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✔️Fried
Join Date: Oct 2015
Location: USA, MD
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Banned
Join Date: Apr 2014
Location: Looking for clues!
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The problem I have is how uneducated all the "Ban assault weapons" advocates are. They insist upon banning "AR-15s and all assault weapons" when in reality, its an overglorified hunting rifle with a pistol grip and an adjustable stock. I literally have a Ruger .22LR that is the exact same as a commercial AR-15. Not to mention, there are firearms on the market that are ten times worse than an AR-15. I honestly can't imagine what they will say when someone devastates a venue with a semi-automatic shotgun, and if they so choose to use buckshot or some other type of scatter, the farther people run away, the more people would get hit with one triggerpull. |
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Úsáideoir Cláraithe
Join Date: Jul 2015
Location: Michigan
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News states that the suspect is 17, so he could not have bought an assault rifle himself, and we do not yet know what weapon was even used. I'm assuming the suspect had something quite crazy because he wounded ten and killed ten. Perhaps he only had a simple pistol, and the suspect is IN custody so he must have run out of ammo. We'll find out more tonight.
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Banned
Join Date: Feb 2017
Location: York Town
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I heard bump stocks are getting banned maybe dunno how that will help when there are other accessories that make an AR shoot faster forgot what it was called. |
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The Eternal
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: York Town
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From what I heard (If this is the shooting in Texas...kinda sad I got verify it) the kid apparently came in with a shot gun and they later found out he put explosives around the school on and off the perimeter of the school ground. It's really sad honestly. Honestly, I feel it is not the guns that need banned. It's school security and security in other areas. You can tell with all of these school shootings and shootings in general. They are all planned out. They are all things that took time to think of. If someone SERIOUSLY and truly wishes to kill a crap ton of people in a school. Guns or not they will probably find a way to do it. There is literally things like bombs which are extremely easy to make I've made some fairly powerful ones myself using nothing but stuff in my kitchen for fun. There is still also things like poison fumes that don't give off much of a smell and dozens upon dozens of things people could do. Personally I feel we should be more targeted on improving school security and also doing things like stopping guns from getting into the hands of people and ensuring peoples safety. |
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Enguard & Alumni
Join Date: Sep 2011
Posts: 5,773
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Not gonna bother reading this thread, but I'll drop in with an FYI to let you know that anyone before or after this reply insisting on "common-sense gun reform" should be ignored because they're a broken record that clearly didn't take five minutes to read about the incident:
Last edited by Thallen; 05-18-2018 at 10:42 PM.
Reason: iPhone autocorrect
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✔️TURBO✔️VERIFIED✔️
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Larunda Relay
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Why do schools of all places need to be guarded like banks and airports? You realize schools aren't exclusively targeted by people who want to go on murder rampages right? The could just as easily attack other public areas like supermarkets or malls. Does that mean we should just station a squad of officers at every place that seems likely to be attacked? **** no. You're wasting resources on the worst case scenario when you could be actively trying to prevent these attacks from happening. The fact that this is being considered shows that gun control is fundamentally flawed in this country. Gun control isn't just about the immediate transaction between the person buying and selling the firearm, its also what happens afterwards. That gun can easily end up in someone else's hands without any official transaction being made. Stop getting tunnel-visioned with singular aspects of the problem. Its obvious that there's a lot more to buying and owning a gun. There is no single solution to the issue. |
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