"Shooting deaths" is a loaded term. I'd guess the majority of "shooting deaths" are suicides and they would mostly be done with hand guns.I don’t think we have a problem with assault rifles. The data just doesn’t back it up. They’re responsibe for less than 10% of shooting deaths. Pistols account for 90%. The argument against assault rifles isn’t logical or backed up with facts.
Moreover, in a country of 300+ million. The impacts are negligible and within tolerance levels of like .000001%
About 2/3 of gun deaths are suicide and I doubt people are using AR-15s for that. Seems like they may be an issue for gun murders?Correct. And back to the point. Less than 10% of gun deaths are attributed to assault rifles. They aren’t a problem.
More gun murders by handgun I would suspect.About 2/3 of gun deaths are suicide and I doubt people are using AR-15s for that. Seems like they may be an issue for gun murders?
No, they didn't. The guy had been in trouble in schools, but it didn't sound like he had any sort of record to keep him from legally purchasing or possessing guns.Legally they had plenty.
Not to the economy it’s not."Shooting deaths" is a loaded term. I'd guess the majority of "shooting deaths" are suicides and they would mostly be done with hand guns.
In a country of 300+ million the impacts of islamic terrorism is negligible.
Look, the realty is we have like 1-5 of these a year that people actually give a **** about. We’ve abandoned the inner cities and caring about what happens there. That reality can’t be questioned.About 2/3 of gun deaths are suicide and I doubt people are using AR-15s for that. Seems like they may be an issue for gun murders?
I don't remember the Pulse shooting, San Bernardino or any other terrorist attack in the last decade having any economical impact.Not to the economy it’s not.
I'm glad this is now the threshold.However, of the 1-5 that we have. Wait, I almost just began addressing something that equates to like .0001% of all shootings and affects like .000000001% of the population. This isn’t a problem that needs a solution.
Then you’re blind. There is a whole industry using terrorism as a basis for business production and sales and has been since 9/12/01.I don't remember the Pulse shooting, San Bernardino or any other terrorist attack in the last decade having any economical impact.
Maybe law enforcement should tap into Facebook, YouTube and others.....they seem to have a lot useful info. Obviously some civil liberty issues are in play.....But something has to be done.No, they didn't. The guy had been in trouble in schools, but it didn't sound like he had any sort of record to keep him from legally purchasing or possessing guns.
This isn’t a problem that needs a solution.
Well set the bar then. What’s our target objective. You’re a numbers nerd, quantify it. Set the bar. Same thing I asked Cunty last night. I’m not limiting a Constitutional liberty over you’re fvcking feelings. It sucks, bad **** happens. Bad **** always happens. It’s life.I'm glad this is now the threshold.
You said it bub. Your party epitomizes action for sake of feelings against logic.17 families in Parkland Florida disagree.
In fact, I’m guessing a bunch of parents will become more outspoken in the future.
You said it bub. Your party epitomizes action for sake of feelings against logic.
Luckily, our process is so slow that we don’t legislate feelings.
Exactly....but I'll keep bringing it up......like I do with Chicago. Luckily you Baltinomorons have recently experienced a lull in the carnage.Look, the realty is we have like 1-5 of these a year that people actually give a **** about. We’ve abandoned the inner cities and caring about what happens there. That reality can’t be questioned.
Yes that is pathetic...now compare that to the total number of people killed in the US.Feelings?
How about facts. Like elementary children, 20 of them to be precise, between the ages of 6 and 7 years old being murdered.
That’s pathetic.
Yes that is pathetic...now compare that to the total number of people killed in the US.
I didn't say that did I...it's just that mass shootings (even as defined loosely) are rare when compared to other gun deaths (2/3 being suicides).So that means we should just dismiss it?
Your logic is f’ucked.
Right, it’s horrific, but it’s not enough to make a change to Constitutional freedomsFeelings?
How about facts. Like elementary children, 20 of them to be precise, between the ages of 6 and 7 years old being murdered.
That’s pathetic.
Right, it’s horrific, but it’s not enough to make a change to Constitutional freedoms
Maybe it's time.Right, it’s horrific, but it’s not enough to make a change to Constitutional freedoms
So that means we should just dismiss it?
Your logic is f’ucked.
If the idea behind the intent of the 2nd is to ensure the ability of the populace to guard against a tyrannical Govt, then yes. However, as I’ve said, I’d support mag restrictions and elimination of bump stocks. Flash suppressors mean nothing but sure, get rid of them.So the Constitution says you have the right to own an AR15 with 100 round magazines and a bump stock and a flash suppressor?
They had plenty of reason to take his guns. They found ammo in his backpack at school. He had threatened to kill students. They could have put a restraining order against him and that is enough to confiscate his guns.No, they didn't. The guy had been in trouble in schools, but it didn't sound like he had any sort of record to keep him from legally purchasing or possessing guns.
They had plenty of reason to take his guns. They found ammo in his backpack at school. He had threatened to kill students. They could have put a restraining order against him and that is enough to confiscate his guns.
Does it say you can’t?So the Constitution says you have the right to own an AR15 with 100 round magazines and a bump stock and a flash suppressor?
Does it say you can’t?
Does it say you can’t?
Right, it’s horrific, but it’s not enough to make a change to Constitutional freedoms
So the Constitution says you have the right to own an AR15 with 100 round magazines and a bump stock and a flash suppressor?
Does it say you can’t?
Did the Constitution say you could yell "FIRE" in a crowded theatre? It's time for you 2nd Amendment people to understand that things can be changed......deal with it.
When the Constitution was written, the citizens had the same weapon as the government armed forces. It didn't say citizens can arm themselves but must use bow and arrows or slingshots.That wasn’t the argument.
Prove that.Florida law does not permit confiscation of firearms due to having a protective order imposed.
Yes. You still don’t get it. I’m not saying you can’t make any laws. I’m saying that because it’s a Constitutionally protected freedom you better be damn sure it makes sense.That wasn’t the argument.
Are there federal laws against sawed-off shotguns?
Yes. You still don’t get it. I’m not saying you can’t make any laws. I’m saying that because it’s a Constitutionally protected freedom you better be damn sure it makes sense.
Nothing you all have advocated for is based in statistical fact or backed up by data. It’s based in emotion. You don’t **** with the constitution over emotion.
I’ve asked you some very pointed questions that would aid in the dialogue of our two sides coming to the middle. You’ve not answered a single one. You’ve not even attempted to take a shot at it.
Jesus H Christ, this is why we can't discuss this issue with any sense of logic.
You don't ban the word "FIRE" you ban the use of it. Just as you ban the particular uses of firearms.