iceberg
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- May 15, 2017
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dunno. but with any solution there will be things to work out along the way. to point those out as a way of not having to do anything is pretty strange to me. but at what point do we go from these calls are annoying to the kid is about to buy guns and go postal?Thats a rather separate issue. That was a failure on the part of the FBI, and Law Enforcement.so a kid who's had the FBI called on him 20 times isn't an issue and shouldn't ever be flagged?The background checks do go far enough. No background check will reveal what a person is going to do in the future.never
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happen
we do need to revamp our gun laws and background checks should be high on the list of immediate overhaul. we can work back from there but the background checks simply do not go far enough.
we do NOT need nofly and terror watch lists as there is no due process involved, but a stricter background check w/due process if denied the right to buy a gun, and keep on moving.
one step at a time.
i can think of no laws that would have stopped almost any of the shootings in the last decade plus. so anything done to limit access should be met with scrutiny yes, but not total disdain and distrust. but again we need to figure out what happened along the way to make kids so willing to pick up a gun and shoot them at people they've known for years. that was unheard of when i was in high school and yet, far too common today.
there isn't an easy way out of this but we do need to start doing more than we are today, which is a big FUCK YOU to the other side.
But as far as how often the cops are called... any one can call the cops on anyone, for anything. How would this effect those with neighbors who repeatedly call the cops on someone simply because of some petty fued?