Shooting at Batman Premiere - 12 dead / Your opinions on gun laws

[VetteDude]

chapset said:

VetteDude said:

radishhead said:

http://www.kctv5.com/story/19071381/shooting-at-theater-during-batman-premiere-in-colorado

I just turned on the news and I saw this incident - apparently it's the worst in the USA since a school shooting many years ago (I think), so it's extremely saddening.

Aside from just reporting the story however (which I assume American users know about already), I wondered what your opinions were regarding gun laws. It's impossible to deny that the chances of such a tragedy happening would be reduced if ownership of a gun is illegal without a license (assuming these licenses were very difficult to get, and wouldn't allow a civilian to carry one in public). Is the idea of possessing a gun an outdated idea, or is it still significant in the modern world?

You are so fucking ignorant. You've probably never shot an assualt rifle in you life and you are calling for a gun ban. I'm a law abiding citizen, I would never do this. But if I was in the movie  with my concealed carry, that guy would have been dead as soon as the first shot was fired.  And yes, to get a concealed carry you have to pass a test and go to classes. The only ones who abide by a gun ban are law abiding citizens. What would happen is more stuff like this where nobody can protect themselves.

ya right, ar15 + body armor vs 9 mm you think you would've stand a chance, also people might have tought you were with him and shoot at you too, don't forget the perp was a law abiding citizen too before he did that shooting

Who conceal carries a 9mm? I would have a weapon with a bigger bullet than his AR15 which is designed more for long range, no CQC.