I invite anyone to have a regular discussion about guns, feel free to ask anything

[mickmoranis]

Originally Posted by katrik [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I know the 2nd amendment isn’t going anywhere. I’m a supporter. I just want them (like everyone else) to not be in the hands of a mentally compromised individual who would do harm to innocents. These shootings have broken my heart. What would you guys do?

I would punish citizens who own illegal firearms with the FULLEST extent of the law, slap a fuckn life sentence on if you want, i dont care.

It should be known that this practice was shut down by democrats as they thought it "unfairly targeted people of color"

which, it did, becuse people of color own 90% of the illegal fire arms in circulation in america (another cdc study yay!)

But, the thing is, instead of saving the lives of children in these areas, the democrats wanted to make another fake argument that conservitives are racist and trying to unfairly profile people of color. Its another nail in that "why dont black people vote democrat!?!?!" coffin, they were PISSED about it, they want the illegal guns taken out of circulation. But BLM right? Maybe, if you mean they matter to "talk about" but not to actauly try to save.

I would also say that schools, law enforcment, and doctors, should be able to work together to report suspicious behavior. I think schools should have funding for therapy for trouble students. I thin schools should get more funding, so teachers can be better prepared with how to deal with troubled students.

I think that schools should solve school shootings. I do not think changing the constitution (which is what you have to do to enact any of these 'common sense laws') is a solution. Especially when the CDC has proven that NOT ONE of the shcool shootings since columbine would have been prevented from a single one of the laws that have been proposed, BESIDES straight up banning AR-15's which, is unconstitutional! (as is banning Assault rifles)

it also should be worth mentioning that in the 10 years following the ban on assault rifles (which happened becuse of the amount of drug violence in florida in the 80s) the death rate increased by 30%.. then 10 years later, it started falling... as it did all over the country, not just gun deaths, but crime.

Crime became less of a problem in teh 90s becuse of increased police funding accross the board.

Once again MORE police, MORE funding for schools, and less "BLM!" when a bad guy with a gun is shot for breaking the law and running from or at the police.