Remember the ass Whoopings that occurred during and after WWF
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Do I remember wresting on the trampoline like I was the Ultimate Warrior? Yes.
Do I remember watching content like Squid Games and reenacting that at 8? No. I'll repost in case you missed it above:
Children's TV shows contain about 25 violent acts per hour. That means they see about 10,000 violent acts per year. The average child sees 8,000 murders by the end of elementary school and 200,000 acts of violence by age 18.
I can absolutely promise you that none of the scholars that just did this shooting could identify a single politician from their state. It is absolutely moronic to think this is a gun control issue. These kids violated a ton of laws the second that they took that gun. You think another law would do anything?
I realize that and it’s sad.
There isn’t an easy solution. Kids are going to consume what they can if there isn’t any supervision and Hollywood ain’t gonna stop making violent movies, shows,etc.
What do we do? Either stop having kids or somehow bring back actual supervision and require those that have kids to actually parent
Depicting their upbrining isn’t suprising as it may be all they know.
How about they don’t get easy access to guns and maybe that would prevent shootings.
I never said they could
They just can get easy access to guns because of those politicians and the NRA
And because this is never going to happen, we're left with the only tangable solution, try to get guns out of the hands of people who shouldn't have them. It sucks and its not the option I'd prefer, but I'm not responsible nor able to regulate how someone else parents.
Believe me, when I'm sitting in an R-rated film and I see the 5 year old two rows up in front of me, I want to:
You think they went into Scheels and purchased them?
Nah.
Most likely from a felon's trunk.
The state that's hardest to get a gun in is California.
The state with the most illegal guns is California.
Discuss.
The state with the most illegal guns is California.
Discuss.
And because this is never going to happen, we're left with the only tangable solution, try to get guns out of the hands of people who shouldn't have them. It sucks and its not the option I'd prefer, but I'm not responsible nor able to regulate how someone else parents.
Believe me, when I'm sitting in an R-rated film and I see the 5 year old two rows up in front of me, I want to:
The bolder part should be almost everyone in America. Guns are a disease
No...they were TRAFFICKED from a gun store. Bought and sold. Or do you think that - somehow - 1,000 guns sold by THIS store were stolen from their rightful owners?
Stand down, HROT.
Okay, there's this thing called 'per capita'. Not sure how familiar you are with this, but if the population of California 39 million and the population of Wyoming is 500k, I think it's pretty safe to say California will have more illegal guns than Wyoming.
In simpler terms, if I go to a theater that has 16 viewing screens I have a better chance of seeing the film I'm looking for vs a theater that only has 2 viewing screens.
Discuss.
A beer in my hand isn't a disease. However, a beer in an alcoholic's hand is. Most gun owners are very responsible; however, their responsibility (myself included) isn't the issue.
GOP members of Congress wearing AR pins perhaps too?There weren't people openly carrying assault rifles into Starbucks to "prove a point".
Or Target.
Or making sure they were armed when they took their kids to the grocery store.
You can’t stop people from breaking the law. It’s beyond politics at that point. It’s a group of individuals that don’t care about whatever law you put in place
LOL...are you buying two dozen guns and reselling them to criminals? Is that illegal? Should it be?
Having ANY gun within sight in a vehicle is beyond stupid and careless.
Just admit it.
Of course it’s illegal. Laws are in place already to punish folks that do it.
I’m just highlighting once again that criminals don’t care about whatever laws get enacted. It’s not a gun law problem folks.
A beer in my hand isn't a disease. However, a beer in an alcoholic's hand is. Most gun owners are very responsible; however, their responsibility (myself included) isn't the issue.
The vast majority of people don’t need a gun. Shit nearly nobody does. That’s why they’re a disease is everything thinks they need one cause muh freedoms
I remember the good old days when you could keep your shotgun in the back window of your truck.
In todays world, you better have one for home protection:
I disagree. To a non-resident, my gun (outside of a safe) is secure within the secured confines of my home. To a resident, say my child, the gun needs to be secondarily secured in a safe.
Now, do I think all guns should be secured? Yes. Do I think a gun owner should be held liable if someone unlawfully, breaks into their home and steals it then uses it in a crime? No...but possibly. I'm open to discuss.
If a women walks from the bathroom to the bedroom and a stalker looks into the crack in the blinds….it’s her fault if she was raped. Do I have that right?
What if someone breaks into my home, takes my handgun safe, uses tools to access the gun, then uses it to commit a crime?
No it’s not. You are blaming a gun owner for having a gun in sight when a thief looks into their windows.
