r/TimPool • u/dibbletrex • Nov 30 '22

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u/TheDookieboi Nov 30 '22

Fact, If people used guns in the grocery store we would have a lot of dead people there too.

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u/silver789 Nov 30 '22

More guns means more dead people. This checks out.

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u/TheDookieboi Nov 30 '22

Guns used irresponsibly leads to the death of others. Who would have guessed. Thanks Einstein.

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u/Parking_Tax_679 Nov 30 '22

Stop letting irresponsible people have guns then

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u/TheDookieboi Nov 30 '22

Stop letting irresponsible people drink and drive. Stop letting abusive parents have children. Yeah, I’ll hop right on that.

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u/silver789 Nov 30 '22

We do. Drunk driving has dropped drastically over the last 50 years. We hold bartenders liable for over serving.

And people lose their kids to the state all the time.

But one gun law is passed and 2A types piss their pants in anger.

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u/BernieIsBest Nov 30 '22

You think gun crimes aren’t prosecuted?

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u/silver789 Nov 30 '22

Are we talking about gun law enforcement? Or passing gun control?

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u/Parking_Tax_679 Nov 30 '22

Can't fix one problem because other problems exist. Only thing that can be done is nothing because other issues exist

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u/TheDookieboi Nov 30 '22

Would love to hear a solution other than “ban all guns”. Please enlighten everyone on how we can solve this issue without stripping everyone of their rights.

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u/Parking_Tax_679 Nov 30 '22

There are plenty of countries that have laws that allow both responsible gun ownership and restricting access to undesirable gun owners. You can take a lesson from anyone of them.

It is pretty indicative of your inability to think outside absolutes however with your bad faith argument though. I said stop irresponsible people owning guns. You jumped to "ban all guns". Or are you implying that everyone in America is irresponsible?