the thread's been infested with retards.
the thread's been infested with retards.
He had a BB gun, he wore a maga cap, he shot my piglets, he had evil eyes.....
Okay, but so do millions of other rebelous teenagers. The kid is not the main problem here. What is the problem? Canadains have guns, but they seem to have way less gun crimes. Mental health? Yes, that seems to be a major factor, cause you got to be nuts to do something like this. What is the reason? I don't know, have to watch 'Bowling for Columbine' again.
They also, of course, do not have a moron for a president.Canadian gun laws [divide] firearms into categories with requirements including registration, permits, training courses and exams for all allowed weapons. First-time owners must also fill out a survey that asks about mental health and criminal record. There is a background check and mandatory 28-day waiting period. Canada also has no law or constitutional provision guaranteeing the right to bear arms.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...=.a441d2058626
The point being that tampering with the domestic arms industry such as banning any class of weapons or making them more difficult to obtain would have a detrimental effect on an already debt ridden economy.
When most people think of the US weapons industry they think of military weapons and dont realise how important the domestic arms industry is to the economy. This is pointed out to the pollies by the NRA and the weapons industry and contributes heavily to their reluctance to anything.
If you read the link you would possibly have been able to work this out.
US presidents cannot do much at all.
Obama was for "gun control" or restricting guns and who knows, perhaps even banning them.
If he did want some limitations/restriction that has to go through Congress and at times the USCC.
An Executive Order would likely be thrown out by the USCC.
This is from 2012, but the numbers are huge:
209,750 Number of jobs related to the firearm industry in 2012, according to the National Shooting Sports Foundation, which estimates that $9.8 billion in annual wages are earned annually30% Percentage increase in employment in the industry between 2008 and 2011, according to the National Shooting Sports Foundation
17-to-1 Ratio of gun-rights lobbyist spending to gun control lobbyist spending in 2011, according to opensecrets.org and an analysis by Republic Report. Gun rights groups spent $4,212,996; gun control groups spent $240,000.
Newtown Shooting: America's Gun Economy, By the Numbers | TIME.com
A sign of the level of inanity
It was suggested "Arm the teacher" not by a forum troll or the NRA but the
"US Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos Joshua Roberts/ReutersThe US education secretary said schools have the “option” of arming teachers but refused to be drawn on whether she personally believed it was a good idea.
If you're going to quote numbers, put it into perspective:
$229 billion
The cost of fatal and non-fatal gun violence to the U.S. in 2012, representing 1.4% of total gross domestic product.(Mother Jones)
^ ^^ and ^^^,
Indivative of the obvious that:
this is a very f*cked up issue in many fronts.
And things won't change.
These are just "suggestions....." Which wouldn't work well anyway, IMO.
So a teacher would carry a CCW, pistol. He/she is still a sitting duck. Holster an AR-15 over their shoulders while in class?
Harry,
You have two styles of posting: 1. insult / name call. 2. Ask a rhetorical question that is a waste of space.
Your rhetorical question to me is #2.
USSC: United States Supreme Court.
And of course, SCOTUS is one likes.
You must be bored in your retirement - and unhappy as well.
Looks like the FBI bungled their investigation of this Cruz kid shooter.
It was well known this kid was trouble, but they failed to do anything about him.
Bungled education and law enforcement, an outrageous breach of public trust.
$42.9 billion
Estimated overall economic impact of the firearms and ammo industry in the U.S. (NSSF)
Does anyone actually believe that ???
They must be counting the military amo and guns.
As a reminder : The U.S. military budget is $611 billions
Statistics for dumbs ass inbred Hillbillys
And Stefan notes Psychotropic and SSRI drugs, which (a lot / many?) mass shooters were prescribed while doing the slaughter.
And he notes how the media is basically mute on this as well as the politicians, who get multi-millions of dollars from the Big Pharma Companies.
He says this at 32:05
The issue is not the drugs, nor the mental illness.
Even someone with no history of mental illness can have a nervous breakdown.
The problem is that a fucking teenager can buy an AR15 and a shitload of ammo.
No other developed country allows this, because they aren't fucking stupid.
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