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Santa Fe, TX High School Shooting 5.18.18

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Not true. I said there's a large segment of people that don't see the need for any types of changes. Those people don't care.

 

There's also a lot of anti-gun control folks (yourself included) that do care.

 

I also don't think the NRA or the gun industry care one iota. They obviously don't want these incidents to happen, but when they do, they know it means an uptick in $$.

 

Okay, perhaps I mistook what you said.

 

People in the industry care more than you think.

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It is absolutely true for those folks who never offer any solutions and only try to point out flaws in the pro gun control folks' discussion. If you don't fall in that category, it isn't true about you.

 

Fair enough. It is a two way street though. Many only want one thing, a ban. I hear it all the time.

We can agree to disagree on most of this and still be friends.

 

As for the graduation photo, just google "Kent State gun girl."

 

We absolutely can! I would never let a difference of opinion change that.

 

I'll check it out. I'd venture to say social media is more a culprit than gun culture, just my opinion.

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Fair enough. It is a two way street though. Many only want one thing, a ban. I hear it all the time.

 

I don't think I've ever heard anyone say they want to ban guns.

 

I'm sure they exist, but they're in the vast minority IMO.

Fair enough. It is a two way street though. Many only want one thing, a ban. I hear it all the time.

 

And many want nothing. Neither of those groups is going to get anything done. It's those "in the middle" that have to fight for meaningful change.

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And many want nothing. Neither of those groups is going to get anything done. It's those "in the middle" that have to fight for meaningful change.

 

Saw a recent poll, I believe it was Gallup, that showed that 57% of those under the age of 30 want more, stricter gun control. It's coming....

Saw a recent poll, I believe it was Gallup, that showed that 57% of those under the age of 30 want more, stricter gun control. It's coming....

 

I can only imagine what the 18 and under demographic says as they begin to qualify for surveys like this.

And many want nothing. Neither of those groups is going to get anything done. It's those "in the middle" that have to fight for meaningful change.
When talking only guns I agree. But if you are talking about ways to help end the school shootings I disagree. I've heard plenty of ideas from the gun rights side on ways to better protect schools. It seems the anti gun side is only wanting to focus on guns.
I agree with this.

Japan, UK, the Scandinavian countries, Australia, etc, have extremely low gun related deaths. What are their laws and what are they doing different than the USA? Maybe our lawmakers can copy whatever they’re doing and come up with some solutions.

 

As mentioned before from Guru, From 2009-2015, the US wasn't in the top 10 of advanced countries with mass shootings per capita. Norway, Serbia, Finland, Belgium, France, Macedonia, Albania, Slovaki, and Czech Republic all were ahead of the US.

 

Nothing to be proud of, just making note. It would be a interesting study to find out why countries with low rates do not have this problem.

I don't think I've ever heard anyone say they want to ban guns.

 

I'm sure they exist, but they're in the vast minority IMO.

 

I hear it all the time. Why does anyone need an AR-15? Why do you need an "assault weapon"? I've even been asked why anyone would need a semi-auto.

And many want nothing. Neither of those groups is going to get anything done. It's those "in the middle" that have to fight for meaningful change.

I don't know anyone personally that doesn't want anything done. I know they exist, but I'd venture to say there's a lot less of them than there are those that want bans.

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I hear it all the time. Why does anyone need an AR-15? Why do you need an "assault weapon"? I've even been asked why anyone would need a semi-auto.

 

I think those are all legitimate questions, none of which, equal calling for a ban of guns.

Saw a recent poll, I believe it was Gallup, that showed that 57% of those under the age of 30 want more, stricter gun control. It's coming....

 

Maybe, but when the problem continues until we get to the actual root of the problem, what will they say when it continues and with worse ways of killing?

I think those are all legitimate questions, none of which, equal calling for a ban of guns.

 

Those are people that want those guns banned. Why are those legitimate questions? Because the media pushes it?

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Maybe, but when the problem continues until we get to the actual root of the problem, what will they say when it continues and with worse ways of killing?

 

I don't know. We can deal with that issue when it arises....But maybe, just maybe, the problem wouldn't continue. :idunno:

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