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My argument is that perhaps the very styling of the gun is what makes it more attractive as a weapon with which to commit a gun massacre.
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LOL!!!!
I swear you Moon Bats come up with more stupidity than can be imagined.
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[Q
My argument is that perhaps the very styling of the gun is what makes it more attractive as a weapon with which to commit a gun massacre.
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That suggests a solution including universal background checks and mandatory waiting periods to confirm the information. It further suggests gun registration so confiscation can occur should any mental illness or violent criminal activity be adjudicated after a gun purchase.And yet, something must be done. No problem created by man is unsolvable by man.So the media is to blame for gun violence too?i don't deny the "look" of the gun will carry some appeal.
now why is it so appealing?
we must also consider the media going bat shit crazy every time they see one and putting them in a state unable to correctly talk about them.
or that the media puts the killers name in lights forever and look at all that attention...
maybe telling the media they can't put the names of the killer out will help moreso than banning guns.
Is there nothing the media cannot be blamed for?
Would you be content if the names John Wilkes Boothe and Lee Harvey Oswald were never disclosed?
As an Engineer I am constantly aware that failures do not occur because of a single cause, there is usually a cascade of "failures" that end up causing something to break, or a catastrophe to happen.
We cannot restrict the media from broadcasting the name and the background of these killers. In fact to me ignoring them lets people concentrate on the tools used, not the executor of the massacre.
People look for easy answers to things that are very complicated, it's why "any gun control now!" is very appealing to most people, as it gives the illusion of "doing something" even if nothing actually gets done.
And here is the rub
You think it's the gun that is the problem but in reality it is man who is the problem
Develop mental illness or be convicted of domestic violence or assault and lose your weapon. Man is the problem. Let us then make sure the problem does not effect the public.
Once a person is no longer a law abiding citizen, the rights of the law abiding are no longer threatened.
The notion that nothing should be done because nothing is 100% effective is short sighted. The notion that nothing should be done because doing anything could make nconvienence someone who absolutely needs to get a gun today, not later this week betrays an intransigent attitude.no. people get your point.I'm afraid you're missing the point.You're missing the point. If non military style guns are just as, if not more effective, why are the ARs so prevalent?Maybe one of the unfortunate reasons "assault style weapons" are used in many gun violence circumstances is the style.
nope it is because it has been highly over rated by anti gun nutz
the ar is really nothing more then a sooped up 22
sure it can pump out the rounds but then again any semi auto can
most of my rifles are far more deadly then the ar
You're missing a point. AR is not military style gun. It just looks like it is.
Now that we cleared that up, if there are guns just as, if not more effective, why gun grabbers are pursuing to ban ARs? Shouldn't they go after those more effective first?
My argument is that perhaps the very styling of the gun is what makes it more attractive as a weapon with which to commit a gun massacre.
If other weapons are just as effective in terms of rate of fire and lethality of round trajectory, why aren't those weapons used as often as the military style weapons?
If cultural aspects like video games and movies can bear blame, why not cultural aspects like the style of the weapon itself?
It seems that there are unfortunate people much more interested in protecting guns than protecting the public against lunatic gunmen.
it will just never fly, this banning a gun on the looks. it just seems you're out to take away the nasty looking gun and demonize the owners vs. understand the actual problem at hand.
tag. you're it.
Surely we know that no single effort can be a panacea. Surely we have passed other laws that have never completely prevented the crime they were written to punish. And surely there are solutions to what we all must recognize as our uniquely American obsession with guns NSA and gun violence.
Can the gun lovers pitch in and help divine some answers?
Yeah. The movies made him do it.[Q
My argument is that perhaps the very styling of the gun is what makes it more attractive as a weapon with which to commit a gun massacre.
.
LOL!!!!
I swear you Moon Bats come up with more stupidity than can be imagined.
Let's build the prisons then! We're gonna need them!The notion that nothing should be done because nothing is 100% effective is short sighted. The notion that nothing should be done because doing anything could make nconvienence someone who absolutely needs to get a gun today, not later this week betrays an intransigent attitude.no. people get your point.I'm afraid you're missing the point.You're missing the point. If non military style guns are just as, if not more effective, why are the ARs so prevalent?
You're missing a point. AR is not military style gun. It just looks like it is.
Now that we cleared that up, if there are guns just as, if not more effective, why gun grabbers are pursuing to ban ARs? Shouldn't they go after those more effective first?
