kaz
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- Dec 1, 2010
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We don't need take rights away from anybody to make our schools more secure.Passing really strict gun laws that can be enforced is not possible in this country because people support them about the way people supported Prohibition.Why do you harp on Chicago when there are 24 worse cities in the U.S. for gun deaths?Dr Morbius' denial is more like the denial of the filthy Democrats in Chicago who think their strict gun control laws will magically stop crime.
Because every year there are almost 1,000 gun deaths in a city with the strictest gun control laws in the country. It is the poster child for the failure of gun control laws and the pandering by the liberal Democrats to the demographics that are the by far main perpetrators of crimes.
However, if your point is that Chicago is not the only Democrat run big city shithole in the US then you are correct. Just look at an election result map from 2016 and the blue splotches are where most of the gun crimes take place. .
Secondly, the 2nd amendment and various court interpretation prevent the closure of loopholes in the laws. There's a video running on the net by the maker of a gun kit that proudly announces they are able get around serializing their guns since the final construction is by the buyer. So the police will not be able to trace them. Wow, what a boon for the gangs. Then there are the plastic guns that can fool metal detectors.
Lastly, we are a violent society. We claim to hate it but in fact we thrive on, whether it's the latest school shooting, cop shooting, or mass suicide we just can't get enough of it. It's glamorized in movies, books, and TV. Kids have been so desensitized to violence that the most terrible crimes makes no impression on them at all.
330 million people in this country. That includes a lot of nutcases.
Taking rights away from the great majority of the people in this country will do nothing to stop the nut jobs but will greatly damage Liberty.
I know of 17 dead bodies that say you're wrong