What I said is the truth. I didn't say implementing it would be easy or constitutional, so of course I'm not saying it should be implemented.
It was a hyperbolic suggestion to illustrate just how bad people are at parenting and how parenting has lifelong effects - whether good or bad. Now before someone cries that they were raised in a chitty household and are now 30 and fine, well, the journey there would sure have been a lot easier with proper guidance at an early age.
Bad parenting is the norm; good parenting is being phased out. If you disagree with that, then someone cue up that video of the trans telling a 8yo kid that he's a trans, too.
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02-23-2021, 03:58 AM #61djt = light
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02-23-2021, 04:07 AM #62
Okay, so then you agree that 10yo children should be allowed to legally purchase firearms? Yes or no?
You must be for a "yes" because you think it's impossible for a 10yo to have access to money to buy one, so therefore the law must be unnecessary, yes? How about 16?
When, where, and by whom?
There's a CT kook on here named after a chitty SUV that said I am him because he used the word "son" in a post. If you think that's evidence of getting caught, then no wonder you think the election was stolen and no amount of reality is going to make you see the light.djt = light
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02-23-2021, 04:24 AM #63
Stop using irrational straw-man arguments. Tell me exactly how a 10 year old could afford to purchase a gun. And if the 10 year old has been trained by their parents, I don't see why not. Plenty of parents start their kids off even younger than 10 with guns.
And yeah, you stepped on your own dick with your MMeadows account. Don't try to play dumb with this one "son", you're plenty dumb as it is.Worst jew in the world.
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Deadly shooting in Columbine done with guns bought by an 18 year old female and given to shooters; very possibly preventable if she had to take safety course which mentioned legal liabilities.
Deadly school shooting in Sandy Hook killed 20+ children; very possibly preventable if gun owner had to take safety course which stresses keeping firearms secure and NOT letting anyone else have access to them.
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02-23-2021, 04:40 AM #67
Okay, so you're saying it's fine for a 10yo to buy a gun "if the 10 year old has been trained by their parents." Wouldn't that be an infringement on the 2A? As for having the means, plenty of kids have the scratch. What about 16? You didn't answer that one, son.
As for the other nonsense, it is just that. I do not have any other accounts here. You CT's are a hilarious bunch. I bet if the grocery store is out of the brand milk you like, you have a long-winded conspiracy as to why.djt = light
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It's already in place. What is it that you want? It's not less deaths and less crime, because it's proven that less guns doesn't equal less crime or less murder. I know what you want, you want to waste tax payer money, and feel smug about laws that don't actually do anything positive.
In 2020 about 20k people died either from suicide with a gun, or from being murdered with a gun. In sharp contrast, guns were used nearly 2 million times in self defense in 2020. So I ask again, what is it that you want?
Why don't you push for things that will actually make a difference? Like personal responsibility, or better parenting in urban communities?When it comes your time to die, be not like those whose hearts are filled with the fear of death, so that when their time comes they weep and pray for a little more time to live their lives over again in a different way. Sing your death song and die like a hero going home.
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02-23-2021, 05:11 AM #71
You're really reaching at anything to keep arguing, you dumb fck. EVERY GUN LAW IS AN INFRINGEMENT! Get that through your fcking neanderthal head. Parents educating and training their children isn't an infringement, I didn't say required by state/fed training. You're putting words in my mouth to justify your retarded anti 2A views.
Your precious daddy gubbermint doesn't need to regulate anything the constitution that says SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED
Saying "plenty of kids have the scratch" isn't proof 10 year olds have means to get the money to buy guns, kid.Worst jew in the world.
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02-23-2021, 05:27 AM #72
I already stated that good parenting will ameliorate the issue and was met with CCP stuff. If I were forced to choose, I'd choose laws on parenting over laws on guns.
Calm down, son. Change your stack or something, jeez. I'm not anti-2A, genius. Take a trip to a neighborhood where parents spoil their kids rather than spend time with them.djt = light
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02-23-2021, 06:27 AM #73
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This post was skipped over.....no surprise.
There are politicians that are actually working towards banning ARs and Z4 is arguing about 10 year olds buying guns rather than having an actual discussion.
Lefties........
- Should there be a ban on ARs?
- Should there be an ammo tax?
- Should magazines over 10 rounds be banned?
- Should there be a gun registry?
These 4 things are actually are trying to be passed, amount other things. Why isn’t this the topic of debate?▪█───█▪ Everybody wants to be a bodybuilder, but nobody want to lift no heavy-azz weights. ▪█───█▪
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02-23-2021, 06:44 AM #79
Biden's platform was to
1) ban new manufacturing of assault rifles/modern sporting rifles...and certainly some pistols.
No clear definition; It would be a list of guns someone writes up similar to what got banned in Canada I would bet.
2) ban import of rifles in 1)
3) require tax stamp and NFA process for existing weapons in 1)
4) no special protection from liability for gun manufacturers
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I think it's a bad idea to pursue. I would start with funding research into gun deaths and collect more information. There's no telling what that might result...for example, it might suggest taxing 22lr to reduce gun deaths like taxing cigarettes to reduce smoking deaths. But nobody knows beyond their opinion, as public health research into this area has not been very good afaik.
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What condition do you keep your firearms in while sleeping, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4?
No. I already stated that if I were forced to choose, I'd rather there be laws on who can be parents over who can own guns. The former would sort out the latter.
I also merely stated in the other thread that if all rounds were a flat $100 a piece, random gun violence because a dude cut someone off on the freeway, for example, would likely cease to exist.djt = light
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Research for gun deaths? We already know where it's all coming from but stats are racist
Little Timmy ain't shooting bobby bro, it's coming from inner cities where strict laws are already in place or a gun assisted suicide
Coming from a dude that literally drools on to his keyboard and is a known fraud, this doesn't mean much lmao do better sonLast edited by GooBaaa; 02-23-2021 at 07:08 AM.
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02-23-2021, 07:05 AM #86
Yeah, 22lr.
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Which would have a greater effect on gun deaths, making the modern sporting rifle/assault rifle very difficult or impossible in some areas to own legally, or making 22lr and 9 cost as much as 45? Nobody knows, because they don't study it.
If we're going to pass laws regarding bans/major changes, then it would be good to have a scientific basis for the changes.
It might be researched and found it would reduce gun deaths to put more efforts into education, mental health, and general economic efforts in certain areas. Maybe cracking down very hard on illegal gun running.
It wouldn't necessarily be changing something about buying a gun or ammo...at least it shouldn't be presumed that would be the necessarily best way to reduce gun deaths without solid research.Last edited by GreatOldOne; 02-23-2021 at 07:15 AM.
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I like full framed hand guns (large hands), so the M18 is my favorite EDC and the most ergonomic for me.
It’s 1 of only a couple handguns that I own with an actual safety, so it has taking many draw drills to adapt to pull, disengage safety and fire, versus pull and fire.
I also appendix carry so the safety on the M18 is appreciated. I’m not against condition 0 though. I’ve carried that way for years.▪█───█▪ Everybody wants to be a bodybuilder, but nobody want to lift no heavy-azz weights. ▪█───█▪
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