My argument is that perhaps the very styling of the gun is what makes it more attractive as a weapon with which to commit a gun massacre.
If other weapons are just as effective in terms of rate of fire and lethality of round trajectory, why aren't those weapons used as often as the military style weapons?
If cultural aspects like video games and movies can bear blame, why not cultural aspects like the style of the weapon itself?
It seems that there are unfortunate people much more interested in protecting guns than protecting the public against lunatic gunmen.
it will just never fly, this banning a gun on the looks. it just seems you're out to take away the nasty looking gun and demonize the owners vs. understand the actual problem at hand.
tag. you're it.
Surely we know that no single effort can be a panacea. Surely we have passed other laws that have never completely prevented the crime they were written to punish. And surely there are solutions to what we all must recognize as our uniquely American obsession with guns NSA and gun violence.
Can the gun lovers pitch in and help divine some answers?
Nothing you propose would be 1% effective let alone 100% effective. If the waiting period does nothing to stop mass shooters, since they plan 6 months to 2 years in advance of their attack...then there is no reason to attack the Right of a law abiding citizen.
We have answers....
For regular criminals who use guns....
When you catch a criminal who uses a gun for a real crime....rape, robbery and murder, lock them up for 30 years.
When you catch a felon in possession of a gun, lock them up for 30 years.
That deals with actual criminals, you don't need waiting periods for guns, or any more paperwork...we can do this already.
The problem? Democrats keep letting these criminals out of jail....
Mass shooters....get the government to end gun free zones....which will scare off mass shooters since we know they target gun free zones....we know this because the living mass shooters told us so, and the dead mass shooters wrote it in their notes....
Get the government to actually submit paperwork on criminals and crazies so they can't get guns by passing the background checks you guys wanted.
Those are actual solutions.....they do not target normal gun owners....and they actually work....
Let's build the prisons then! We're gonna need them!The notion that nothing should be done because nothing is 100% effective is short sighted. The notion that nothing should be done because doing anything could make nconvienence someone who absolutely needs to get a gun today, not later this week betrays an intransigent attitude.no. people get your point.I'm afraid you're missing the point.You're missing a point. AR is not military style gun. It just looks like it is.
Now that we cleared that up, if there are guns just as, if not more effective, why gun grabbers are pursuing to ban ARs? Shouldn't they go after those more effective first?
My argument is that perhaps the very styling of the gun is what makes it more attractive as a weapon with which to commit a gun massacre.
If other weapons are just as effective in terms of rate of fire and lethality of round trajectory, why aren't those weapons used as often as the military style weapons?
If cultural aspects like video games and movies can bear blame, why not cultural aspects like the style of the weapon itself?
It seems that there are unfortunate people much more interested in protecting guns than protecting the public against lunatic gunmen.
it will just never fly, this banning a gun on the looks. it just seems you're out to take away the nasty looking gun and demonize the owners vs. understand the actual problem at hand.
tag. you're it.
Surely we know that no single effort can be a panacea. Surely we have passed other laws that have never completely prevented the crime they were written to punish. And surely there are solutions to what we all must recognize as our uniquely American obsession with guns NSA and gun violence.
Can the gun lovers pitch in and help divine some answers?
Nothing you propose would be 1% effective let alone 100% effective. If the waiting period does nothing to stop mass shooters, since they plan 6 months to 2 years in advance of their attack...then there is no reason to attack the Right of a law abiding citizen.
We have answers....
For regular criminals who use guns....
When you catch a criminal who uses a gun for a real crime....rape, robbery and murder, lock them up for 30 years.
When you catch a felon in possession of a gun, lock them up for 30 years.
That deals with actual criminals, you don't need waiting periods for guns, or any more paperwork...we can do this already.
The problem? Democrats keep letting these criminals out of jail....
Mass shooters....get the government to end gun free zones....which will scare off mass shooters since we know they target gun free zones....we know this because the living mass shooters told us so, and the dead mass shooters wrote it in their notes....
Get the government to actually submit paperwork on criminals and crazies so they can't get guns by passing the background checks you guys wanted.
Those are actual solutions.....they do not target normal gun owners....and they actually work....
Pass a regulation that no municipality can refuse the siting of a prison in their community. There can be no delay, no obstacle to building our massive prison system. If prisons are the answer, let no one say "No!".
