How to reduce gun violence.

[Woodznutz]

Gun violence is a problem, no one can deny this. But do we have a clear understanding of what the problem actually is? It's hard to address a problem if we don't know what it actually is. This requires a careful study of each gun violence event, the case history thereof. We have not done this. Instead, we are painting a hazy picture of the problem with a large, cheap, brush and offering radical, knee jerk, solutions that can't be agreed upon by any two people.

It may be that upon careful examination the gun violence problem not only might be less serious than most believe, but that reasonable means of reducing it are well within reach and budget.

We have around 40,000 gun deaths per year. Examining each case shouldn't require much more effort than reading a large book, especially if those cases are categorized and collated properly.

All we need is this information gathered in one place and free for anyone to access. Only then can we understand the problem.

 

[kyzr]

The answer is getting violent criminals off the streets.
Until that happens they can live in a shooting gallery and hope no stray bullets hit them.

 

[Unkotare]

We have a mental health problem. We have a social messaging problem. We have an undermining of faith and values and families problem. We have a media problem. We have a social cohesion problem.





















And we have a problem with that one wheel on the grocery cart that always turns the wrong way and makes you veer into the pyramid of tangerines in the produce section problem.

 

[Woodznutz]

The answer is getting violent criminals off the streets.

Take away the carcass and the eagles won't gather.

 

[Woodznutz]

And we have a problem with that one wheel on the grocery cart that always turns the wrong way and makes you veer into the pyramid of tangerines in the produce section problem.

Don't get me started on grocery carts.

 

[Unkotare]

Don't get me started on grocery carts.

Put....the gun.....down.....

 

[BULLDOG]

We have a mental health problem. We have a social messaging problem. We have an undermining of faith and values and families problem. We have a media problem. We have a social cohesion problem.





















And we have a problem with that one wheel on the grocery cart that always turns the wrong way and makes you veer into the pyramid of tangerines in the produce section problem.

They have those same problems in every other advanced country. We are the only country with mass shooter problems as bad as ours.

 

[kyzr]

They have those same problems in every other advanced country. We are the only country with mass shooter problems as bad as ours.

So your answer was__________?

 

[Woodznutz]

They have those same problems in every other advanced country. We are the only country with mass shooter problems as bad as ours.

We have and anger and an evil problem. We understand why some people are evil, but why the anger?

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

It's hard to address a problem if we don't know what it actually is. This requires a careful study of each gun violence event, the case history thereof. We have not done this. Instead, we are painting a hazy picture of the problem with a large, cheap, brush and offering radical, knee jerk, solutions that can't be agreed upon by any two people.

I would argue that it is done deliberately so that knee-jerk denials of unalienable rights becomes the norm.

The political elite are afraid of us. They know they have no force strong enough to stop 100,000,000 armed and pissed off citizens.

Disarmament

is

the

goal

PERIOD

So, no real effort to understand this will ever happen because they WANT mass shooting and are probably even grooming these shooters.

All we need is this information gathered in one place and free for anyone to access. Only then can we understand the problem.

Will NEVER happen because the culpable parties are the political elite. That would be akin to an admission of guilt.

 

[flan327]

The answer is getting violent criminals off the streets.
Until that happens they can live in a shooting gallery and hope no stray bullets hit them.

More POLICE?

And the money comes from…?

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

So your answer was__________?

ban guns, of course

That is the only answer gun grabbers can imagine

like always

the MILLIONS who are not a problem must lose unalienable rights to stop the 0.000001%

This is how tyranny arises. Every time.

 

[TNHarley]

They have those same problems in every other advanced country. We are the only country with mass shooter problems as bad as ours.

Are they a diverse country filled with over 325M people? Of course they arent.
Comparing other countries to USA is ignorant and lazy.

 

[kyzr]

More POLICE?
And the money comes from…?

Taxes. Where else would money come from?

 

[Woodznutz]

I would argue that it is done deliberately so that knee-jerk denials of unalienable rights becomes the norm.

The political elite are afraid of us. They know they have no force strong enough to stop 100,000,000 armed and pissed off citizens.

Disarmament

is

the

goal

PERIOD

So, no real effort to understand this will ever happen because they WANT mass shooting and are probably even grooming these shooters.

Will NEVER happen because the culpable parties are the political elite. That would be akin to an admission of guilt.

I don't believe such information would reveal a conspiracy but it might reveal that the problem is less serious than it is made out to be. Of course this would be feared by those who profit by gun violence.

 

[Woodznutz]

Taxes. Where else would money come from?

Or reallocation of funds now being wasted on fruitless efforts.

 

[BULLDOG]

Are they a diverse country filled with over 325M people? Of course they arent.
Comparing other countries to USA is ignorant and lazy.

Sure. The US is the only diverse country in the world. Your answer sounds like something that silly 2guy might post. I thought you were better than that.

 

[Resnic]

Gun violence is a problem, no one can deny this. But do we have a clear understanding of what the problem actually is? It's hard to address a problem if we don't know what it actually is. This requires a careful study of each gun violence event, the case history thereof. We have not done this. Instead, we are painting a hazy picture of the problem with a large, cheap, brush and offering radical, knee jerk, solutions that can't be agreed upon by any two people.

It may be that upon careful examination the gun violence problem not only might be less serious than most believe, but that reasonable means of reducing it are well within reach and budget.

We have around 40,000 gun deaths per year. Examining each case shouldn't require much more effort than reading a large book, especially if those cases are categorized and collated properly.

All we need is this information gathered in one place and free for anyone to access. Only then can we understand the problem.

It's not hard to figure out. Criminals are the problem.

We shouldn't be showing criminals on tv giving them fame, we shouldn't let violent criminals off so easily, if you kill someone intentionally you should be put to death immediately, we shouldnt be praising criminal dope heads like George Floyd, in cities like Chicago where the mayor wants to sue gang bangers instead of locking them away, in California we shouldn't let rampaging thieves run around unchecked, we shouldn't let drug infested shit hole cities sit and fester, we shouldn't let black thugs get light sentences because they are black like in New York, and any other number of ways we encourage criminals.

Aside from the occasional out of left field shooter 95% of gun violence in America is caused by average everyday ordinary criminals. And even those surprise shooters like the one ulvade we're still known to police and the fbi, they just ignored it.

America could cut it's gun violence by 60% in one year with a good old fashioned crack down on criminals. Execute the killers, jail criminals, no bails and stop giving them excuses for their actions.

We also need to raise strong willed, hard working kids with decent morals and manners. That will go a long way to curbing violence in the future.

 

[Darkwind]

We have and anger and an evil problem. We understand why some people are evil, but why the anger?

Why the anger?

Just turn on the set and watch a single day of Corporate media.

You'll see why.

 

[Woodznutz]

Why the anger?

Just turn on the set and watch a single day of Corporate media.

You'll see why.

Thanks. It actually was a rhetorical question.