Gun control debate (merged)

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evillawyer said:
This is so counterintuitive. How could it be the case that making guns harder to get could decrease mass shootings? I mean, come on. We all know we're safer with more guns floating around. The logic of this is just so hard to grasp.

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So it’s ok in the more restrictive states to kill 4 or less people. You know.... like Illinois 😏
 
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evillawyer said:
Show me one argument he made as opposed to bald assertions. Don't think you guys understand how argumentation works.
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Here’s an argument. We don’t need to argue your point. You need to amend the constitution to get what you want. Here’s another takeaway from the data. You need 3/4 of the state’s to agree on and constitutional ammendment. Looking at the figure below from the BMJ article where do you think the thoughts of those 3/4ths of state’s needed lie on permissive gun ownership? Go run along now and work on changing the constitution and get back with us. Kthxbai!


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SpaceCoastVol said:
What is interesting here is that the 'thug' that would be breaking into your home to take your weapons would be the government. Interesting that liberals are A-OK with that.
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They don't have weapons to forfeit.

Now if there's a seizure of dildos from households, they'll be so pissed off that revolution will be imminent.
 
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SpaceCoastVol said:
What is interesting here is that the 'thug' that would be breaking into your home to take your weapons would be the government. Interesting that liberals are A-OK with that.
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Actually everyone knows the impossibility of that task, except for the "they're going to come and take your guns" group of misguided simpletons.
 
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Connecticut lawmakers push to ban ‘ghost guns,’ force owners to show permit

During a public hearing that lasted more than eight hours, the judiciary committee considered seven gun-related bills with lawmakers divided between those seeking “common sense” gun laws and those strongly defending the Second Amendment. In the middle of the emotional hearing, a woman who had threatened in a text message to “blow away” a Republican lawmaker and opponent of stricter gun laws was escorted from the Capitol building.
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