Do movies and video games?No, Firearms have no control over peopleDo you place any blame for gun violence on media? Are violent video games and movies culpable?You are delusional, an ar15 is just a sporting rifle nothing more nothing less. Only fool like yourself thinks the firearm has anything to with criminal behavior, firearms have zero control over people. We have no criminal control in this country... and an open southern borderMaybe we can't see the forest for the trees.
Maybe one of the unfortunate reasons "assault style weapons" are used in many gun violence circumstances is the style. If video games and movies can be blamed for gun violence, why not the 'style' of weaponry? Are violent criminals drawn to the menacing look of these weapons more than the technical aspects of firing systems and round speed and lethality of sporting style weapons? Could similar cultural aspects attract those who watch violent movies and play violent video games to violent looking weapons?
Is it just cooler to carry a gun with a long magazine projecting from it? A gun that's all black and blinded up with military styling?
Gun lovers would agree that other sporting style weapons are just as, or more, deadly? Yet we don't see that many mass shootings committed with those sporting style weapons. If they are just as effective for self defense and a military style weapon, why have the military style weapon around?
As gun violence increased, could a corollary be seen in the increase of popularity of military style weapons, the "scary looking" guns?
I may be wrong, but I never heard this point of view proffered.
If so, is it easy to excuse a gun that looks like the ones used in video games and violent movies?
I reject your premise that "the Democrats" are solely to blame. Interjecting partisanship to score some cheap, unwarranted political points betrays a narrow scheme of thinking and a furtherance of divisive politics. I further reject your specious argument that I support letting violent killers out of prison. I just agreed with you and called for building the prisons necessary to incarcerate all the criminals using a gun in furtherance of their crimes.Let's build the prisons then! We're gonna need them!The notion that nothing should be done because nothing is 100% effective is short sighted. The notion that nothing should be done because doing anything could make nconvienence someone who absolutely needs to get a gun today, not later this week betrays an intransigent attitude.no. people get your point.I'm afraid you're missing the point.
My argument is that perhaps the very styling of the gun is what makes it more attractive as a weapon with which to commit a gun massacre.
If other weapons are just as effective in terms of rate of fire and lethality of round trajectory, why aren't those weapons used as often as the military style weapons?
If cultural aspects like video games and movies can bear blame, why not cultural aspects like the style of the weapon itself?
It seems that there are unfortunate people much more interested in protecting guns than protecting the public against lunatic gunmen.
it will just never fly, this banning a gun on the looks. it just seems you're out to take away the nasty looking gun and demonize the owners vs. understand the actual problem at hand.
tag. you're it.
Surely we know that no single effort can be a panacea. Surely we have passed other laws that have never completely prevented the crime they were written to punish. And surely there are solutions to what we all must recognize as our uniquely American obsession with guns NSA and gun violence.
Can the gun lovers pitch in and help divine some answers?
Nothing you propose would be 1% effective let alone 100% effective. If the waiting period does nothing to stop mass shooters, since they plan 6 months to 2 years in advance of their attack...then there is no reason to attack the Right of a law abiding citizen.
We have answers....
For regular criminals who use guns....
When you catch a criminal who uses a gun for a real crime....rape, robbery and murder, lock them up for 30 years.
When you catch a felon in possession of a gun, lock them up for 30 years.
That deals with actual criminals, you don't need waiting periods for guns, or any more paperwork...we can do this already.
The problem? Democrats keep letting these criminals out of jail....
Mass shooters....get the government to end gun free zones....which will scare off mass shooters since we know they target gun free zones....we know this because the living mass shooters told us so, and the dead mass shooters wrote it in their notes....
Get the government to actually submit paperwork on criminals and crazies so they can't get guns by passing the background checks you guys wanted.
Those are actual solutions.....they do not target normal gun owners....and they actually work....
Pass a regulation that no municipality can refuse the siting of a prison in their community. There can be no delay, no obstacle to building our massive prison system. If prisons are the answer, let no one say "No!".
No....the people doing the shooting were already in prison....the democrats keep letting them out. They are a tiny number of people....who do all of the shooting.
Why do you support letting violent killers out of prison? If you want to stop gun crime, why wouldn't you keep violent gun criminals in prison?
