“Maybe It’s Not the Guns… Maybe It’s the People Holding the Guns”

It should be obvious that guns are not the problem. As Ignatius Piazza and Bill Whittle note, it’s the people holding the guns that are the problem.

http://www.shtfplan.com/headline-ne...aybe-its-the-people-holding-the-guns_10102015

 

No, in the US guns are the problem.

 

1.You have a person who has a legally owned gun and that person has no history of violence or criminal activity.
2. You have an otherwise unarmed, bare fist gang banging thug, with a long criminal history.
Which one is more dangerous? Number 1 or 2? If you answered #1 you're probably an idiot leftist.

 

"No, in the US guns are the problem."
OK, I'll report back. They'll ask about your accreditation though, do you have a reference I.D. or are you just sitting on the toilet.

 

There are far too many and too easily acquired guns in the US today. End of story. It IS the guns.

 

And you have zero solutions to this problem outside of a statement of "ban guns" being devoid of any concrete strategy or design. Zero.

 

As always you ignore that over 99.5% of gun owners are law abiding citizens, and that criminals cause the issues. Instead you want to take away guns from law abiding people, and let the criminals (who don't follow laws) keep their guns to prey on decent citizens. It is not the guns, it is the criminals.

 

No, it's the guns. Too many, too easy.

 

Yeah, ban handguns and "assault weapons". Whatever Australia did but not as extreme. We can do it too.

 

But you always fail to say how you'd implement that. Unless all you're saying is to get rid of all the legal guns. What about the illegal ones?