Shooting of the Day
Shooting of the Day
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- BabySnakes1
No amount of gun legislation can control what free willed person should/could/would do with a dangerous weapon.
The tragic death of the little kid, due to dumb parents leaving weapons out, is a tragedy but gun control laws wouldn't prevent it.
The senseless teenage deaths might be prevented by getting rid of all guns, until some psycho builds one from a 3d printer.
Guns should only be with those responsible and respectful enough to wield one. Each side's argument is hopeless unless you have a magic way of making that happen flawlessly.
I hate to see anymore senseless shooting, but i have yet to hear a solution that hold water.
- Um guns are sold to responsible people every day. The problem is when those guns go home, nobody knows what happens to them.iCanHazQBN
- Anyone in the household, mentally stable or not, has a chance of accessing the weapon.iCanHazQBN
- And how do you know gun control laws wouldn't have prevented the little kid dying?? What are you psychic?iCanHazQBN
- Here's the data again proving how gun control laws do actually prevent deaths:
https://img.njdc.com…iCanHazQBN - The solutions are crystal clear, yet all of you refuse to acknowledge the obvious.iCanHazQBN
- If those 7 points in that chart were all applied and in effect. It wouldn't have prevented the negligence of the weapon owner.BabySnakes
- A good chart, i live in CA and seems we have pretty it pretty good. Those southern states could benefit from regulation.BabySnakes
- good point on the 3d printerIRNlun6
- better parenting and less irresponcible sensationalism in the mediagilgamush
- 'oh but that cant be written into law', yes, precisely, personal responsibility is a hell of a thinggilgamush