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Jonathan Elias @EliasABC7
Shooting location appears to be facility that works with dev. Disabled. Active shooting situation. 12 dead more injured. @ABC7News
its very difficult for me to have sympathy because America brings this upon herself with her gun laws. This is the collateral damage you have to account for when virtually anyone can get hold of a gun.
That's not only incredibly cold it also makes no sense.its very difficult for me to have sympathy because America brings this upon herself with her gun laws. This is the collateral damage you have to account for when virtually anyone can get hold of a gun.
Ah for fecks sake, can we not go a week without some mad bastards killing people? It's nearly Christmas ffs.
its very difficult for me to have sympathy because America brings this upon herself with her gun laws. This is the collateral damage you have to account for when virtually anyone can get hold of a gun.
It's crazy to think stuff like this can happen anywhere in this country. Gives one pause everytime this comes on the news, and I do a quick check of my rolodex to ensure no one I know is in the vicinity.
I'll be honest it scares the shit out of me and I don't even live there I 'just' have friends and family there.It's crazy to think stuff like this can happen anywhere in this country. Gives one pause everytime this comes on the news, and I do a quick check of my rolodex to ensure no one I know is in the vicinity.
That's not only incredibly cold it also makes no sense.
Plus nobody I know got killed in San Bernadino CA, I gotta say it was a good day.
It makes no sense to say you're devoid of sympathy for victims because of the laws of their country. Extrapolate that logic to other counties and think about what you're saying.When you have a law that states everyone has the right to own a weapon that can cause mass killings, it follows that a tiny minority of people will misuse it for their own agenda. Surely that has to be calculated and accounted for when setting up such a law.
As for being cold, not really. Of course its horrific and tragic for the individuals and their families, I'd be beside myself if the life of a loved one was stolen from me like this.
But on a societal level, I refer to the point I made above. America really has to sort this gun ownership issue out with a fundamental restructuring of its culture. As technology and incomes continue to increase, so the destructive power and availability of guns will increase. We are very close to the tipping point in the US where these events are an every day occurrence.
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I get what you're saying regarding the gun laws...but victims of crime, NEVER ask for it. Your statement unfortunately sounds like...'they got what was coming to them'.
America's gun culture is broken, as well as the money behind politics that enables it. But what you said initially sounds along the lines of those people blaming rape victims for dressing attractively.When you have a law that states everyone has the right to own a weapon that can cause mass killings, it follows that a tiny minority of people will misuse it for their own agenda. Surely that has to be calculated and accounted for when setting up such a law.
As for being cold, not really. Of course its horrific and tragic for the individuals and their families, I'd be beside myself if the life of a loved one was stolen from me like this.
But on a societal level, I refer to the point I made above. America really has to sort this gun ownership issue out with a fundamental restructuring of its culture. As technology and incomes continue to increase, so the destructive power and availability of guns will increase. We are very close to the tipping point in the US where these events are an every day occurrence.
It makes no sense to say you're devoid of sympathy for victims because of the laws of their country. Extrapolate that logic to other counties and think about what you're saying.
You say that like its down to the general populace.As I said, individually its horrific, however, only Americans sorting out this issue for themselves will make any difference.
America's gun culture is broken, as well as the money behind politics that enables it. But what you said initially sounds along the lines of those people blaming rape victims for dressing attractively.
How are the republican and gun nuts going to blame mental illness for this one?
You say that like its down to the general populus.
But this would never happen in a country where everyone has guns to defend themselves?
Well if Im correct, the majority of Americans believe gun ownership for all should remain, despite these events happening on a ruler basis for many decades. Even in the most recent gun debate initiated by Obama in a Democrat majority Government, a majority wanted to retain the right to bear arms. Or have I mistaken that?
If Im right, then yes, the general populous knows the risks and is willing to put up with it.
Look, I don't know why you are making me out to be the bad guy here! I hate guns or any weapons for that matter, and Im in no way condoning their use! Most societies in the the world have made gun ownershi illegal by the common man.
America chooses not to. That comes at a societal cost - thats all Im saying.
You thought of that when reading about shootings in America? Isis wouldn't add on to their problems.Isis related?