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Goosey
3 minutes ago, keyboardfreak96 said:

Of course he's not politicizing it. It was a white man that caused this.

Illegals/Brown Crime = Build a wall.

Islamic Terrorism = Travel Ban.

White Extremists = Love and Unity.

LOL. What a joke our President is. 

Difference is that "illegals" and "Islamic terrorism" aren't American. Makes no difference if the shooter was black or white, looks like he's just a regular guy before this. What do you expect Trump to do about that? 

"I am the world's greatest person that does not want to let people into the country."—US President Donald J. Trump
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PartySick
31 minutes ago, TheKillerQueen said:

She would make a joke of a president. :sweat: I can’t believe she tweeted that, where is her Sympathy? To soon...

How is it too soon? :awkney:

If one of your first thoughts after an attack isn't "how can we prevent this from happening again" then you're not thinking logically. This is the perfect time to be talking about solutions and prevention.

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51 minutes ago, Goosey said:

Of course Hillary is already politicizing it. So glad she's not president.
 

 

But everyone always complains that we do nothing in these situations except light candles and pray. She's got a solution that could most certainly prevent deaths and save lives. I wouldn't say it was political I think it's a matter of being a human being that wants to stop more of these horrific acts, regardless of whether what the gunner used as illegal or not, the removal of guns from stores would save lives. 

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Goosey
2 minutes ago, PartySick said:

How is it too soon? :awkney:

If one of your first thoughts after an attack isn't "how can we prevent this from happening again" then you're not thinking logically. This is the perfect time to be talking about solutions and prevention.

It's a little crass and tasteless and she doesn't even have all the facts yet. 

This would have been a better statement:

We can and must put politics aside, stand up to the NRA, and work together to try to stop this from happening again.

"I am the world's greatest person that does not want to let people into the country."—US President Donald J. Trump
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Goosey
1 minute ago, Karl said:

regardless of whether what the gunner used as illegal or not, the removal of guns from stores would save lives. 

Where did she say "remove guns from stores"?

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1 minute ago, Goosey said:

Where did she say "remove guns from stores"?

Isn't her goal to ban firearms or something? TBH I don't know much about American politics, all I know is that you can buy guns from supermarkets, surely making guns illegal like most western nations would solve a lot of the problems you have? 

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Very, very sad. Thoughts are with loved ones & those involved but can't help but think it will change absolutely nothing.. again

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PartySick
42 minutes ago, Goosey said:

She says "we must put politics aside" and then immediately, in the same sentence, follows that by "stand up to the NRA".

It's despicable.

She obviously means we should put the divide between the right and left aside and work together to improve the society that everyone, regardless of political leaning, has to live in. The NRA's lobbying stops our leaders from enacting legislation that could save lives. It's not about politics, parties, or leanings. People are suffering and dying in attacks that could be prevented if we had competent and honest leaders that actually cared about anything other than the interest of whomever is lining their pockets.

Anyway, that's my president :applause: Immediately up and talking about solutions and wanting to save lives in the future. I'll take that over scripted condolences from an otherwise madman any day. Besides, give it time. I'm sure Trump will say something incredibly stupid soon. He always manages to find a way.

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Goosey
3 minutes ago, Karl said:

surely making guns illegal like most western nations would solve a lot of the problems you have? 

They aren't illegal in most Western nations. Can't think of any, in fact.

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PartySick
9 minutes ago, Goosey said:

It's a little crass and tasteless and she doesn't even have all the facts yet. 

This would have been a better statement:

We can and must put politics aside, stand up to the NRA, and work together to try to stop this from happening again.

That would be a totally empty statement though :laughga:

About as useful as "#ThoughtsAndPrayers".

She set a clear goal: remove the NRA's gross and abusive influence in our government. That seems like a pretty reasonable first step to getting common sense gun control even considered at the federal level.

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Goosey
3 minutes ago, PartySick said:

She obviously means we should put the divide between the right and left aside and work together to improve the society that everyone, regardless of political leaning, has to live in.

Left and right have different ideas of improving society :nails:

I doubt the people on here would think much of Clinton's ideas.

 

Just now, PartySick said:

She set a clear goal: remove the NRA's gross and abusive influence in our government. 

The NRA doesn't have a gross and abusive influence. Do you think all pro-gun things are due to the NRA?

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4 minutes ago, Goosey said:

They aren't illegal in most Western nations. Can't think of any, in fact.

They're illegal to own in the UK without a licence.. And I've been to other EU countries and not seen guns in the supermarkets so.. I mean for what reason would you even want them to be legal?

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PartySick
7 minutes ago, Goosey said:

The NRA doesn't have a gross and abusive influence. Do you think all pro-gun things are due to the NRA?

In the senate? Yeah, kind of. You don't drop millions of dollars on legislators without expecting them to pull favors for you. And wouldn't you know it? The vast majority of senators that consistently vote against any form of gun control (even universal background checks) are given money by the NRA.

10 minutes ago, Goosey said:

Left and right have different ideas of improving society :nails:

I doubt the people on here would think much of Clinton's ideas.

Yeah, well I refuse to believe there isn't at least something the left and right can both agree on here. At least anyone on either side with a brain. Anyone on the left that wants to totally ban guns is irrational. Anyone on the right that values their ability to own a gun over the well being of their fellow American is heartless. There's a place in the middle where the two sides meet and that's where we need to be :nails:

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Goosey
7 minutes ago, Karl said:

I mean for what reason would you even want them to be legal?

I'm sure you can think of some.

 

 

Anyways, police didn't say what kind of weapons were used yet. Apparently he had around 10 rifles in the suite with him. There may have been an automatic weapon involved. 

People are also speculating that mechanical devices like the GatCrank:

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or the SlideFire stock:

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may have been used.



 

Just now, PartySick said:

In the senate? Yeah, kind of. You don't drop millions of dollars on legislators without expecting them to pull favors for you. And wouldn't you know it? The vast majority of senators that consistently vote against any form of gun control (even universal background checks) are given money by the NRA.

...money is less crucial than you’d think. The N.R.A.’s annual lobbying budget is around three million dollars, which is about a fifteenth of what, say, the National Association of Realtors spends. The N.R.A.’s biggest asset isn’t cash but the devotion of its members. Adam Winkler, a law professor at U.C.L.A. and the author of the 2011 book “Gunfight,” told me, “N.R.A. members are politically engaged and politically active. They call and write elected officials, they show up to vote, and they vote based on the gun issue.” 

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2015/10/19/taking-on-the-n-r-a

 

 



 

 

 

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