Dude the fact is if the guns were not freely available nobody would be gunning down anybody.Originally Posted by dupa95
Dude the fact is if the guns were not freely available nobody would be gunning down anybody.Originally Posted by dupa95
thats one way of looking at it, but to be honest it fails to address to true 'root' of the problemOriginally Posted by Kale
why were they gunning people down in the first place?
referring back to the whole highschool shooting, it doesnt come down to placing the blame on the firearms it comes down to placing the blame on the household
the parents obviously went wrong somewhere in raising them...whether they were alcoholics, drug addicts, hostile towards their children, neglect whatever it may be
and for a kid to be able to gain access to his parents firearms that easy blantantly SHOWS the lack of responsible parenting--they shoulda been locked up!
OK so given that it is absolutely inevitable that in any society, be it due to parents, environmental factors, social influences, drugs or whatever, some kids/people are going to turn out "bad" (for want of a better term) and be more likely to commit these types of crimes does it not make sense to make it as unlikely as we possibly can for a gun to fall into their hands?Originally Posted by bcaasdirty
You say people blame guns and say it's not the guns fault as if you're worried about the gun's feelings being hurt, guns have no intentions - good or bad - but they are very dangerous and the fewer there are in circulation the better - virtually all modern thinking societies agree but the US will not let go of it's antiquated wild west ideals.
i have one in florida. it was way too easy to obtain. would like to see a little better process. difficult if not impossible to get one in ny or nj.
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