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I'm always suspicious of post-hoc cultural explanations, but I think that the argument would be that you don't trust other americans to not shoot you, but you g
by frostburg 4y ago
I'm always suspicious of post-hoc cultural explanations, but I think that the argument would be that you don't trust other americans to not shoot you, but you generally trust them to work.
- pyinstallwoes 4y agoThis is a terrible analogy.
- frostburg 4y agoYes, hence me stating that I don't actually believe in that line of explanation.
- aksss 4y agoWow, I would say the reverse insomuch as I don’t trust the majority of my fellow random Americans, without adequate oversight, to work a) hard and b) with detailed compliance to process and procedure. I absolutely trust the majority of my fellow random Americans to not shoot me, and I live in a state with constitutional concealed carry and a city where it’s not abnormal to see open carry.
- xen2xen1 4y agoI live in a small town in a state where you don't even need a gun permit, guns of all kinds are very popular, and I have no fear of being shot. That may have only been a cheap side part to of your comment, but, dang.
- yao420 4y agoOn the other hand I’m in Texas and after passing the open carry we’ve seen a huge rise in gun violence related to road rage. The H‑E‑B grocery store near me had murder happen because someone ‘stole’ the parking of an angry person with a gun. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/2022/04/12/us/road-rage-shootings-guns-texas.amp.html https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/2022/04/12/us/r...
- mahastore 4y agois this supposed to be funny?