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Okay now do firearms! I don't think people should own fully automatic weapons, it's more a combination of these factors: 1: Gun laws don't prevent bad guys fr
by thepasswordis 4y ago
Okay now do firearms! I don't think people should own fully automatic weapons, it's more a combination of these factors:
1: Gun laws don't prevent bad guys from buying guns anyway.
2: Gun laws create an avenue for personal details to be compromised with association to "guns".
3: Guns laws typically come from Californians, who instead of trying to deal with the people dying in the street of a fentanyl overdose, busy themselves trying to annoy hobbyists in Texas with their stupid lack of understanding about how firearms are made or used.
- alexb_ 4y agoBased and true, you're making this comparison like it's not correct
- thepasswordis 4y agoI've said in other places: if people want to actually build out a libertarian world where the state leaves me alone then good. The frustration I have is that people seem upset at the idea of the the state working to make it harder for people to abuse kids online, and but happy about the idea of the state making it harder for me to protect my family from violent people in real life.
- ezfe 4y agoporn (watching) isn't killing kids
- acdha 4y ago> Gun laws don't prevent bad guys from buying guns anyway. If this was true, the United States wouldn’t be an enormous outlier in gun violence compared to countries which have them. We have a subtly different problem: borderless gun laws don’t work when you can bypass them with a single day or less worth effort. There’s a related problem: the constant effort devoted to removing restrictions makes it easier for everyone involved in that process up to the person actually committing the crime. In Europe simple possession is a crime so you see far fewer people selling to criminals.