Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why don’t we deal with the actual issue which is a cultural problem in the poor communities? Gun laws aren’t going to help because the guns are already here.

+1000. But nobody outside an anonymous post would dare bring it up.

I’ve said this on here more times than I can count. But how does one change the culture when it is constantly celebrated?

I think the cultural problem in the homes which leads to this is not "gun culture" as much as it is a total disregard for life and a lack of effective parenting that values education and hard work. These people look for the "easy money" which leads them to criminality.
These things are not "celebrated."

Go watch some rap videos. It’s absolutely celebrated. Drugs, guns, easy money. It’s all there.

Anonymous wrote:I lay the blame squarely at the feet of the gun lobby and those who’ve insisted the second amendment is an individual right. This is your fault. The blood is on your hands.

You are then ignoring the root problem.
Chances are the people who did the killing are not legal gun owners. In fact, the person likely has quite a rap sheet.

I lay the blame squarely at the feet of the gun lobby and those who’ve insisted the second amendment is an individual right. This is your fault. The blood is on your hands.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why don’t we deal with the actual issue which is a cultural problem in the poor communities? Gun laws aren’t going to help because the guns are already here.

+1000. But nobody outside an anonymous post would dare bring it up.

I’ve said this on here more times than I can count. But how does one change the culture when it is constantly celebrated?

I think the cultural problem in the homes which leads to this is not "gun culture" as much as it is a total disregard for life and a lack of effective parenting that values education and hard work. These people look for the "easy money" which leads them to criminality.
These things are not "celebrated."

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why don’t we deal with the actual issue which is a cultural problem in the poor communities? Gun laws aren’t going to help because the guns are already here.

+1000. But nobody outside an anonymous post would dare bring it up.

I’ve said this on here more times than I can count. But how does one change the culture when it is constantly celebrated?

Anonymous wrote:I am currently in a southern state and there are so few shootings.

DC is messed up.

I bet if I Google your state there would be plenty of gun deaths.

Anonymous wrote:Why don’t we deal with the actual issue which is a cultural problem in the poor communities? Gun laws aren’t going to help because the guns are already here.

+1000. But nobody outside an anonymous post would dare bring it up.

If only there had been a "gun free zone" this senseless shooting wouldn't have happened. Gun laws arent the answer, dealing with the cultural issue as a previous poster pointed out is part of the solution in addition to voting out all of these local governments in large cities who love to see this and keep a poor class poor to keep the votes.

Why don’t we deal with the actual issue which is a cultural problem in the poor communities? Gun laws aren’t going to help because the guns are already here.

I am currently in a southern state and there are so few shootings.

DC is messed up.

Now two dead, three critical.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:4 shot at 14th and Saratoga NE.

Curious how as soon as gun carry permits were forced to be issued in DC we started having mass shootings every other day. Imagine that! Who woulda thunk???? Giving people permits to carry guns created more ……. shootings!

Mind. Blown.

Did the person who did the shooting in this case have a permit to carry a concealed pistol in the District of Columbia?

Because if (as is extremely likely) they did not, your rant against decent people finally being allowed to arm themselves for legitimate self protection is pointless and even fraudulent.

+1

This is obviously the case. But otherwise reasonably intelligent, logical people transform into hysterical infants when the subject turns to guns. There is no rational engagement to be had.

Anonymous wrote:4 shot at 14th and Saratoga NE.

Curious how as soon as gun carry permits were forced to be issued in DC we started having mass shootings every other day. Imagine that! Who woulda thunk???? Giving people permits to carry guns created more ……. shootings!

Mind. Blown.

Did the person who did the shooting in this case have a permit to carry a concealed pistol in the District of Columbia?

Because if (as is extremely likely) they did not, your rant against decent people finally being allowed to arm themselves for legitimate self protection is pointless and even fraudulent.

Now 5 shot, including several children.

4 shot at 14th and Saratoga NE.

Curious how as soon as gun carry permits were forced to be issued in DC we started having mass shootings every other day. Imagine that! Who woulda thunk???? Giving people permits to carry guns created more ……. shootings!

Mind. Blown.