Why Is It So Hard to Stop Gun Violence in America? (barf alert)

may 2022 ^ | 21 | Lauren Cahn

[cuz1961]

Why Is It So Hard to Stop Gun Violence in America?

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Cuz you morons

keep telling the crazed trigger pullers

it’s guns that kill

giving them the perfect excuse ?

Just spit balling mind you.

( these morons want to lock up the guns up instead of the trigger pullers , then ask asinine questions like this .)

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[kosciusko51]

Diversity isn’t a strength...

[marktwain]

And she cherry picks her data. Yes, the murder rate is lower in the UK where guns are highly restricted, but the murder rates in Central America where guns are also highly restricted is much, much higher than the US.

And the murder rate before guns were restricted in England, was much lower then than it is today and after guns were restricted.

[coloradan]

I agree - that’s why I put it in quotes.

[TexasFreeper2009]

um... because we let a large portion of our children run ferral. They simply use guns at the moment, but would gladly use other things if guns were not available.

Liberals will NEVER be able to remove guns from constitutional protection, so I just laugh at these silly articles now.

[rellic]

Problem is pretty simple.
Get rid of Democrats!

[metmom]

Because they will not prosecute criminals.

Bring back the death penalty for murder and you’ll see a drop in all kinds of violence.

And there won’t be any repeat offenders. That alone would cause a significant reduction.

[metmom]

Such economy of words.

It gets the message across in a way that cannot be misunderstood, but must be deliberately misconstrued.

[metmom]

And that made the news because the shooter was white.

[joma89]

It is because democrats continue to not prosecute their criminal supporters.

[ClaytonForester]

I have no hard facts but I’m willing to bet they are responsible for even a higher percentage of gun related crimes.

[Magnatron]

Why Is It So Hard to Stop Gun Violence in America?

Because the left keeps promoting and celebrating it — through cultural poison…

[MachIV]

Amen

[GingisK]

Because liberals keep breeding people with no moral character.

[Desron13]

"Why Is It So Hard to Stop Gun Violence in America?"

That's because we keep listening to the stupid people. We used to have enough sense to defend ourselves.

[17th Miss Regt]

Black males are 6 - 7% of the population, yet they commit 50% of the crimes.

That counts all black males. But must crime is committed by a subset of them, amounting to about 3% of the population.

[sheik yerbouty]

Something the hoplophobes utterly refuse to address..

[Magnatron]

With a single sentence, the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution ignited a debate about gun ownership in America that, more than 200 years later, has yet to be resolved. It reads: "A well regulated Militia being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." Archaic language aside, if that line leaves you with more questions than answers, you're not alone.

Not archaic at all. In fact, very clear.

Like the rest of the Constitution, the Second Amendment is, by design, left open to interpretation.

Except in this case, it’s not.

“Shall not be infringed.”

Pretty clear and concise…

[sheik yerbouty]

Something the hoplophobes utterly refuse to address..

[Pirate Ragnar]

Those Glocks are particularly violent, eh?