I never understood why
Increased gun safety has to mean a total ban on gun
but here we are
Black and white country of ours
What in your opinion is increased gun safety?
Taking guns out of the hands of those most likely to commit a mass murder crime.
I never understood why
Increased gun safety has to mean a total ban on gun
but here we are
Black and white country of ours
What in your opinion is increased gun safety?
Taking guns out of the hands of those most likely to commit a mass murder crime.
But then the question arises, How do you know is gonna commit that type of crime?
Honestly, all these degenerates who commit these mass murders were "law abiding citizens" up until the point that they pulled the trigger. So we need to find a way to have more awareness and knowledge of who the person really is that wants these weapons...there needs to be MUCH more regulation and checks and balances added to the system (registration of all legally obtained firearms in a database, more due diligence in background checks with mental/written exams, gun safety classes before you can officially own your weapon, and stop the sale of guns at things like gun shows in the secondary market that don't require these rules to be followed.)
I'll reload my own. If you just want to kill some people you'll suck it up and pay or steal them.
Bingo! And add to that extreme checks and balances for shop owners. It's as simple as if the acquire 400 guns in a year then they should have sales records and legit documents on all sales, point blank. But to be honest anything less than a total ban will not even begin to chip away at the problem. There is a shop near me, that got busted for selling weapons acquired from a government defense contractor, military grade weapons, SMH. And lastly, we need to stop leaning on "the right to bear arms," which was intended to protect the minutemen from prosecution, in case the the country had to be defended again, as it was during the American Revolution. I was raised in a house with over 30 weapons my whole life and never pulled a trigger unless it was during hunting season or target practice but my situation has slowly and sadly become atypical. In this Call of Duty, to scared to take a butt whipping, anti social, clique driven society we live in something extreme is going to have to take place, limited gun ownership or even total abolishment of the "right to bear."
I never understood why
Increased gun safety has to mean a total ban on gun
but here we are
Black and white country of ours
What in your opinion is increased gun safety?
Taking guns out of the hands of those most likely to commit a mass murder crime.
But then the question arises, How do you know is gonna commit that type of crime?
Honestly, all these degenerates who commit these mass murders were "law abiding citizens" up until the point that they pulled the trigger. So we need to find a way to have more awareness and knowledge of who the person really is that wants these weapons...there needs to be MUCH more regulation and checks and balances added to the system (registration of all legally obtained firearms in a database, more due diligence in background checks with mental/written exams, gun safety classes before you can officially own your weapon, and stop the sale of guns at things like gun shows in the secondary market that don't require these rules to be followed.)
There are a lot of things that need to be done before the problem can be remedied entirely, but steps must be taken in the right direction. The hardest part is starting, so let's start.
I think the basis for all problems is poor education. Prevention is the best defense, and that comes from education. Start incorporating safety courses in schools. You can't fear something that you understand.
I never understood why
Increased gun safety has to mean a total ban on gun
but here we are
Black and white country of ours
What in your opinion is increased gun safety?
Taking guns out of the hands of those most likely to commit a mass murder crime.
But then the question arises, How do you know is gonna commit that type of crime?
Honestly, all these degenerates who commit these mass murders were "law abiding citizens" up until the point that they pulled the trigger. So we need to find a way to have more awareness and knowledge of who the person really is that wants these weapons...there needs to be MUCH more regulation and checks and balances added to the system (registration of all legally obtained firearms in a database, more due diligence in background checks with mental/written exams, gun safety classes before you can officially own your weapon, and stop the sale of guns at things like gun shows in the secondary market that don't require these rules to be followed.)
There are a lot of things that need to be done before the problem can be remedied entirely, but steps must be taken in the right direction. The hardest part is starting, so let's start.
I think the basis for all problems is poor education. Prevention is the best defense, and that comes from education. Start incorporating safety courses in schools. You can't fear something that you understand.
I agree, that's why I posted some things that could be implemented as a start. But why should the burden be placed on educating children in school? They should not have to worry about their lives being in danger, the education needs to be on the gun owners themselves, when you purchase a weapon made to solely kill animals or other humans you have the burden and responsibility to society at large to be educated on proper safety, and understanding of what the power you hold in your hands can do. School kids have enough much more important things to worry about (Science, Technology, Math, etc.) its the gun owners who need to be educated and have mandated lessons and classes and written exams before they can own a firearm. If people have to take a test to drive a car, then you damn well can implement testing for people to own these potentially deadly firearms, including proper storage and not leaving your guns out where they can be easily found by any John Doe.
