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Celloo Deng
32 minutes ago, Karl said:

If I lived in the US I would feel so anxious going outside the house 

Me too. I would never move to the US, and I would be very apprehensive to even travel there.

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Suuus
39 minutes ago, Chromatography said:

wow..that’s so many people. where is this?

Philadelphia thats in America its in the post 

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Suuus

What does it take for America to finally implement strickter gun laws and please dont come at me with the guns dont kill people bullshit 

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PussOfYonce

**** me, this feels worse than the peak of homicide and disappearances that was happening in mexico back in like... 2009-2011 :saladga:

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NCgaga

As an American, I love my country- but the anxiety for going to public places with lots of people has def increased over the years.

A large portion of this country wants gun reform- but the NRA is deeply tied to conservative politicians and voters. The NRA and conservative politicians tend to spread  propaganda amongst the rural population that gun reform will lead to citizens not being able to protect themselves. With it being a half and half situation amongst supporters and non supporters of gun reform, it means that gun reform will be a slow process- making more tragedies happen in the meantime. 
 

I hate coming in here and seeing people jump on the “let’s hate on all Americans” bandwagon. Most of us want change. Most of us here know there is no reason to own an assault rifle. Please take into account the Americans here that are campaigning with politicians in support of gun reform. That’s a lot of us Americans here. We are fighting a big battle and it’s very disrespectful to group us in with the Americans that want nothing to happen. 

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Suuus
9 minutes ago, NCgaga said:

As an American, I love my country- but the anxiety for going to public places with lots of people has def increased over the years.

A large portion of this country wants gun reform- but the NRA is deeply tied to conservative politicians and voters. The NRA and conservative politicians tend to spread  propaganda amongst the rural population that gun reform will lead to citizens not being able to protect themselves. With it being a half and half situation amongst supporters and non supporters of gun reform, it means that gun reform will be a slow process- making more tragedies happen in the meantime. 
 

I hate coming in here and seeing people jump on the “let’s hate on all Americans” bandwagon. Most of us want change. Most of us here know there is no reason to own an assault rifle. Please take into account the Americans here that are campaigning with politicians in support of gun reform. That’s a lot of us Americans here. We are fighting a big battle and it’s very disrespectful to group us in with the Americans that want nothing to happen. 

I agree with you my comment was just referring to all pro gun people 

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Chromatography
50 minutes ago, Suuus said:

Philadelphia thats in America its in the post 

no need to be an asshole. i mean movie theater, grocery store, etc.

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Suuus
4 minutes ago, Chromatography said:

no need to be an asshole. i mean movie theater, grocery store, etc.

Sinds when is awnsering a question being asshole i didnt know that thats what you wanted to know maybe be little bit more specific next time 

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Damon

i feel like i'm reading about mass shooting in the usa everyday lately, that's scary as fūck 

... and now i just sit in silence.
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Wet Fire

A very close friend lives in the USA. In NYC. I get really worried reading these news on a regular basis now :noparty:

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Suuus

He Chromatograhpy i didnt mean to upset you or anything i was just trying to awnser your question i just didnt know that you what Exactly it was you wanted know

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Ladle Ghoulash
9 hours ago, KORG said:

What makes Americans think the civil war ended?

Pro-life & Pro-gun is the same as being pro-vegan & owning a slaughter house.

If youre against social healthcare, you're supporting people with untreated mental illness being given guns & ammo.

America 🇺🇸 showing the world hoe not to do things.

Just constantly being high and mighty about not living in the US, huh? 

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Ladle Ghoulash
20 hours ago, NCgaga said:

As an American, I love my country- but the anxiety for going to public places with lots of people has def increased over the years.

A large portion of this country wants gun reform- but the NRA is deeply tied to conservative politicians and voters. The NRA and conservative politicians tend to spread  propaganda amongst the rural population that gun reform will lead to citizens not being able to protect themselves. With it being a half and half situation amongst supporters and non supporters of gun reform, it means that gun reform will be a slow process- making more tragedies happen in the meantime. 
 

I hate coming in here and seeing people jump on the “let’s hate on all Americans” bandwagon. Most of us want change. Most of us here know there is no reason to own an assault rifle. Please take into account the Americans here that are campaigning with politicians in support of gun reform. That’s a lot of us Americans here. We are fighting a big battle and it’s very disrespectful to group us in with the Americans that want nothing to happen. 

Literally this. Our country is ****ed by negative partisanship in the media and minoritarian rule in the gov't that's allowed by partisan gerrymandering, the Electoral College, outsized corporate influence and control of politicians, and a lot of other procedural bullshit. 70% of the American population wants comprehensive, common sense gun reform. The fact that that support doesn't translate into legislative action is more reflective of the corruption of our system than it is of the ignorance of our population. 

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ChrissyBot
9 hours ago, Meredith Grey said:

I’m in Philly about to go to pride right now. Is it safe to go does anyone know?

Like I’m honestly scared to go to NYC pride at this point… let alone even leave my house…

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ChrissyBot

I live literally like 20 miles away from Philly. Like at this point I’m even scared to go to any of these pride events in Philly or even NYC…

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