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Snow96
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So your not afraid of people like dead shooter today in their 30’S?
or the the 17 year old that shot nine people in Alabama this week?
Are you not afraid of the 19 year old that killed three in Hobbs new mexico on the 24th?
Well no I’m not afraid…of any of them no matter their age. Boomers in general though different question… Snakes though freak me the ■■■■ out!
Besides you don’t have to be afraid of something to feel more safe. I’m not afraid of Ebola…but I feel safer knowing there are vaccines that seem to be working
What about the ones who were shot and are now deceased as well?
If mental health issues are involved; one could ask why is the Republican so stridently opposed to universal health care that would allow those who need help get that help?
Why was federal government money prohibited from being used to research the causes of gun violence?
And GUNS KILL PEOPLE.
Reduce the number of guns. Reduce the capacity to be able to inflict the most damage in the least amount of time. Introduce universal health care.
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Perhaps you might address the seeming indifference to the rights of the law abiding citizens that were shot and killed?
Not quite as “brilliant” an idea as to do nothing other than to offer thoughts and prayers after each incident.
Perhaps there should be a generic thread that can be used rather than the need to create a new topic after each incident. It will save time.
Foremost would be a reduction in the number shot and killed.
And think of the number of lives that could have been saved.
I am not sure that referring back to the 1960s is a particularly good idea. Whilst I am no expert on USA history; didn’t you have a sitting President shot and killed, a Senator who was running for the presidency shot and killed, and Martin Luther King Jr was shot and killed in that decade?
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Speaking of being articulate, perhaps you can articulate what is your solution to the current problem? That is based on two assumptions. The first is that you think there is a problem to be solved. The second you have a solution.
Snow96
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What works in Jersey? Removing guns from law abising citizens and leaving only criminals with guns?
Really?
That works?
Yes. difficult to obtain guns in jersey legally. Not impossible, of course as Jersey is under the 2a.
But highly regulated. It works. No assault type rifles at all. None, zero. Zip.
So yes more assault type rifles are in the hands of criminals in jersey than law abiding citizens.
Allan
There it was staring you right in the face and you never realised it.
Nemesis
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Personally I am more afraid of the idiots who see gun violence happening again and again and refuse to acknowledge there is a problem.
It is the hindering influence of California and Red or Sabine River wetbacks that slows progress on this front.
