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so from what im hearing the breakdown is the fact that this person had some mental and social issues and his mom owned firearms that he apparently had access to. If he had these mental issues he should not have had access to the firearms. the firearms should have been secured and only accessible by the mother. that is standard info that is taught in most basic firearms classes.
i dont think its any different than childproofing your home and keeping things out of reach of children. If this is in fact the case the mother was negligent and gun owners should learn from it and take into account the security of their fire arms...address the cause of the problem not the result...a ban is not the answer.
I hear you and I'm not disagreeing with you. But what do you say to this Mista40: If you have something that is extremely dangerous do you trust it to average citizens to handle safely? Bottom line is you can barely trust trained professionals with fire arms so how can you trust Joe sixpack? The problem with guns is that a person's right to bare arms infringes on everyone's right to be safe around them in public. We have to come up with a way to allow people access to guns as private citizens without exposing the public to this sort of recurring mass killing. I'm not saying I have an answer but the problem is pretty clear. It's also clear that assault weapons are the problem. You don't see people doing this with a shotgun. HOW can we allow people their gun rights and stop this misuse of weapons?so from what im hearing the breakdown is the fact that this person had some mental and social issues and his mom owned firearms that he apparently had access to. If he had these mental issues he should not have had access to the firearms. the firearms should have been secured and only accessible by the mother. that is standard info that is taught in most basic firearms classes.
i dont think its any different than childproofing your home and keeping things out of reach of children. If this is in fact the case the mother was negligent and gun owners should learn from it and take into account the security of their fire arms...address the cause of the problem not the result...a ban is not the answer.
agreed and I say there is no solution. u can put measures in place to deter it but it cant be stopped. you have to have a license to drive...people still drink, use drugs, dui and dwi and dwt (texting lol) and people get hurt and killed. while firearms absolutely serve a different purpose than motor vehicles (the latter not even MEANT to kill), the common denominator is misuse. people just wont always do right and that cant be stopped.I hear you and I'm not disagreeing with you. But what do you say to this Mista40: If you have something that is extremely dangerous do you trust it to average citizens to handle safely? Bottom line is you can barely trust trained professionals with fire arms so how can you trust Joe sixpack? The problem with guns is that a person's right to bare arms infringes on everyone's right to be safe around them in public. We have to come up with a way to allow people access to guns as private citizens without exposing the public to this sort of recurring mass killing. I'm not saying I have an answer but the problem is pretty clear. It's also clear that assault weapons are the problem. You don't see people doing this with a shotgun. HOW can we allow people their gun rights and stop this misuse of weapons?
Fallenarch Timothy McVeigh didn't need a gun when he blew up 168 people.
He used common fertilizer. It's not the gun.
Here's my stance and this is coming from a guy that has more guns then carter has pills.
You can say what you want about gun control until it was your kid that was killed today by a person with a gun. Even if they get banned the bad guys will still have them, laws only keep the honest people honest.
Just a sad horrible day, those poor kids...
I hear you and I'm not disagreeing with you. But what do you say to this Mista40: If you have something that is extremely dangerous do you trust it to average citizens to handle safely? Bottom line is you can barely trust trained professionals with fire arms so how can you trust Joe sixpack? The problem with guns is that a person's right to bare arms infringes on everyone's right to be safe around them in public. We have to come up with a way to allow people access to guns as private citizens without exposing the public to this sort of recurring mass killing. I'm not saying I have an answer but the problem is pretty clear. It's also clear that assault weapons are the problem. You don't see people doing this with a shotgun. HOW can we allow people their gun rights and stop this misuse of weapons?