Re:Nine Rounds a Second: Why the Las Vegas Shooting Was Diff...
by ams6110 on Tuesday October 03, 2017 @12:06AM
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If they are law-abiding, what's the problem?
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Re:Nine Rounds a Second: Why the Las Vegas Shooting Was Diff...
by RealGeek on Tuesday October 03, 2017 @12:11AM
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This terrorist was a law abiding citizen until yesterday.
If your law abiding neighbor is building bombs in his garage, is that a problem?
Re:Nine Rounds a Second: Why the Las Vegas Shooting Was Diff...
by mariallery on Tuesday October 03, 2017 @12:15AM
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Because any of these law-abiding people owning a gun could snap some day and go rogue? I'd say that's a really good reason to reduce the guns availability.
Re:Nine Rounds a Second: Why the Las Vegas Shooting Was Diff...
by abhi3 on Tuesday October 03, 2017 @12:35AM
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Re:Nine Rounds a Second: Why the Las Vegas Shooting Was Diff...
by RandVal30142 on Tuesday October 03, 2017 @01:54AM
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>Because any of these law-abiding refugees
Taking your garbage edit of the parent comment and setting it totally aside:
Legal firearms routinely become illegal, most often when they are stolen by people who are already criminals. Unlocked cars are a great source of 'legal' pistols as it turns out.
The problem of small arms proliferation is real and it is one of the reasons U.S. and other modern nations regulate them so much.
Re:Nine Rounds a Second: Why the Las Vegas Shooting Was Diff...
by maxerickson on Wednesday October 04, 2017 @12:38PM
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The law.