Time for some more "prayers and condolences,"

[SmarterthanYou]

I'm not a girlee man, I don't need guns to define my masculinity

so you believe that all cops and military are girlee men????

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How many times do you have to be told that the reason you make up that shit is because you're actually scared to show up to the real location?

As I said, no one wants to go to some gated village in central Florida, and I told you, I'd meet you anytime at Dooley's, but you might actaully see some of those kids with hoodies you are so scared of, so we know that ain't happening

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so you believe that all cops and military are girlee men????

Nah, just them old white guys who think having guns makes them Chuck Norris, as I told your comrades, you can relax, ain't no kid wearing a hoodie ever coming to your front door

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Black man, and possibly racially motivated!

Another one who just don't get it, guns know no race, as long as access is so easy anyone can get a weapon, Stephen Paddock was white, it ain't about race, it is about easy access to guns

[RB 60]

I'm not a girlee man, I don't need guns to define my masculinity

Well, whatever you're using now, it ain't working....

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No, mass shootings have become common because people like you are obsessed with guns instead of looking for root causes.

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Root causes, I'll give the root cause, guns are accessible to nearly anyone in America, as I said, and which every gun advocate ignores, the only variable we can control in mass shootings is the weapon that makes it all possible

[RB 60]

Another one who just don't get it, guns know no race, as long as access is so easy anyone can get a weapon, Stephen Paddock was white, it ain't about race, it is about easy access to guns

No, it isn't about race. It's about nobody teaching the respect for firearms like they used to. That shit didn't happen back then like it does today. I learned it at home and in school.

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Well, whatever you're using now, it ain't working....

I ain't using anything, I don't need exterior benchmarks to define myself

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No, it isn't about race. It's about nobody teaching the respect for firearms like they used to. That shit didn't happen back then like it does today. I learned it at home and in school.

Fine, then you should have no problem with treating guns as we do vehicles, one needs to pass a test and obtain a renewable lisense to operate one. That plus a renewalable registration and liability insurance for each weapon

[USFREEDOM911]

Another one who just don't get it, guns know no race, as long as access is so easy anyone can get a weapon, Stephen Paddock was white, it ain't about race, it is about easy access to guns

Except there is no easy access.

[USFREEDOM911]

Root causes, I'll give the root cause, guns are accessible to nearly anyone in America, as I said, and which every gun advocate ignores, the only variable we can control in mass shootings is the weapon that makes it all possible

Then why weren't there a huge amount of mass shootings, back in the 50s and 60s, when it was a hell of a lot easier to acquire any gun??

[USFREEDOM911]

Fine, then you should have no problem with treating guns as we do vehicles, one needs to pass a test and obtain a renewable lisense to operate one. That plus a renewalable registration and liability insurance for each weapon

So you want to deprive the poor of their 2a rights and only have the wealthy own firearms.

So when did you become a liberal elitist??

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Except there is no easy access.

Right, any kid in Chicago sure doesn't seem to have a problem, plus we know the Internet is always a possibility (https://www.npr.org/sections/alltech...t-a-click-away), and even a individual labeled too dangerous to board an airplane can buy one, so what really is preventing someone who really wants a gun?

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So you want to deprive the poor of their 2a rights and only have the wealthy own firearms.

So when did you become a liberal elitist??

Are they deprived of owning and operating an auto?

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Then why weren't there a huge amount of mass shootings, back in the 50s and 60s, when it was a hell of a lot easier to acquire any gun??

Couple of reasons, to begin, there were never even close to the pure number of guns out there, currently the US has more guns in circulation than people, and secondly, gun advocates as the NRA were not owned and controlled by the gun manufactures, the NRA's positions on gun ownership during the sixties would align them with the Brady Center today