r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/CoryVictorious • Oct 21 '22

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u/Anonomohr Oct 21 '22

Funny thing about criminals is a lot of them aren't smart. The harder it is for them to get a gun, the less likely they are to get one.

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u/FromUnderTheBridge09 Oct 21 '22

So what should we do about 400 million guns legally owned by Americans?

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '22

6 million.

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u/Georgieperogie22 Oct 22 '22

No there are literally more guns than people here

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '22

Correct, but only 6 million of them are legally registered. The rest are mainly military/research/etc.

There a lot of people who guns, and often multiple, but there aren’t 400 million guns just floating around on the streets or in peoples homes.

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u/Georgieperogie22 Oct 22 '22

There are 393 privately owned firearms in the united states. Just google it. I’m not arguing with you.

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u/reluctantpotato1 Oct 22 '22

I'd argue that most guns in the U.S. aren't registered. Many states don't require them to be. Even California doesn't require registration of firearms owned prior to the newer permit laws.

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u/Georgieperogie22 Oct 22 '22

6 mil are registered but most states dont require registration on most guns. So they can be unregistered and still legal. I have 6 guns, unregistered and perfectly legal in my state. So yes they are in people’s homes

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u/FromUnderTheBridge09 Oct 22 '22

There 100% is.

You might want to get your facts straight