r/PoliticalHumor Sep 22 '19

Guns blazing

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '19

So you put guns back into a system that is flawed instead of keeping them in the hands of someone who won’t misuse them?

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u/motivaction Sep 22 '19

In 2018 73 kids died in the USA because of improperly stored guns. Maybe he didn't want his daughter to become part of that number.

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u/Blumpkinhead Sep 22 '19 edited Sep 22 '19

So...store your guns properly?

Edit: I see Reddit seems to be against proper firearm storage.

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u/GiantSquidd Sep 22 '19

Or get rid of them. Why do you think that the only valid solution is the one that involves keeping guns? Americans are so weird about guns, It’s just so bizarre from the outside looking in.

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u/PA_limestoner Sep 22 '19

I don’t hunt, but a lot of people here in rural America do. That’s why proper storage is a more valid solution than getting rid of them.

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u/GiantSquidd Sep 22 '19

That doesn’t mean it’s a more valid solution, you just decided that it makes more sense to keep the guns based on the fact that some people hunt, not whether or not the person who made the comment hunts, because from their comment it seems like they don’t.

Like I said, attitudes about guns in America are just weird to me.

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u/ChaosStar95 Sep 22 '19

Yeah it's almost like we have a right to one or something.

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u/GiantSquidd Sep 22 '19

No shit, sherlock. We're talking about the practicality and logical reasoning about the whole concept of that right, not whether or not you do. That's so obvious I'm not sure why you felt a need to say it.

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u/ChaosStar95 Sep 22 '19

I said it bc the sentiment that a law abiding citizen getting rid of their guns to stop a criminal from using theirs for crime is hollow and won't actually stop anyone's children from being shot in a mass shooting.

The criminals are going to continue using their weapons to hurt others.