Another gunman, another elementary school

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Can states require that ammunition/bullets be prohibitively expensive with no shipment to other states? Is there stuff that can be done by some states to try and protect? It’s obviously not a fleshed out idea. I just feel like throwing spaghetti at the wall to see what sticks at this point.

Of course they can. Check out gas and cigarette taxes.

So let’s tax the crap out of ammunition and firearms as well as magazines.

So it’s only for elites?
Besides gas nor smokes are part of the US Constitution. Duh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Um, criminals will ALWAYS get a way to commit “mass” murder. They do NOT obey laws.

Until he pulled that trigger, he had yet to commit a crime.

The gun was bought legally.

[Anonymous]

I don’t understand what can be done by Executive Order. Can anyone explain what Biden could do with EO for gun control?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can states require that ammunition/bullets be prohibitively expensive with no shipment to other states? Is there stuff that can be done by some states to try and protect? It’s obviously not a fleshed out idea. I just feel like throwing spaghetti at the wall to see what sticks at this point.

Of course they can. Check out gas and cigarette taxes.

So let’s tax the crap out of ammunition and firearms as well as magazines.

So it’s only for elites?
Besides gas nor smokes are part of the US Constitution. Duh.

But speech and religion are and they both have limits.

[Anonymous]

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Schools now HAVE 211 Billion unspent covid dollars. Let’s see if some of that can be used to get a highly trained armed guard in every public school that wants one. It could even be a veteran or retired cop. Why not?

Look, there is a good opportunity here to score political points by focusing on gun control. Don't ruin it by talking about other solutions.

This is a good opportunity to talk about SAVING PEOPLE’S LIVES. It is a FACT that countries - every country - has fewer gun deaths than us by a long, long ways. Why would anyone not support this? It boggles the mind.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can states require that ammunition/bullets be prohibitively expensive with no shipment to other states? Is there stuff that can be done by some states to try and protect? It’s obviously not a fleshed out idea. I just feel like throwing spaghetti at the wall to see what sticks at this point.

Of course they can. Check out gas and cigarette taxes.

I hope that some states start requiring bullets and belt cost exorbitantly. We have to start somewhere.

Please collectively don’t talk to the guy ranting about fentanyl. Lets keep this on topic.

Stopping guns among criminals would be like stopping fentanyl among drug addicts. Please tell us how it’d be any different.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Schools now HAVE 211 Billion unspent covid dollars. Let’s see if some of that can be used to get a highly trained armed guard in every public school that wants one. It could even be a veteran or retired cop. Why not?

Is there some company on here that is in the biz of supplying school guards? We want to get rid of the guns...not bring more of them into our schools. How many times do we need to say the same thing. Learn to read.

Why don't you want guards with guns in school again? Who is supposed to kill the deranged person before they shoot any kids? What are you expecting to happen if there is nobody there with a gun when the place is breached?

If the deranged person doesn’t have a gun, there is NO NEED for a guard with a gun!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Um, criminals will ALWAYS get a way to commit “mass” murder. They do NOT obey laws.

Should we just get rid of laws around theft, rape, murder? Why have laws at all?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Schools now HAVE 211 Billion unspent covid dollars. Let’s see if some of that can be used to get a highly trained armed guard in every public school that wants one. It could even be a veteran or retired cop. Why not?

Is there some company on here that is in the biz of supplying school guards? We want to get rid of the guns...not bring more of them into our schools. How many times do we need to say the same thing. Learn to read.

Why don't you want guards with guns in school again? Who is supposed to kill the deranged person before they shoot any kids? What are you expecting to happen if there is nobody there with a gun when the place is breached?

If the deranged person doesn’t have a gun, there is NO NEED for a guard with a gun!

Well while you get that all sorted out, is it okay if guard the kids?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Schools now HAVE 211 Billion unspent covid dollars. Let’s see if some of that can be used to get a highly trained armed guard in every public school that wants one. It could even be a veteran or retired cop. Why not?

Look, there is a good opportunity here to score political points by focusing on gun control. Don't ruin it by talking about other solutions.

This is a good opportunity to talk about SAVING PEOPLE’S LIVES. It is a FACT that countries - every country - has fewer gun deaths than us by a long, long ways. Why would anyone not support this? It boggles the mind.

We should have serious consequences for criminals, just like those other countries. Are you for or against that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can states require that ammunition/bullets be prohibitively expensive with no shipment to other states? Is there stuff that can be done by some states to try and protect? It’s obviously not a fleshed out idea. I just feel like throwing spaghetti at the wall to see what sticks at this point.

Of course they can. Check out gas and cigarette taxes.

I hope that some states start requiring bullets and belt cost exorbitantly. We have to start somewhere.

Please collectively don’t talk to the guy ranting about fentanyl. Lets keep this on topic.

Stopping guns among criminals would be like stopping fentanyl among drug addicts. Please tell us how it’d be any different.

This shooter wasn’t a criminal until he started blasting the faces off little kids. All the shooters were law abiding citizens until they took aim and fired.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can states require that ammunition/bullets be prohibitively expensive with no shipment to other states? Is there stuff that can be done by some states to try and protect? It’s obviously not a fleshed out idea. I just feel like throwing spaghetti at the wall to see what sticks at this point.

Of course they can. Check out gas and cigarette taxes.

I hope that some states start requiring bullets and belt cost exorbitantly. We have to start somewhere.

Please collectively don’t talk to the guy ranting about fentanyl. Lets keep this on topic.

Stopping guns among criminals would be like stopping fentanyl among drug addicts. Please tell us how it’d be any different.

GTFOOH you gun loving troll.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand what can be done by Executive Order. Can anyone explain what Biden could do with EO for gun control?

Very little. But states are acting now. People (I pray) will only elect those support strict gun control. Then the federal laws change.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can states require that ammunition/bullets be prohibitively expensive with no shipment to other states? Is there stuff that can be done by some states to try and protect? It’s obviously not a fleshed out idea. I just feel like throwing spaghetti at the wall to see what sticks at this point.

Of course they can. Check out gas and cigarette taxes.

I hope that some states start requiring bullets and belt cost exorbitantly. We have to start somewhere.

Please collectively don’t talk to the guy ranting about fentanyl. Lets keep this on topic.

Stopping guns among criminals would be like stopping fentanyl among drug addicts. Please tell us how it’d be any different.

This shooter wasn’t a criminal until he started blasting the faces off little kids. All the shooters were law abiding citizens until they took aim and fired.

He did come from a fatherless home, like most criminals.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Um, criminals will ALWAYS get a way to commit “mass” murder. They do NOT obey laws.

Should we just get rid of laws around theft, rape, murder? Why have laws at all?

Exactly. If we go by the logic of “people will do it anyway”, there’s no point to having any laws at all.

Which, btw, includes abortion laws. So If you think abortions should be illegal but criminals will get guns anyway, may want to re-think your logic.