Are you really trying to pretend that only 50 years of history counts?Are you really trying to pretend that despite all the advances in gun technology that gun violence is not at a 50 year low in US?
I can do this all day, hotshot.
Are you really trying to pretend that only 50 years of history counts?Are you really trying to pretend that despite all the advances in gun technology that gun violence is not at a 50 year low in US?
I'll focus on this for a moment, because it gets brought up a lot. (Usually in the form of the hackneyed "if guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns" bumper sticker)Also note, the gun violence stemming from just those four cities comes from on majority illegally purchased weapons.
I guess the answer is, Yes, he really is going to do that.Are you really trying to pretend that despite all the advances in gun technology that gun violence is not at a 50 year low in US?
If gun lethality has increased in 50 years, shouldn't have the fatalities too?Are you really trying to pretend that only 50 years of history counts?
I can do this all day, hotshot.
Banning a product does not reduce demand.I'll focus on this for a moment, because it gets brought up a lot. (Usually in the form of the hackneyed "if guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns" bumper sticker)
Every single "illegally purchased" weapon was produced to meet legal demand, and was purchased legally at least once.
Reducing demand would reduce production and thus reduce availability of both legal and illegal weapons.
Laments a binary world, only has 1 binary solution to the problem. Oh, irony.I wish I lived in the binary world you live in, where only one factor ever acts on anything.
you.. you're a word smith.Laments a binary world, only has 1 binary solution to the problem. Oh, irony.
Did you ever say eliminate? Nope. What are you even ranting about at this point?Uh, you don't seem to understand that "reduce" and "eliminate" are not the same thing.
Except, you really do only have one "solution".Yeah, except that's not my actual position.
High five, though.
Look at you unable to even consider anything past restrictions.Duppin_sl said:If you're not willing to consider any restrictions on guns, ammo, or magazines, what is left to restrict? Sights? Slings?
If your contention is that the drug war and prohibition had no effect on demand, you're powerful stupid.Did you ever say eliminate? Nope. What are you even ranting about at this point?
Actually, you were the one saying that dipshit.If your contention is that the drug war and prohibition had no effect on demand, you're powerful stupid.
Except, you know, that's not true. The part that you don't like, though, is that I think restrictions on guns, ammo, and magazines could be PART of the solution. You refuse to even consider that.Except, you really do only have one "solution".
I think a magazine size restriction would be a damn good place to start. It's not a perfect solution, but every time you force someone who's under stress to have to fiddle with their weapon in order to keep killing, that's an opportunity for the situation to end somehow.Might I ask what your position is? Magizine limitations to 10 rounds? You've shit on all of us for being close minded. Open our eyes.
Yeah they increased the demand. Congrats, the gun bans you want will only continue to increase gun sales.If your contention is that the drug war and prohibition had no effect on demand, you're powerful stupid.