I have no'd your responses to make it faster to respond.
Interesting system. I think I can follow it.
In regards to 1;
Assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines are weapons of war that have no place in America’s communities and should be banned.
www.americanprogress.org
That website proposes maliciously outlawing a bunch of ordinary hunting rifles for no reason while lying and pretending that they are outlawing assault weapons and weapons of war.
The reason why they want to violate people's civil liberties for no reason is because they hate America and hate the American people.
If is not acceptable for America-hating leftists to violate people's civil liberties.
In regards to 2; the issue is not storage laws, it are those states with weak storage laws that can be improved;
Okay.
In regards to 3 an 4; your questions and statements have nothing to do with improving gun regulations to prevent gun theft and access to weapons by the wrong people or access to specific types of guns that facilitate mass murder;
True.
3&4 address an entirely different subject, which is the strange focus on "gun deaths" as if that was some kind of critical statistic with some sort of meaning.
In regards to 5; you observe no fallacy because you agree with the stated fallacy which you repeat in 3 and 4 and that is the fallacy that guns do not kill people, people do-the type of weapon is not relevant. That is your fallacy.
There is no fallacy there.
It makes no difference if someone is murdered with a gun or with some other kind of weapon. They are still dead.
It makes no difference if someone is raped at gunpoint or knifepoint. They've still been raped.
People WITH GUNS kill people WITH GUNS.
So what?
Your trying to deflect from gun crimes and the issue of access to guns by arguing other weapons kill
"Pointing out that an issue is fictitious" is not deflecting from that issue. It is directly confronting it.
does not erase the causal link and cause and effect from access to GUNS in regards to GUN crimes.
There is no causal link. Guns do not cause crimes.
The more you repeat it and ask puerile questions as you did in 3 and 4 that do not prove your point, the more you show the idiocy of the fallacy you try present.
Pointing out that there is no actual "gun problem" is neither puerile nor fallacy.
6-No again you spew out your own subjective projection as to the intent of such regulations.
That is incorrect. I correctly stated the truth about gun control.
The point of such regulations are to make it harder and less likely for youth, thieves, mentally ill and criminals getting access to weapons
That is incorrect. Outlawing the brand name of a gun has nothing to do with making it harder and less likely for youth, thieves, mentally ill and criminals getting access to weapons.
Outlawing the style of a gun has nothing to do with making it harder and less likely for youth, thieves, mentally ill and criminals getting access to weapons.
Outlawing pistol grips and flash suppressors has nothing to do with making it harder and less likely for youth, thieves, mentally ill and criminals getting access to weapons.
The only reason for such laws is to maliciously violate people's civil liberties for no reason.
and contrary to your fallacy where you try deflect from gun access
No such fallacy and no such deflection. I am directly confronting that proposal when I point out that the only thing that it is designed to do is maliciously violate people's civil liberties for no reason.
it is possible to balance the right of someone to own a gun and regulations to help lesson access to weapons by youth, the mentally ill, thieves, criminals. The two are not exclusive and opposed to one another
Maybe so. But the gun laws that you support are not designed to do that. They are only designed to maliciously violate people's civil liberties for no reason.
as your fallacy that any gun regulation will take away your right to gun ownership.
No such fallacy.
Maliciously outlawing a bunch of ordinary hunting rifles for no reason is not designed to do anything other than violate people's civil liberties.