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> The solution to guns is simple. Ban guns and make ownership hard. But then this is stepping on an enumerated right. If we remove or make it difficult the rig
by tekknik 2y ago
> The solution to guns is simple. Ban guns and make ownership hard.
But then this is stepping on an enumerated right. If we remove or make it difficult the right to own guns, what’s next? Freedom of speech? That one was attacked recently as well. So no the solution is not to further limit rights due to the hoplophobia of a few, the solution is actually what you’re trying to stop. Prior to recent history, it was quite common for a child to have a gun. They didn’t go around shooting people then, so what’s different? (removing morality such that people are only scared of breaking laws, and nothing else).
The rest I didn’t read because this isn’t a blog and you tried to compare capitalism with feudalism.
I understand capitalism doesn’t allow you to be lazy and have no job, but that’s a feature not a bug.
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- tekknik 2y agoposts a long message that someone refuses to read (because you’re wasting my time) then posts another long message expecting people to read. if your goal is to convince people of your perspective, I suggest reducing the word count to 10% of what’s here so busy people with jobs can read it.
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- throw10920 2y ago> But then this is stepping on an enumerated right. If we remove or make it difficult the right to own guns, what’s next? Freedom of speech? It may be enlightening to read some of the GP's other comments, e.g. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41290361 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41290361