#BoycottNRA

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#427
newarkvol said:
I would call him many things...a soldier, brave, selfless, reasonable...but no not a dumbass


Brian Mast served in Afghanistan as part of Operation Enduring Freedom. On September 19, 2010, while clearing a path for United States Army Rangers in Kandahar, Mast took a wrong step into an IED along the road. The explosion resulted in the amputation of both his legs and one of his fingers.[9][10]
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John McCain was a POW, his opinions are still stupid. Military experiences neither validates nor invalidates another’s view on anything
 
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#428
#428
OuterBanksVol said:
I propose eiminating:

Assault weapons to non military persons.

Bump stocks.

Magazines over 10+.

Disagree?
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Yep. Could care less about bump stocks and will never ever agree on a ban to a legal Title I firearm. Not gonna argue with you anymore. Like I said we disagree on method.
 
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#432
zeppelin128 said:
Because in the vast majority of school shootings you have a troubled kid that does not have easy access to mental health services but that does have easy access to firearms.
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These kids are not mentally ill. They’re bad behavior has been excused as a mental illness and their parents have allowed them to be put on drugs. Have you ever asked yourself why these random mass murders don’t happen in low income schools with students who have even LESS access to mental health services?
 
#433
#433
newarkvol said:
I would call him many things...a soldier, brave, selfless, reasonable...but no not a dumbass


Brian Mast served in Afghanistan as part of Operation Enduring Freedom. On September 19, 2010, while clearing a path for United States Army Rangers in Kandahar, Mast took a wrong step into an IED along the road. The explosion resulted in the amputation of both his legs and one of his fingers.[9][10]
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There are many, many soldiers that served honorably yet still are dumbasses, ****heads, total pieces of ****.
 
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#436
luthervol said:
Those are all great laws and obviously still not sufficient.

That why the loophole should be closed and I would cap the number of guns that could be purchased in a given time frame.

I'm pretty sure the NRA insured that the loopholes were embedded in the laws in order to maximize total gun sales. Which is their only objective.
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How would more laws help if they're ignoring the existing laws? Did the Florida shooter purchase his gun that day? A week prior? How would any additional laws prevented this tragedy?
 
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#441
Grand Vol said:
As I said, keep trying to make the NRA into boogeymen.

It will not end the way you think it ends.
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It eventually worked with tobacco --but I sadly agree about the guns. If more and more dead children don't move people to open their mind and hearts, then no, it won't end well.

Unfortunately, our nation has lost it's innocence, and we can never go backwards, no matter how much we all wish it.

The only real solution is to look at other countries and see what they do that successfully curbs the gun violence. If not, it will be just more carnage.
 
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Vol8188 said:
Sure. The issue is neither firearms nor mental health. It’s a broken education system. Male students are dropping out at higher rates, more likely to be suspended or disciplined, less likely to make honor roll or be honors classes, because the system is 100% failing.
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Thanks, that was much easier.

I think you are wrong. The graduation rate is higher than it has ever been. (male and female)

There are problems within the education system but it is not a broken system. It may be the very thing holding together a broken society.
 
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#444
hog88 said:
These kids are not mentally ill. They’re bad behavior has been excused as a mental illness and their parents have allowed them to be put on drugs. Have you ever asked yourself why these random mass murders don’t happen in low income schools with students who have even LESS access to mental health services?
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I don't think it is that simple. Otherwise any kid on any kind of prescribed drug would be shooting up everything in sight.
 
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JCP201 said:
It eventually worked with tobacco --but I sadly agree about the guns. If more and more dead children don't move people to open their mind and hearts, then no, it won't end well.

Unfortunately, our nation has lost it's innocence, and we can never go backwards, no matter how much we all wish it.

The only real solution is to look at other countries and see what they do that successfully curbs the gun violence. If not, it will be just more carnage.
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When has the USA ever had it's "innocence?" Lol
 
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#447
luthervol said:
Thanks, that was much easier.

I think you are wrong. The graduation rate is higher than it has ever been. (male and female)

There are problems within the education system but it is not a broken system. It may be the very thing holding together a broken society.
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Do you have many friends abroad?
 
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#448
InVOLuntary said:
How would more laws help if they're ignoring the existing laws? Did the Florida shooter purchase his gun that day? A week prior? How would any additional laws prevented this tragedy?
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What percentage of gun purchases are legal? (just your best guess)
 
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