient words as if they hold some sacred, unalterable power. The Constitution can be amended. Let's start the conversation with this. Fuck your guns.
And I would like to chime in and inform you that the nobody is interested in having a conversation with cowards who hide behind empty rhetoric and ancient words as if they hold some sacred unalterable power. The Constitution can be amended. Let's start the conversation with this. Fuck your guns.
I bought my AR for $700 brand new 5 years ago. I sold it back to a gun store 2 years ago because it was pointless for me to have it and dangerous for it to be in my house with kids running around. No one should have one of the fucking things.
WTF, this is disgusting. The number of dead and injured, unbelievable. And now the same predictable diffusion and deflection of blame. Something's got to change.
How to stop mass shootings:
1. Spend a couple Trillion dollars destroying ISIS
2. Strongly tut those who might want to make another terrorist group after we destroy ISIS
3. Fix the mental health crisis
4. Do everything except remove the weapons that cause these massacres
Great "only my people know what's good for the country" that sounds fantastic and not childish at all.
I don't own a gun, I've been in the US for 26 years and I have seen a gun outside of a police officer one time, when I went to a gun range in SFL 6 years ago. We (immigrants) come here for the freedoms that we enjoy and the rights we are given as US citizens. You keep being dismissive and drive people away with your rhetoric though.
Yes, Islamic terrorism is horrible. But so so is having a mass shooting every day. :-/Simply horrible.
And you, keep on finding ways to dance around the motive behind Islamic Terrorism.
I just read that ISIS claimed responsibility. Is this true?
Great "only my people know what's good for the country" that sounds fantastic and not childish at all.
I don't own a gun, I've been in the US for 26 years and I have seen a gun outside of a police officer one time, when I went to a gun range in SFL 6 years ago. We (immigrants) come here for the freedoms that we enjoy and the rights we are given as US citizens. You keep being dismissive and drive people away with your rhetoric though.
I just read that ISIS claimed responsibility. Is this true?
and if that guy had a knife, or no gun
do you think those 50 people would have died?
"fuck your rights" is all you said.
I just read that ISIS claimed responsibility. Is this true?
No, it's easier for America to make changes to our gun laws. Both are problems.Easier to blame guns.
I'd just like to chime in and say that owning a gun is a right. Dismissing it as a hobby is disgusting. It's a fundamental American right and until we start there, no one from 'the right' is going to have a conversation with you.
This is not a guns right case, this is a Muslim / terrorist issue.
As if accusing one excuses the other? Stop pointing at strawmen.Simply horrible.
And you, keep on finding ways to dance around the motive behind Islamic Terrorism.
No, fuck that one right, as it has no place in a modern society."fuck your rights" is all you said.
I'm blaming the guy. Not the gun.
The american 'right' to own guns was written by men. Not a 'God', not some divine being with supreme omnipotence.
It was written at a time where we didn't have weapons 1/10th as deadly as what we have now. Perhaps we should AMEND it to reflect modern realities.
He did pledge allegiance to ISIS. That is verifiable fact now.Senator Bill Nelson did state on local television (I live in Orlando) that ISIS did claim responsibility. However FBI is trying to confirm if true.
This guy was an American though. Would the problems have been solved if liberals had told him he was an asshole for being Muslim? And he wasn't even religious.Both liberals and conservatives deserve to take some blame for this one.
Many conservatives reject gun control, despite all statistics showing that getting rid of guns drastically reduces murder rates and gun fatalities.
And many liberals have coddled the illiberal aspects of Islam (like anti-gay, anti-woman, etc.) and hid behind criticisms of xenophobia, Islamophobia, or foreign policy debates.
And in all these debates, let's not forget that the shooter was the one with the most agency. He made the choice to become a killer.
4. Invade Iraq and Syria to destroy ISIS.
5. Keep those countries for ourselves as a deterrent and/or terrorist magnet to protect the homeland.
America really has a weird "ME RIGHT!!!" culture...
Especially considering the wording of said second amendment. As I read it, it means the militia has the right to be armed. And that's not taking in consideration that amendment was written centuries ago, where the situation was quite different to today.
But even disregarding that, that right is already infringed, as you can't own an automatic weapon for example.
And this a both an extremist and gun issue, or how else do you explain these numbers?:
No, to my knowledge ISIS has not claimed responsibility, the shooter called 911 and pledged support to ISIS, and mentioned the Boston Marathon bombers. It's very possible that he was BSing, or even if he was a sympathizer did it all on his own.I just read that ISIS claimed responsibility. Is this true?