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That’s what third world countries do, govern by violence first, instead of trying to solve underlying problems

• krapp 7y ago
  Mass shooters do not have a legitimate place in any first world system of governance. Every country treats domestic terrorists the same way, regardless of whatever other solutions for the underlying problems might be attempted.
  • corporateslave5 7y ago
    Ofcourse they should be felt with swiftly, but when it becomes a pattern you have to look at underlying causes
  • pnako 7y ago
    I don't see anyone arguing for letting mass shooters roam free. The issue is: how to prevent those shootings in the first place. If you kill or jail them for life it doesn't exactly prevent the shooting they did, does it?
  • a_tractor 7y ago
    >Mass shooters do not have a legitimate place in any first world system of governance. Right, which is why those who commit such crimes are permanently and severely punished to the full extent of the law for the rest of their lives. Its insane that I have to even state what should be blindingly obvious, but it is impossible to identify a "mass shooter" until the very moment they begin mass shooting, and you cannot lock up or restrict the rights of innocent people simply based on speculation or "guilt by association." If you do not understand the underlying issues producing "domestic terrorists" then you cannot possibly hope to identify them.