She certainly has a right to voice her opinion and I give a lot of leeway because of what she has experienced however her anger is misguided.
Lots of responsibility to go around for this. The kid made choices and I doubt any amount of gun control was going to stop him.
We need to change our culture, we need to hold children responsible instead of placating them. We need parents to love their kids by not shielding them from responsibility. When a kid screws up and the parents are called, the parents don’t need to defend kids, they need to be held accountable.
We don’t need participation trophies, we don’t need to make excuses for behavior. If a kid is confused at the age of seven about their sexual identity, we need to get to the underlying reasons instead of giving into the kids.
Parents are the key, teachers can only do so much, society can only do so much. The police made some really dumb errors but can they watch a kid everyday?
Just a few thoughts.
No guns it will be the best. Ask dozens of countries who don't have thrm or have a small of them.
America should stop acting like thry are better in everything. When it comes to gun violence we are one of the worst and we should take other countries as an example and don't play the Shu born and stuck up game.
Ok, you're the president.
How do you get 300,000,000+ firearms turned in?
How do you get gangbangers and other criminal types to give up their firearms?
How do you get Congress to pass a bill making it mandatory to turn in their arms?
How do you get the repeal of the Second Amendment passed?
Is not something that can be done by just the sitting president. But Americans as a whole need to change their mentality about gun ownership, vote out pro gun nuts, and walk towards sanity and a safer country.
One major terrorist attack and we spent billions of dollars to stop other attacks from happening, along of dozens of security measures and legislations, that even goes into violating some civil liberties that this country was founded on...thousands die each year from gun violence and we still can't do anything tangible to stop the blood bath.
Is not something that can be done by just the sitting president.
I'm well aware of that.
takes a lot of people and states to get it repealed.
now...
answer the question.
How do you, as the newly appointed president, get the ball rolling?
Someone else not this mental we have now. By admitting that we have a gun problem and not just blame it on mental illness. For a starter.
She certainly has a right to voice her opinion and I give a lot of leeway because of what she has experienced however her anger is misguided.
Lots of responsibility to go around for this. The kid made choices and I doubt any amount of gun control was going to stop him.
We need to change our culture, we need to hold children responsible instead of placating them. We need parents to love their kids by not shielding them from responsibility. When a kid screws up and the parents are called, the parents don’t need to defend kids, they need to be held accountable.
We don’t need participation trophies, we don’t need to make excuses for behavior. If a kid is confused at the age of seven about their sexual identity, we need to get to the underlying reasons instead of giving into the kids.
Parents are the key, teachers can only do so much, society can only do so much. The police made some really dumb errors but can they watch a kid everyday?
Just a few thoughts.
No guns it will be the best. Ask dozens of countries who don't have thrm or have a small of them.
America should stop acting like thry are better in everything. When it comes to gun violence we are one of the worst and we should take other countries as an example and don't play the Shu born and stuck up game.
Ok, you're the president.
How do you get 300,000,000+ firearms turned in?
How do you get gangbangers and other criminal types to give up their firearms?
How do you get Congress to pass a bill making it mandatory to turn in their arms?
How do you get the repeal of the Second Amendment passed?
Is not something that can be done by just the sitting president. But Americans as a whole need to change their mentality about gun ownership, vote out pro gun nuts, and walk towards sanity and a safer country.
One major terrorist attack and we spent billions of dollars to stop other attacks from happening, along of dozens of security measures and legislations, that even goes into violating some civil liberties that this country was founded on...thousands die each year from gun violence and we still can't do anything tangible to stop the blood bath.
According to Gallup, most Americans want stricter gun laws. Only 28% of Americans are in favor of a complete gun ban, 71% don’t want a ban. So you have no chance of keeping pro gun advocates out of office, even Democrats are not for a total ban. This is a pretty in-depth poll on Americans on the gun issue.
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I know you want to blame an inanimate object for the choices real people make, fortunately most Americans think deeper than that.
Again, it is culture, it is parents not disciplining or making their kids take responsibility for their actions. It is parents not spending quality time with their kids. It is parents blaming teachers and others for their child’s behavior instead of taking responsibility for them and the raising of their own children. It’s coddling kids, it is trying to treat children like adults and letting kids make adult decisions.
We need to train our children to make good decisions when they are young when the penalty for mistakes are minor. Let kids that mess up pay the consequences for their decisions, so as they get older they are more apt to make good decisions.
We are failing our children, gun violence is a result, not the cause and until we quit trying to shove the responsibility off on some inanimate object and take responsibility for what is going on, we are doomed to more violence.
Can we tighten who does and doesn’t get guns, sure. Can we do more and more extensive background checks, sure. Can we ban guns, sure. None of those will cure the REAL problem and that is no one wants to take responsibility, we want to blame someone, anyone else. It is our fault.
