spaceguy said:
Don't believe me, http://articles.chicagotribune.com/1996-07-22/news/9607220184_1_estrada-chest-thursday-night-round-lake-beach Also the kid that did the movie theater shooting, Bought all his guns at a shop. He also wasn't allowed on campus cause of what he was telling his councelor. He was a loner and never would have got guns if the councelor had a way to flag his background check. It won't be perfect but hey if you want perfect than why try anything at all. Anything you do is not going to be perfect but you can make it better. Drinking and driving deaths has went way down because we regulate it better with stiffer laws. I can't stand this logic people use. Well people will still get it, Yea but most that do mass shooting are loners and don't have connections. The laws are as such that the councelor that was seeing the kid that did the school shooting couldn't even ask if they had a gun in the house. If she was able to ask and tell the lady to lock it up or move the gun, than maybe that kid wouldn't have been able to get it. IF IT SAVES ONE LIFE, THEN IT IS WORTH IT. Simple. If you are not a bad person or a person with problems that might indicate that you might be a threat to others. What do you have to worry about? nothing, So the regulation won't affect law abiding citizens. |
If you grew up near Chicago, or any big city, then you should also know it takes maybe 10 minutes and $300 to buy a gun off the street. All you described was that those that want a gun will find a means to acquire one. Whether that means going out of town to gun shows or whatever, they'll do it. If that eventually means buying them off the street, they'll do it.
If saving one life was worth it, everything would be banned.
And do you really think that such regulation woudl have stopped Holmes from acquiring guns?
The rEVOLution is not being televised