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Is this satire? I’m honestly not sure. So after slipping a pill in the drink the perp later gets a free gun to sell? And even if no drugs, how will a gun help
by mint2 4y ago
Is this satire? I’m honestly not sure.
So after slipping a pill in the drink the perp later gets a free gun to sell? And even if no drugs, how will a gun help in a crowded club? And that’s just one scenario… There’s so much ill thought out about that suggest that this doesn’t even scratch the surface.
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- baremetal 4y agoyou cant eliminate risk but you can minimize it.
- bobkazamakis 4y agoA gun isn't going to minimize your risk, it's going to increase it. Does the president ask that every reporter to carry a gun for interviews to feel safe? Do you get a complimentary gun as you walk into a football stadium to help protect everyone else? Get this ridiculous rhetoric out of here. If you want to defend arms, do it with arguments that don't depend on the warm and fuzzy feelings you get and call security.
- baremetal 4y agoi never said that was the only solution, but it is perhaps, part of it.
- mrguyorama 4y agoThis is genuinely how a significant portion (maybe 20% or more?) thinks, including my brother. The last time a school shooting happened, he harped on that teachers should be armed. He harped on this point to our mother. Our mother is a teacher of about 25 years experience, and makes $40k a year. Next he will expect her to do the school's cooking duties too, in addition to being an untrained police officer and daycare and child support services and personal tutor and and and...