Anonymous #1 3d

So your advocating for strict gun control brave stance sir

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Anonymous OP 3d

Yes black males aged 15-24 should not be allowed to own firearms.

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Anonymous #1 3d

Well white straight men commit most of the mass shootings and political violence should they have that right taken as well

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Anonymous OP 3d

Yeah I think white men should be banned from having guns at political rallies and places that have a lot of people packed together

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Anonymous #1 3d

Yk what at least your consistent i respect that

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Anonymous #1 3d

Could you expand that to all white males ages 15-24?

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Anonymous #2 3d

No because as stated before they are only disproportionately responsible for mass shootings and political violence which justifies bans in places with lots of people and politically connected events, black males aged 15-24 should be banned completely because of their disproportionate murder rate overall which justifies it in any scenario.

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Anonymous #1 3d

Well no there the second highest murder rate outside of black people according to the fbi so we should take there guns to

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Anonymous OP 3d

Following your logic

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Anonymous OP 3d

According to the most recent studies the 2nd highest per capita murder rate is American Indian men aged 15-24

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Anonymous OP 3d

If I remember correctly, black women scored above white men

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Anonymous #1 3d

Well I’m pretty sure you’re not allowed to bring guns into most k-12 schools in the first place, many colleges, and other packed places like stadiums and skyscrapers, so a rule or law preventing it is kinda benign. It’s like saying that 9/11 could’ve been prevented if there was a law preventing hijackings

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Anonymous #2 3d

Thank you for finally arriving at the point

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Anonymous #1 3d

That’s not the point. The point is that banning them from certain places does nothing. After 9/11, airport security was way higher and cockpits weren’t left unlocked. The action taken after that day made it much more difficult to repeat it. With guns, we’ve done almost nothing since Columbine to prevent mass shootings. Banning weapons with ability to inflict mass casualties and limiting magazine capacity is the way to go

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Anonymous #2 3d

Or maybe increasing security like we did after 9/11?

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Anonymous #2 3d

I don't mean security theatre either, I mean Air Marshal level protection for kids in schools.

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Anonymous #1 3d

Kids shouldn’t be afraid to go out at recess. School shouldn’t feel like a prison.

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Anonymous #2 3d

I agree, people should never go to schools and shoot them up in the first place, but they do, so the question should be "how do we ensure that doesn't happen?", not "how do we ensure that doesn't happen while also adding in making kids think school isn't like prison?". Idk about you but I heard that phrase plenty in K-12 before school shootings were as frequent as today

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Anonymous #2 3d

My reasoning behind it wasn't the design of the school or the security of it either, it was the fact that I was legally required to be there

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