Not n my case, no. But if cultural stimuli can be blamed for gun violence, why not the cultural stimuli provided by a military style weapon?Do movies and video games?No, Firearms have no control over peopleDo you place any blame for gun violence on media? Are violent video games and movies culpable?You are delusional, an ar15 is just a sporting rifle nothing more nothing less. Only fool like yourself thinks the firearm has anything to with criminal behavior, firearms have zero control over people. We have no criminal control in this country... and an open southern borderMaybe we can't see the forest for the trees.
Maybe one of the unfortunate reasons "assault style weapons" are used in many gun violence circumstances is the style. If video games and movies can be blamed for gun violence, why not the 'style' of weaponry? Are violent criminals drawn to the menacing look of these weapons more than the technical aspects of firing systems and round speed and lethality of sporting style weapons? Could similar cultural aspects attract those who watch violent movies and play violent video games to violent looking weapons?
Is it just cooler to carry a gun with a long magazine projecting from it? A gun that's all black and blinded up with military styling?
Gun lovers would agree that other sporting style weapons are just as, or more, deadly? Yet we don't see that many mass shootings committed with those sporting style weapons. If they are just as effective for self defense and a military style weapon, why have the military style weapon around?
As gun violence increased, could a corollary be seen in the increase of popularity of military style weapons, the "scary looking" guns?
I may be wrong, but I never heard this point of view proffered.
If so, is it easy to excuse a gun that looks like the ones used in video games and violent movies?
Do watching porn turn you into rapist?
Smart enough to spell caliberAlthough I do think gun nuts are impressed by the looks, they are deadlier than most other guns. To say they aren'tv is just stupid.Maybe we can't see the forest for the trees.
Maybe one of the unfortunate reasons "assault style weapons" are used in many gun violence circumstances is the style. If video games and movies can be blamed for gun violence, why not the 'style' of weaponry? Are violent criminals drawn to the menacing look of these weapons more than the technical aspects of firing systems and round speed and lethality of sporting style weapons? Could similar cultural aspects attract those who watch violent movies and play violent video games to violent looking weapons?
Is it just cooler to carry a gun with a long magazine projecting from it? A gun that's all black and blinded up with military styling?
Gun lovers would agree that other sporting style weapons are just as, or more, deadly? Yet we don't see that many mass shootings committed with those sporting style weapons. If they are just as effective for self defense and a military style weapon, why have the military style weapon around?
As gun violence increased, could a corollary be seen in the increase of popularity of military style weapons, the "scary looking" guns?
I may be wrong, but I never heard this point of view proffered.
No to say that the AR 15 that shoots a 5.56 mm cartridge is more deadly than any other rifle that shoots the same cartridge is stupid
OK, so if the ability to shoot as fast as you can pull the trigger with a large capacity magazine is as good as a single shot that shoots the same caliper.
You people are sooooooooooooooo smart.
I'm afraid you're missing the point.You're missing the point. If non military style guns are just as, if not more effective, why are the ARs so prevalent?Maybe we can't see the forest for the trees.
Maybe one of the unfortunate reasons "assault style weapons" are used in many gun violence circumstances is the style. If video games and movies can be blamed for gun violence, why not the 'style' of weaponry? Are violent criminals drawn to the menacing look of these weapons more than the technical aspects of firing systems and round speed and lethality of sporting style weapons? Could similar cultural aspects attract those who watch violent movies and play violent video games to violent looking weapons?
Is it just cooler to carry a gun with a long magazine projecting from it? A gun that's all black and blinded up with military styling?
Gun lovers would agree that other sporting style weapons are just as, or more, deadly? Yet we don't see that many mass shootings committed with those sporting style weapons. If they are just as effective for self defense and a military style weapon, why have the military style weapon around?
As gun violence increased, could a corollary be seen in the increase of popularity of military style weapons, the "scary looking" guns?
I may be wrong, but I never heard this point of view proffered.
Maybe one of the unfortunate reasons "assault style weapons" are used in many gun violence circumstances is the style.
nope it is because it has been highly over rated by anti gun nutz
the ar is really nothing more then a sooped up 22
sure it can pump out the rounds but then again any semi auto can
most of my rifles are far more deadly then the ar
You're missing a point. AR is not military style gun. It just looks like it is.
Now that we cleared that up, if there are guns just as, if not more effective, why gun grabbers are pursuing to ban ARs? Shouldn't they go after those more effective first?
My argument is that perhaps the very styling of the gun is what makes it more attractive as a weapon with which to commit a gun massacre.
If other weapons are just as effective in terms of rate of fire and lethality of round trajectory, why aren't those weapons used as often as the military style weapons?
