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More guns..................wins again.

 

Wow, so a killer was deterred by armed security and instead chose a 'gun free' zone. Shocking! http://www.latimes.com/opinion/readersreact/la-ol-le-gun-free-zones-mass-shootings-20160713-snap-story.html?outputType=amp  https://twitter.com/NBCNews/status/979049763399233536 

 

Ever since the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, many on the Left have cited the lack of immediate response from the deputy on duty as evidence that the “good guy with a gun” approach isn’t an effective deterrent to would-be shooters. At the same time, more “gun free zones” liberals say help ensure everyone’s safety have been called for. With that in mind, here’s the latest news about Pulse Nightclub mass murderer Omar Mateen and why he chose that location:

 

 

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Prosecutors: Pulse attacker intended to attack Disney World's shopping and entertainment complex by hiding a gun in a stroller, but became spooked by police and instead chose the gay club as his target. https://nbcnews.to/2pKPlNq

 

 
 
He got “spooked”? In other words: he was deterred by good guys with guns.
 
 
 
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3 minutes ago, B-Man said:

More guns..................wins again.

 

Wow, so a killer was deterred by armed security and instead chose a 'gun free' zone. Shocking! http://www.latimes.com/opinion/readersreact/la-ol-le-gun-free-zones-mass-shootings-20160713-snap-story.html?outputType=amp  https://twitter.com/NBCNews/status/979049763399233536 

 

Ever since the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, many on the Left have cited the lack of immediate response from the deputy on duty as evidence that the “good guy with a gun” approach isn’t an effective deterrent to would-be shooters. At the same time, more “gun free zones” liberals say help ensure everyone’s safety have been called for. With that in mind, here’s the latest news about Pulse Nightclub mass murderer Omar Mateen and why he chose that location:

 

 

 
 
He got “spooked”? In other words: he was deterred by good guys with guns.
 
 
 
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This is a fairly obvious point.

 

Mass shooters seek out victims.  Victims are more easily found among the disarmed.  This is buttressed by the fact the most mass shooters shoot themselves after being engaged.  They are not interested in fire fights.

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On 3/23/2018 at 8:46 PM, B-Man said:

Leftist/Media/dems/ (students ?)  fail

 

NBC/WSJ poll shocker: Majority of Americans say owning a gun increases safety

 

 

Quick !.........more marches.

Okay, but the purpose of the march was to ban call for a ban of selling semi-automatic rifles similar to the AR-15.  I think.  Every poll I've looked at has at least 60% agree (regardless of how the semi-automatic rifle was defined/worded) in the question.  I personally am fine with the gun laws now, but I believe that was the purpose of the march.

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12 hours ago, Doc Brown said:

Okay, but the purpose of the march was to ban call for a ban of selling semi-automatic rifles similar to the AR-15.  I think.  Every poll I've looked at has at least 60% agree (regardless of how the semi-automatic rifle was defined/worded) in the question.  I personally am fine with the gun laws now, but I believe that was the purpose of the march.

 

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Well, that's a bad example if you're arguing the purpose of the march wasn't just to ban semi-automatic rifles similar to the AR-15.  It looks like an AR-15 which people blame them still being legal to buy because of the 2nd Amendment if the sole purpose was to ban. There were some signs though that said ban all guns and abolish 2nd amendment so the message of the march was a little nebulous.  If they interviewed people you'd probably get many different answers on what changes they want to see to existing gun laws.

 

 

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6 minutes ago, Doc Brown said:

Well, that's a bad example if you're arguing the purpose of the march wasn't just to ban semi-automatic rifles similar to the AR-15.  It looks like an AR-15 which people blame them still being legal to buy because of the 2nd Amendment if the sole purpose was to ban. There were some signs though that said ban all guns and abolish 2nd amendment so the message of the march was a little nebulous.  If they interviewed people you'd probably get many different answers on what changes they want to see to existing gun laws.

 

 

 

Regardless of what their stated purpose might be, their actual purpose is to ban private ownership of firearms.   They'll take inch after inch until they get the whole mile, as the last 100 years of legislation clearly demonstrate.

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18 minutes ago, Doc Brown said:

Well, that's a bad example if you're arguing the purpose of the march wasn't just to ban semi-automatic rifles similar to the AR-15.  It looks like an AR-15 which people blame them still being legal to buy because of the 2nd Amendment if the sole purpose was to ban. There were some signs though that said ban all guns and abolish 2nd amendment so the message of the march was a little nebulous.  If they interviewed people you'd probably get many different answers on what changes they want to see to existing gun laws.

 

 

 

The liberal purpose is to strip all Americans of the right to private gun ownership, and if they don't say it they are lying by omission.

 

Liberals amend this by making sure that they and their rich and powerful friends retain their right to private gun ownership.

 

 

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18 hours ago, Doc Brown said:

Well, that's a bad example if you're arguing the purpose of the march wasn't just to ban semi-automatic rifles similar to the AR-15.  It looks like an AR-15 which people blame them still being legal to buy because of the 2nd Amendment if the sole purpose was to ban. There were some signs though that said ban all guns and abolish 2nd amendment so the message of the march was a little nebulous.  If they interviewed people you'd probably get many different answers on what changes they want to see to existing gun laws.

 

 

I am still immensely dividied on this subject and will always be, along with abortion.

 

But, disirregardless of how I feel about guns and what is right or wrong it is a right given to us.  So, as disclosure I have shifted from a viewpoint of limiting gun ownership 20 years ago to repealing all gun laws now.  And I own no firearms, as preferenced by !@#$s who said I shouldn't.

 

So, the biggest issue tackling the second is the group wanting to tweak the second amendment begins by trying to whittle down the right piece by piece on something they seem to know very little about.  In their stream of consciousness they take away every bit of gun ownership until they make the 2nd a moot point. At that point the majority of the country becomes opposed.

 

If they want to take any momentum they need to take a better tactical approach and stop shitting in themselves. When Rubio was ready to ban bump stocks and all of that they said it wasn't enough and mocked him. That took all pressure off Rubio to comply. Nothing was good enough in their argument and all the voices crying for change just became noise.

 

They need to look at how MADD changed alcohol sales and go systematically at each state, at each leader, at each local level and then blast the federal government in to a con to change everything. 

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