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Re:Former Japan PM Shinzo Abe Unconscious After Shooting; Ma...
by kadoban on Friday July 08, 2022 @01:19AM
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We could start with "if someone keeps telling people they're going to shoot a bunch of people, they can't buy a gun" and go from there.
Requiring training, background checks (no loopholes), an interview and a license would also be a good idea, though it requires a bit of care in implementation.
There's a few things that are pretty close to harmless to moral gun owners but would reduce the incidence and severity of gun violence.
Re:Former Japan PM Shinzo Abe Unconscious After Shooting; Ma...
by kthejoker2 on Friday July 08, 2022 @01:30AM
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Whatever they do in those in those other 200 countries are clearly both common and sensible.
We have what, near 200 examples of other countries who are able to do better? It's almost like it doesn't require a society with no (vaguely alluded to) issues to prevent many gun crimes and mass shootings, and it's more about being able and willing to add common-sense restrictions instead of being committed to an extreme "no restrictions" policy.
> will not stop people like the one at 4th july, nor those school shootings. Unless the gun control laws completely outlaw civilians owning guns - which i dont think will fly.
The perpretator of that attack had the biggest of red flags for a long time. He should _not_ have been able to legally purchase a firearm.