If cultural aspects like video games and movies can bear blame, why not cultural aspects like the style of the weapon itself?
It seems that there are unfortunate people much more interested in protecting guns than protecting the public against lunatic gunmen.
I entered first grade in the autumn of 1963. I graduated high school in 1975, got my degree in 1979. There were no school shootings during my matriculation.I'm afraid you're missing the point.You're missing the point. If non military style guns are just as, if not more effective, why are the ARs so prevalent?Maybe we can't see the forest for the trees.
Maybe one of the unfortunate reasons "assault style weapons" are used in many gun violence circumstances is the style. If video games and movies can be blamed for gun violence, why not the 'style' of weaponry? Are violent criminals drawn to the menacing look of these weapons more than the technical aspects of firing systems and round speed and lethality of sporting style weapons? Could similar cultural aspects attract those who watch violent movies and play violent video games to violent looking weapons?
Is it just cooler to carry a gun with a long magazine projecting from it? A gun that's all black and blinded up with military styling?
Gun lovers would agree that other sporting style weapons are just as, or more, deadly? Yet we don't see that many mass shootings committed with those sporting style weapons. If they are just as effective for self defense and a military style weapon, why have the military style weapon around?
As gun violence increased, could a corollary be seen in the increase of popularity of military style weapons, the "scary looking" guns?
I may be wrong, but I never heard this point of view proffered.
Maybe one of the unfortunate reasons "assault style weapons" are used in many gun violence circumstances is the style.
nope it is because it has been highly over rated by anti gun nutz
the ar is really nothing more then a sooped up 22
sure it can pump out the rounds but then again any semi auto can
most of my rifles are far more deadly then the ar
You're missing a point. AR is not military style gun. It just looks like it is.
Now that we cleared that up, if there are guns just as, if not more effective, why gun grabbers are pursuing to ban ARs? Shouldn't they go after those more effective first?
My argument is that perhaps the very styling of the gun is what makes it more attractive as a weapon with which to commit a gun massacre.
If other weapons are just as effective in terms of rate of fire and lethality of round trajectory, why aren't those weapons used as often as the military style weapons?
If cultural aspects like video games and movies can bear blame, why not cultural aspects like the style of the weapon itself?
It seems that there are unfortunate people much more interested in protecting guns than protecting the public against lunatic gunmen.
Your assertion is wrong
The AR frame is not the most popular rifle in the country because of the way it looks
It is the most popular rife frame in the country because it is light, easy to handle, infinitely customizeable accurate and just plain fun to shoot.
I entered first grade in the autumn of 1963. I graduated high school in 1975, got my degree in 1979. There were no school shootings during my matriculation.I'm afraid you're missing the point.You're missing the point. If non military style guns are just as, if not more effective, why are the ARs so prevalent?Maybe one of the unfortunate reasons "assault style weapons" are used in many gun violence circumstances is the style.
nope it is because it has been highly over rated by anti gun nutz
the ar is really nothing more then a sooped up 22
sure it can pump out the rounds but then again any semi auto can
most of my rifles are far more deadly then the ar
You're missing a point. AR is not military style gun. It just looks like it is.
Now that we cleared that up, if there are guns just as, if not more effective, why gun grabbers are pursuing to ban ARs? Shouldn't they go after those more effective first?
My argument is that perhaps the very styling of the gun is what makes it more attractive as a weapon with which to commit a gun massacre.
If other weapons are just as effective in terms of rate of fire and lethality of round trajectory, why aren't those weapons used as often as the military style weapons?
If cultural aspects like video games and movies can bear blame, why not cultural aspects like the style of the weapon itself?
It seems that there are unfortunate people much more interested in protecting guns than protecting the public against lunatic gunmen.
Your assertion is wrong
The AR frame is not the most popular rifle in the country because of the way it looks
It is the most popular rife frame in the country because it is light, easy to handle, infinitely customizeable accurate and just plain fun to shoot.
Three questions:
When was the AR-15 introduced to the American consumer market?
When did the plague of current mass shootings begin?
Can any correlation be drawn between those two events?
