Ray9
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We are living in a time where stupid is the new smart. If you are able to make the people stupid enough, you can take away all their rights. Example: Guns are inanimate objects that can be dangerous if misused. So, in order to live in a safe world some would take away all the guns from people even if they are not misusing them. The safety of the many trumps the individual right of the citizen for self-defense or so it goes.
An analogy: A car is an inanimate object that can be dangerous if misused. Alcohol related deaths with automobiles are skyrocketing in the US for various reasons. So, would it not make sense to take away all the cars from average citizens that do not misuse them in order to guarantee the safety of the many by taking away the right of the one to drive a car?
The logic is the same:
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An analogy: A car is an inanimate object that can be dangerous if misused. Alcohol related deaths with automobiles are skyrocketing in the US for various reasons. So, would it not make sense to take away all the cars from average citizens that do not misuse them in order to guarantee the safety of the many by taking away the right of the one to drive a car?
The logic is the same:
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2020 saw more gun deaths in the US than any year in over two decades, showing even a pandemic couldn't stop the violence
There were 19,379 gun violence deaths in the US in 2020, according to data from the nonprofit Gun Violence Archive.
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