elpablo21
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The video game argument when it comes to mass shooting is so weak. Kids all over the world have access to these games, yet they don't shoot up people at the same rate.
Almost as weak as the gun argument. People all over the America have access to those guns, yet they don't shoot up schools.
Again, the Right is stripping away funding that makes getting a proper education impossible. Supposed to be able to bolster police forces at a school? On what budget? Plus, NYC is an entirely different beast. Of course this city has a higher need for security. You literally can't compare NY to any other city in the U.S., especially in a post-9/11 world.
You realize there was an armed cop or two at Parkland, right? Officer Billy ain't stopping the nut job who wants to walk in with an AR-15 and let off rounds on the student body. You have to have slightly more sense than this.
Again bid dawg, you struggle to comprehend basic probability, so of course you don't understand the gun regulation debate.Almost as weak as the gun argument. People all over the America have access to those guns, yet they don't shoot up schools.
there's armed Police in NYC schools many with metal detectors..works well, whats da problem?
Again bid dawg, you struggle to comprehend basic probability, so of course you don't understand the gun regulation debate.
Your just being your usual obtuse trolling self.
But surprisingly, this time I don't like you are trolling. Just ignorant of rudimentary probability.
More schools with more guns? Sounds like regression.
You would think the aim over the years would have been to reach a point where armed guards and metal detectors weren't needed in any schools.
Violent videogames face very little controversy here but not once have I ever heard of a school shooting here. A big stabbing massacre in a kindergarten yes but that's it.
Personally I'm not even aware of actual security at schools. I'm sure it's a thing in some notorious districts but certainly not anywhere close to where I live. My highschool with 3500 students had 0 security employees
World peace szn
Lol @ the idea of anyone with a handgun trying to neutralize someone with an AR15 dudes live IN a video game..
Not entertaining your deflections, daftness and all out buffoonery today.The gun debate is a dumb one. It always is. People get highly-emotional after tragedies and call for reform that wouldn't change the events. I understand the drive to react that way. It is horrible that the scumbag did this. But AR-15-style gun bans, or age requirements, or bump stocks, etc... ain't changing the outcome. That is the unfortunate reality. The Charleston shooter used a regular handgun and shot 9. The rifle the parkland student used was semi-automatic. It was still as fast as you can pull the trigger, just like a handgun. At most, the accuracy would have been better if he was a trained shooter. Sadly a lot of people that chime in on the gun debate know nothing about guns.
More schools with more guns? Sounds like regression.
You would think the aim over the years would have been to reach a point where armed guards and metal detectors weren't needed in any schools.
Or we could just get on par with other comparable countries?
Oh I forgot...da price of freedom.
Or we could just get on par with other comparable countries?
Oh I forgot...da price of freedom.
Not entertaining your deflections, daftness and all out buffoonery today.
Be blessed and be gone from my alerts Big Dawg
Which other countries? The ones with the bombings? Or the ones with the vehicle or knife killings?
Australia banned guns after one mass shooting. I dare you to go to Melbourne or Sydney and pretend like America is leaps and bounds better.Which other countries? The ones with the bombings? Or the ones with the vehicle or knife killings?