AR15’s are just sporting rifles...Not n my case, no. But if cultural stimuli can be blamed for gun violence, why not the cultural stimuli provided by a military style weapon?Do movies and video games?No, Firearms have no control over peopleDo you place any blame for gun violence on media? Are violent video games and movies culpable?You are delusional, an ar15 is just a sporting rifle nothing more nothing less. Only fool like yourself thinks the firearm has anything to with criminal behavior, firearms have zero control over people. We have no criminal control in this country... and an open southern border
If so, is it easy to excuse a gun that looks like the ones used in video games and violent movies?
Do watching porn turn you into rapist?
Maybe we can't see the forest for the trees.
Maybe one of the unfortunate reasons "assault style weapons" are used in many gun violence circumstances is the style. If video games and movies can be blamed for gun violence, why not the 'style' of weaponry? Are violent criminals drawn to the menacing look of these weapons more than the technical aspects of firing systems and round speed and lethality of sporting style weapons? Could similar cultural aspects attract those who watch violent movies and play violent video games to violent looking weapons?
Is it just cooler to carry a gun with a long magazine projecting from it? A gun that's all black and blinded up with military styling?
Gun lovers would agree that other sporting style weapons are just as, or more, deadly? Yet we don't see that many mass shootings committed with those sporting style weapons. If they are just as effective for self defense and a military style weapon, why have the military style weapon around?
As gun violence increased, could a corollary be seen in the increase of popularity of military style weapons, the "scary looking" guns?
I may be wrong, but I never heard this point of view proffered.
Firearms of any sort do not have any control over people dumbassI entered first grade in the autumn of 1963. I graduated high school in 1975, got my degree in 1979. There were no school shootings during my matriculation.I'm afraid you're missing the point.You're missing the point. If non military style guns are just as, if not more effective, why are the ARs so prevalent?Maybe one of the unfortunate reasons "assault style weapons" are used in many gun violence circumstances is the style.
nope it is because it has been highly over rated by anti gun nutz
the ar is really nothing more then a sooped up 22
sure it can pump out the rounds but then again any semi auto can
most of my rifles are far more deadly then the ar
You're missing a point. AR is not military style gun. It just looks like it is.
Now that we cleared that up, if there are guns just as, if not more effective, why gun grabbers are pursuing to ban ARs? Shouldn't they go after those more effective first?
My argument is that perhaps the very styling of the gun is what makes it more attractive as a weapon with which to commit a gun massacre.
If other weapons are just as effective in terms of rate of fire and lethality of round trajectory, why aren't those weapons used as often as the military style weapons?
If cultural aspects like video games and movies can bear blame, why not cultural aspects like the style of the weapon itself?
It seems that there are unfortunate people much more interested in protecting guns than protecting the public against lunatic gunmen.
Your assertion is wrong
The AR frame is not the most popular rifle in the country because of the way it looks
It is the most popular rife frame in the country because it is light, easy to handle, infinitely customizeable accurate and just plain fun to shoot.
Three questions:
When was the AR-15 introduced to the American consumer market?
When did the plague of current mass shootings begin?
Can any correlation be drawn between those two events?
View attachment 182582Maybe we can't see the forest for the trees.
Maybe one of the unfortunate reasons "assault style weapons" are used in many gun violence circumstances is the style. If video games and movies can be blamed for gun violence, why not the 'style' of weaponry? Are violent criminals drawn to the menacing look of these weapons more than the technical aspects of firing systems and round speed and lethality of sporting style weapons? Could similar cultural aspects attract those who watch violent movies and play violent video games to violent looking weapons?
Is it just cooler to carry a gun with a long magazine projecting from it? A gun that's all black and blinded up with military styling?
Gun lovers would agree that other sporting style weapons are just as, or more, deadly? Yet we don't see that many mass shootings committed with those sporting style weapons. If they are just as effective for self defense and a military style weapon, why have the military style weapon around?
As gun violence increased, could a corollary be seen in the increase of popularity of military style weapons, the "scary looking" guns?
I may be wrong, but I never heard this point of view proffered.
i never said nothing should be done.The notion that nothing should be done because nothing is 100% effective is short sighted. The notion that nothing should be done because doing anything could make nconvienence someone who absolutely needs to get a gun today, not later this week betrays an intransigent attitude.no. people get your point.I'm afraid you're missing the point.You're missing the point. If non military style guns are just as, if not more effective, why are the ARs so prevalent?Maybe one of the unfortunate reasons "assault style weapons" are used in many gun violence circumstances is the style.
nope it is because it has been highly over rated by anti gun nutz
the ar is really nothing more then a sooped up 22
sure it can pump out the rounds but then again any semi auto can
most of my rifles are far more deadly then the ar
You're missing a point. AR is not military style gun. It just looks like it is.
