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Thank you for proving my point. This was done by one evil guy, not gun laws.
No, it proves looser gun laws don't stop mass shootings.
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No, it proves that you have faulty cognitive abilities. Here's the flaw in what you substitute for a rational thought process:
Gun grabbers are, at bottom, prohibitionists. You all want to make not owning a gun mandatory. The goal of your gun regulations is to make owning a gun increasingly difficult, to the point where the cumulative effect of gun laws is de facto a ban on guns (much like Obabblecare is the road to nationalized health care).
2nd Amendment advocates, on the other hand, are for freedom of choice. One may choose, or not choose, to own a gun. Your claim that the shooting proves that looser gun laws don't stop mass shooting is specious. No one is obligated to own a gun. Given the small community in which the church is located, the logical assumption is that the members of the congregation had no reason to fear for their safety as they knew their local community. I'll bet that nobody had a gun, unless the person who did was one of the first victims and had no chance to respond.
Talk about a faulty argument, I NEVER said I wanted to prohibit owning a gun.
NEVER.
But you vote for politicians who will do it for you.
No... I didn't. I've always voted Republican up until this election where I would have voted for Sanders who is for tighter gun laws but not prohibition.
Omigawd! A Bernie Bro. *snicker*