Gun Un-Control
Anyone who thinks that we have enough gun control laws is either NRA, or severly mistguided. And since I'm probably going to end up getting brushed off in the long run anyway, I'll get my teams two cents in. There is really no place to begin, so I'll dive on in head first. Gun Control laws need to be much stricter. This is so obvious it isn't even funny. While on thought about this issue, I thought about what our collegues, the negative status quo would say. I thought that maybe they might try to bring up Canada as some sort of example. If you are unaware of what I am talking about, then I shall illustrate. In Canada, a lot of things are better. Better hockey, better pro wrestling, better coffe and better gun control laws. Maybe not better, but stricter. And even with their strict gun control laws, they turned up with a school shooting. Some
one who shall remain nameless who seems to have sided with the status quo, says that that is a prime example of why more gun control laws are bad. ?? I can't figure it out either. It just means that even there, with their strict thight gun control laws, out of gun control still happens. This had to be brought up eventually. The trenchcoat mafia. Wow. That's all I can say. Gun control laws are so sloppy and loose that two teenage underagers, were able to purchase shot guns, share them in a class presentation, later sneak them into a school and blow away about 20 people. Say if you will that this was not the fault of any gun law, and just a couple of loony toones. BUt I say you are wrong. I say that had gun control laws been tighter, this could easily have been prevented. Look at it this way. If we had the right laws, the right enforcement, then they wouldn't even have gotten a h
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