Now that we cleared that up, if there are guns just as, if not more effective, why gun grabbers are pursuing to ban ARs? Shouldn't they go after those more effective first?
My argument is that perhaps the very styling of the gun is what makes it more attractive as a weapon with which to commit a gun massacre.
If other weapons are just as effective in terms of rate of fire and lethality of round trajectory, why aren't those weapons used as often as the military style weapons?
If cultural aspects like video games and movies can bear blame, why not cultural aspects like the style of the weapon itself?
It seems that there are unfortunate people much more interested in protecting guns than protecting the public against lunatic gunmen.
it will just never fly, this banning a gun on the looks. it just seems you're out to take away the nasty looking gun and demonize the owners vs. understand the actual problem at hand.
tag. you're it.
Surely we know that no single effort can be a panacea. Surely we have passed other laws that have never completely prevented the crime they were written to punish. And surely there are solutions to what we all must recognize as our uniquely American obsession with guns NSA and gun violence.
Can the gun lovers pitch in and help divine some answers?
you ever think of trying to find the answers in the middle or are you stuck in vast extreme examples that resolve nothing?Let's build the prisons then! We're gonna need them!The notion that nothing should be done because nothing is 100% effective is short sighted. The notion that nothing should be done because doing anything could make nconvienence someone who absolutely needs to get a gun today, not later this week betrays an intransigent attitude.no. people get your point.I'm afraid you're missing the point.You're missing a point. AR is not military style gun. It just looks like it is.
Now that we cleared that up, if there are guns just as, if not more effective, why gun grabbers are pursuing to ban ARs? Shouldn't they go after those more effective first?
My argument is that perhaps the very styling of the gun is what makes it more attractive as a weapon with which to commit a gun massacre.
If other weapons are just as effective in terms of rate of fire and lethality of round trajectory, why aren't those weapons used as often as the military style weapons?
If cultural aspects like video games and movies can bear blame, why not cultural aspects like the style of the weapon itself?
It seems that there are unfortunate people much more interested in protecting guns than protecting the public against lunatic gunmen.
it will just never fly, this banning a gun on the looks. it just seems you're out to take away the nasty looking gun and demonize the owners vs. understand the actual problem at hand.
tag. you're it.
Surely we know that no single effort can be a panacea. Surely we have passed other laws that have never completely prevented the crime they were written to punish. And surely there are solutions to what we all must recognize as our uniquely American obsession with guns NSA and gun violence.
Can the gun lovers pitch in and help divine some answers?
Nothing you propose would be 1% effective let alone 100% effective. If the waiting period does nothing to stop mass shooters, since they plan 6 months to 2 years in advance of their attack...then there is no reason to attack the Right of a law abiding citizen.
We have answers....
For regular criminals who use guns....
When you catch a criminal who uses a gun for a real crime....rape, robbery and murder, lock them up for 30 years.
When you catch a felon in possession of a gun, lock them up for 30 years.
That deals with actual criminals, you don't need waiting periods for guns, or any more paperwork...we can do this already.
The problem? Democrats keep letting these criminals out of jail....
Mass shooters....get the government to end gun free zones....which will scare off mass shooters since we know they target gun free zones....we know this because the living mass shooters told us so, and the dead mass shooters wrote it in their notes....
Get the government to actually submit paperwork on criminals and crazies so they can't get guns by passing the background checks you guys wanted.
Those are actual solutions.....they do not target normal gun owners....and they actually work....
Pass a regulation that no municipality can refuse the siting of a prison in their community. There can be no delay, no obstacle to building our massive prison system. If prisons are the answer, let no one say "No!".
WWI and WWII were bolt action wooden stock "military" rifles.Not n my case, no. But if cultural stimuli can be blamed for gun violence, why not the cultural stimuli provided by a military style weapon?Do movies and video games?No, Firearms have no control over peopleDo you place any blame for gun violence on media? Are violent video games and movies culpable?You are delusional, an ar15 is just a sporting rifle nothing more nothing less. Only fool like yourself thinks the firearm has anything to with criminal behavior, firearms have zero control over people. We have no criminal control in this country... and an open southern border
If so, is it easy to excuse a gun that looks like the ones used in video games and violent movies?
Do watching porn turn you into rapist?