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Thanks?OK, you get your body cryogenically frozen, and you can wake up when the kingdom of heaven has arrived.
Thanks?OK, you get your body cryogenically frozen, and you can wake up when the kingdom of heaven has arrived.
I've usually objected to waiting periods but yes, in both these cases there's a realistic chance that waiting days might have diffused their anger/issues.Can the pro gun folks help us prevent mass shootings in any way?
For example, mental health exams might've prevented both the Boulder super market shooting and the guy who killed all those Asian women. Both bought their guns shortly before they went on a rampage.
Longer waiting periods might've helped.
Is the pro gun crowd willing to do anything at all to reduce the problem?
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Thanks?
And in the United States, are there any statistics or studies that calculate how many cases where Amricans have protected themselves, their family, their home with firearms from criminals?
After all, in my opinion, this is the main argument of the supporters of weapons?
Yes, but the main argument is a few. One, its our right to bear arms, both legally and inherent. Two, people need to be able to not only defend themselves from criminals, but their own govt and foreign enemies. Three, there are many non human killing uses for weapons.
mas shootings are rare and in california, accounted for about 4.5 lives a year for the last three decades. Hardly a massive issue worthy of causing a civil war. When you say shootings, you are ADMITTING your goal is to prevent the lawful use of firearms, and you also admit you won't really do much about crime.Easy you say
Strange how it's not been done huh ?
What about the guns owned by non-felons which are used to harm others ?
The recent shootings in Atlanta and Boulder were not done by felons were they ?
Good, because it's not
The purpose of gun control is not to reduce crime (though it will probably reduce it a little), it is to reduce shootings in general, and mass shootings in particular.
we cannot help the fact that you reject the entire foundation of the constitution of the country you chose to move to.1. There is no "inherent" right to bear arms
2. How do you account for the fact that most American households don't have guns ?
3. Privately owned guns are of zero use against the government or foreign invasion - you're just lying to yourself.
mas shootings are rare and in california, accounted for about 4.5 lives a year for the last three decades. Hardly a massive issue worthy of causing a civil war. When you say shootings, you are ADMITTING your goal is to prevent the lawful use of firearms, and you also admit you won't really do much about crime.
we cannot help the fact that you reject the entire foundation of the constitution of the country you chose to move to.
Most households don't have blacks, gays, lesbians, latinos : does that mean their rights are second class?
Privately owned guns would be very good for asymmetrical warfare