(02-21-2018, 02:08 PM)Jamies_fried_chicken Wrote:

(02-21-2018, 01:53 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote:

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I'll keep my gun rights rather than sacrifice my friends and family to this kind of mass shooting:



Never Again.

“This kind of mass shooting” LOL what the hell you talking about?

If your children or spouse died while in a crowd like setting due to someone pumping out 150 rounds in 10-15 minutes you would show the standard empathy but still not call for gun law reform?

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(02-21-2018, 02:04 PM)JagNGeorgia Wrote: I’ve lost two people in my family to gun violence. How many have you lost?

Besides, how are we sacrificing safety when we’re actively trying to arm our families with tools capable of defending themselves?

I’ve lost 4. 

The point is it is easier to get a gun legally or illegally than alcohol. Why is their a black market flooded with illegal military weapons in the civilian public?

But it isn’t easier to get these weapons. Alcohol only requires an ID. To buy a gun, you need an ID and a multitude of other qualifications and background checks. That automatically makes it more difficult. Not to mention, the expense alone excludes a lot of people. 

The market is flooded with stolen weapons. From criminals that likely had a bunch of second chances. I question which weapons you’re talking about when you say military grade. Are they available? Sure. But Joe Blow won’t get military grade weapon. They can’t get your average handgun, rifle, etc. but not military grade.

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