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Originally Posted by BlackCrayon
i'd also like to know if you would say this to someone who lost a loved one to a mass shooting incident, sorry but we need are semi autos to keep us safe from possible future government tyranny.
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I don't know. What would you say to someone who just lost their loved one due to a car accident? Or homicide with a hammer or blunt object? Or a knife? Or drug overdose? What do you tell them?
What did they say to the loved ones of 9/11 victims who were lost due to box-cutters and 747s? And to the OKC Bombing victims' loved ones who were lost due to a Ryder truck full of manure?
Did they say we'll bring back your loved ones by placing stricter laws on box-cutters and manure?
No, they didn't. Because people are the problem, not the inanimate objects.
Explain how making it more difficult for law-abiding citizens to obtain and maintain guns makes us all safer? I really want to hear this train of thought effectively explained.
How will it keeps guns from the hands of criminals who break the law anyway? Will it make it harder for them? Maybe, but so do locks on doors and security cameras, yet they still rob, mug and murder, now don't they?
There's zero logic to it. Zero.
You take guns from the good guys and leave them only in the hands of criminals and government, and you have a society full of ready-made victims.