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Daily Poll 174: Can the state solve the problem of mass shootings?
It’s a sad day today 10 people were murdered in a mass shooting in Buffalo New York. Whenever a shooting like this happens the victims are used as tools to advance political talking points and a platform for activism. The attention and hatred that this understandably causes is what makes commiting shootings like these desirable and worthwhile to these psychopaths. It’s not a problem that goes away with gun laws especially in a country like the US where the black market is always going to be alive and well. Those are just my thoughts what are yours? Don’t forget to vote on the poll and to comment below!
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I believe more people should have guns. But once they have them, they NEED to learn about them. There needs to be a gun culture and sense of responsibility around owning firearms. The United States had this in its inception but we have since strayed away. You could make the argument that creating a police force helped us stray away from it; you no longer “needed” a gun, just call the cops. But that also creates its own set of problems, as history has shown us.
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I also believe in the 2A. It’s disgusting the narrative and blame after the fact. I think it can only get better when the parents or friends notice the trend or scheme before the act and report it to police. Pretty much a wellness check or phycological check.