Anonymous #1 1w

The amount of dead children in classrooms says other wise. Remember: the U.S. is the only first world country that has this issue.

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Anonymous #2 1w

It’s almost like we as a country don’t fund ANY OF THOSE THINGS YOU LISTED and why this shit keeps happening. And it’s people like him helps keep this cycle continuing every fucking month.

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Anonymous #4 1w

When’s the last time a good guy with a gun saves a 6 year old from being shot by an ar-15?

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Anonymous OP 1w

you act like him talking about his religion and party directly takes away funding for those things. yes, the government need reformation in all those areas, however, someone advocating to keep our basic rights doesn’t make them a worthy candidate of MURDER.

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Anonymous OP 1w

Well if there were armed people protecting children in schools, then that number would be a lot more. But you’re opposed to armed teachers.

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Anonymous OP 1w

Also a large majority of gun deaths are not in schools. School/mass shootings make up a very small percentage of gun deaths so if you base your gun opinion off of mass shootings alone that’s just not a good way to go about it

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Anonymous OP 1w

How about we talk why people even want to commit that act. It’s a mental health issue. Guns and bad mental health don’t mix.

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Anonymous #5 1w

people still drive without their seatbelts but laws mandating they be worn have significantly decreased deaths both as a result of not wearing them and killing others due to not wearing them

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Anonymous #5 1w

i've yet to see any solid evidence that self defense is a common (or even rare) use case of firearms. however there is a study of thousands of people that found living in a house with a gun more than doubled people's likelihood of being shot

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Anonymous #7 1w

if someone breaks in to your house what would u do? cause personally i would shoot them in self defense

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Anonymous #5 1w

funnily enough that's one of the contributing factors to the increased likelihood of being shot. tons of people shoot their loved ones thinking they're intruders regardless i'm not here to do fantasy roleplay and what ifs. the numbers don't lie; self defense is a rare use of firearms whereas the presence of firearms increases the likelihood of innocent people being shot

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Anonymous OP 1w

There have been hundreds of cases where the very presence of a SRO prevented an attempted shooting by simple deterrence. There’s a reason most such events take place in explicitly gun free zones. And off the top of my head I can think of three shootings which were stopped by civilians with guns. There have been more but I don’t keep a catalog of these things.

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Anonymous OP 1w

Funny how it happens in democrat ran cities though but whatever right?

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Anonymous #9 1w

i also this it’s funny how it’s always a democrat shooting a republican and not the other way around

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Anonymous #5 1w

Sad but true

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Anonymous #5 1w

are you uncreative or can you only think to protecting yourself with a gun? if there’s less gun manufacturing then the thief breaking into my house is super unlikely to have a gun. literally just get a taser.

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Anonymous #7 1w

thank you for being educated. their rhetoric is known as the perfect solution fallacy.

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Anonymous #4 1w

the solution for guns shouldn’t be arming people with more guns. that’s so redundant.

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Anonymous #6 1w

perfect solution fallacy once again. you can’t have an all or nothing mindset bc its unrealistic. i could clap back and say what if these “ drugs” were legal, then we’d have an even bigger problem. but they aren’t, are they? if you’re unwilling to implement something that allows room for improvement just bc the success rate isn’t 100%, that’s strange.

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Anonymous #2 1w

He LITERALLY advocates against gun reform and health care reform that would help people get the help they need to a huge audience every month. Don’t be fucking dense.

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Anonymous #5 1w

Oh shut the hell up. Australia literally hasn’t had a mass shooting since they banned guns over 20 years ago

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Anonymous OP 1w

Bitch please

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Anonymous #4 1w

Excellent rebuttal. Wouldn’t have expected more from a conservative.

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Anonymous OP 1w

Love you gang ❤️

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Anonymous #5 1w

actually, it’s usually republicans shooting republicans… democrats are actually less likely to own guns

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Anonymous #13 1w

I mean republicans just own guns for self defense or for recreation. A lot of the gun violence is in the hood, with illegal guns. And then crazy people shooting up schools

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Anonymous #6 1w

sadly, not all republicans have guns for just those reasons. see: racially motivated mass shootings, white supremacist compounds, etc. not to mention the ones calling for lgbtq+ people to be “lined up against the wall and sh*t in the back of the head”… i sincerely hope the man who said that and the people who agree with him aren’t gun owners

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Anonymous #12 1w

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Anonymous #14 1w

he was shot on a college campus in utah, where it is legal to conceal carry on campus

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