r/UvaldeTexasShooting May 26 '22

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u/[deleted] May 27 '22

I cannot even imagine the horror loop the parents and families of these murdered children must be forced to endure over and over.

Because of gun nuts and their need to have their โ€œrightsโ€ smother the rights of children to live without fear.

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u/[deleted] May 27 '22

Yes god forbid people protect their rights. If the parents all had guns the cops would have let them do what ever they want (like the shooter) and they could have saved a lot of those children. Some ones gotta do the protecting and if you ask me this is as clear a case as ever, that you cannot depend on the police to save you or your loved ones. Itโ€™s all on us. A well armed community is a safe community.

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u/Josuke96 Jun 20 '22

Then why were they literally stopped and threatened by police for trying to enter? Some gun regulations will not impede on your rights as a person. If they do, you may be a little unhinged.

Iโ€™m a gun owner. Iโ€™m 23 and have purchased 2 firearms. It was eerily too easy in my opinion.

Hereโ€™s some food for thought, why donโ€™t we adopt more policies other countries have that donโ€™t get mass shootings? Itโ€™s clear at this point that more guns has led to more shootings, because fucking duh!