The stricter the gun laws, the safer the children

Discussion in 'Politics' started by UsualName, Jul 17, 2019.

  1. Tony Stark

    Tony Stark

    In 2012 around 78,000 people were convicted of illegally possessing firearms,of those only around 6,000 were already convicted felons.

    As you can see convicted felons carry illegal weapons at a much smaller rate than non convicted felons.Why is that?,because the penalty for a convicted felon with a firearm is much harsher than a non felon in possession of one
     
    #91     Jul 22, 2019
  2. WeToddDid2

    WeToddDid2

    Yeah, rehabilitation is a myth.
     
    #92     Jul 22, 2019
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  3. LS1Z28

    LS1Z28

    8% of the nation's population are convicted felons. Based off your statistics, 7.7% of illegal firearm possession convictions are committed by felons. So felons carry firearms illegally at about the same rate as the regular population. I'm kind of surprised the rate isn't higher, but then again these statistics are only for one year. So they may not be indicative of the long term trend.
     
    #93     Jul 22, 2019
  4. LacesOut

    LacesOut

    Libtards arguing for stricter laws.
    How’s this: if you get caught illegally immigrating or overstaying your visa - death penalty.
    Discuss.

    Works in Singapore with drugs.
     
    #94     Jul 23, 2019

  5. Should not be any death penalty for the illegals. Trudeau said he would take any illegals that the US barbarians rejected- so we have to believe him, right? You know, Canadian values and all that, so his Canadian values would not allow him to lie to anyone right?

    Of course he did not say which decade he would actually do that. Certainly it is not this one.
     
    #95     Jul 23, 2019
  6. Tsing Tao

    Tsing Tao

    So people like me that never broke a law, train accordingly and adhere to policy are to blame for gang banging gun deaths? Keep posting. It's getting more unhinged each time.
     
    #96     Jul 23, 2019
  7. Tsing Tao

    Tsing Tao

    The penalty for murder is just as great, but that doesn't stop people from committing it.
     
    #97     Jul 23, 2019
  8. Tsing Tao

    Tsing Tao

    You're an idiot, AK Forty Seven. The military uses automatic weapons for purposes of suppression. When they want to hit a target, they switch to three round bursts or semi-auto.
     
    #98     Jul 23, 2019
  9. ElCubano

    ElCubano

    Without doing research I can assure you that most gun deaths occur in inner city areas infested by drugs and controlled by gangs. They do not shoot innocent people unless those people got hit in a hail of crossfire, I.e casualty of war. It’s bad for business and brings uneccesary heat to a thriving business. Cmon that’s logic 101. That’s were most gun deaths occur and I don’t need data to tell me this. Are there outliers , like a husband who caught his wife banging his best friend, a crazy disgruntled post office worker, a pissed off ex. Of course. Are guns used to hold up people, home invasion yes, but I bet most are never fired in those situations. It’s used to intimidate for the most part.

    That being said. The guns that are used to kill that fall under the majority of gun related deaths are probably being used by people with records who do not go through the appropriate channels. Just like the guy buying coke does not go to Walgreens.

    So asumming some of what I say is correct, how will stricter gun controls stop the above? Maybe death penalty for owning a gun. Or perhaps looking at drugs etc.
     
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    #99     Jul 23, 2019
  10. Assuming everything you say is spot on, is that a reason not to have stricter gun laws?

    Bad drivers run red lights. Good drivers don't. Is that a reason not to have traffic light laws? Because only good drivers will observe them?
     
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    #100     Jul 23, 2019