[niknik]

Originally Posted by dancroman ↗

I have never been to a Walmart that was posted? At least none of the ones here are.

I assumed they were. Since practically all large retailers are gin free.

But I might have been wrong, looking into it, it appears Walmart follows State laws on weapons. So if your state allows conceal, then it looks like you can carry a concealed.

I think most people, like I did, just assume you can't, so they don't . Its rather easy to loose you permit, like bringing your gun in somewhere you're not supposed too.

Which is why I never carry in stores. My wife and I went to Walmart on Sunday, first time I brought my pistol just to run to Walmart ever. Although I left it in the truck.

My conceal weapon is a 380, easily concealed. Its summer and I didn't want anyone to freak out if they happened to see it since I was wearing a thin layer of clothing. I'm sure having a gun in Walmart a day after that would concern some folks.

[niknik]

Originally Posted by Hell-Razor ↗

Seems like you're claiming a lot of facts to cover your bullshit. It's ok, I smell what you're stepping in.

Is that how that works? Hmm

Nah, I just pulled the FBI data, which keeps track of all the murders and the race of the murderers. And then you can look at voting registration, and polling data, which also includes race. Which kinda makes the conclusion obvious.

That most murders are not committed by Republicans. And 60+% of murders in America are committed by races other than white people.

Minority races commit more murders, minority races in America are predominantly voting Democrat.

Ok, I lied. I didn't even look it up. Its just common knowledge. Any major city in America has more murders committed by minorities than whites.

But I thought I would give you clues on how to fact check me. Because I'm right. And you have the power to learn.

[birdurer]

thanks for the footage, my frens

[Asgardian]

Originally Posted by GRiZ ↗

Tug the what!?!?

You keep bringing up false equivalencies. Comparing alcohol to something that is LITERALLY intended to inflict mass casualties is just stupid.

Really he wasn't though...

You're just so mentally incompetent (or as he said in the other post, letting your emotions get the best of you) to be able to wade through your own bullshit.

[Asgardian]

Originally Posted by GRiZ ↗

Also, other more developed countries have banned guns and you see an instant reduction in mass shootings. So the "point" youre trying to make about how guns arent the problem is totally wrong.

If you remove all the women from the country - psycho men won't be able to commit as many rapes. So obviously women are the problem, not the rapists.

See how fucking retarded your logic is?

[Asgardian]

Originally Posted by GRiZ ↗

People shouldnt have to move from they were born and leave all their family and friends because you feel entitled to own a gun. Grow up.

People should move from where they were born and leave all their family and friends behind if the morals and cultural values and legal rights of all those people offend you. *shrug*

[Asgardian]

Originally Posted by Johnny Chicago ↗

People like you makes me wish you were in El Paso the other night, and hard. You're a fucking waste of skin, kid.

Wow... I don't necessarily care what the other guy said... That comment right there... Wow. You're not worth the 2 minutes it took your dad and his sister to make you.

[Asgardian]

Originally Posted by Hell-Razor ↗

trying to prevent this by talking at one thing but pointing the blame at what he did is wrong. I grew up on the computer, I'm also very fit (workout almost daily, bjj and Muay Thai) and mentally stable. To point the blame at cellphones and computers being the issue is ignorant.

So his blaming the inanimate objects where people can pick up insane ideologies is "ignorant"...

But the idea of blaming the inanimate object which functions based on the wielders ideologies is not..?

[Asgardian]

Originally Posted by christianbeccy ↗

You'll call me ignorant, I'm a Brit, so I'm far removed from day-to-day life in the US. But it's hard to see how guns aren't the problem here.
...
Please help me to understand what I've missed here?

Since you were respectable, I'd like to address you equally.

This is my opinion, let's get that out of the way.

I believe it's a cultural issue ("people" problem, not "guns".) The problem I see with "get rid of the guns, that'll fix it" is that it doesn't really fix a problem, it hides the symptoms. I made a joke up above about banning women from the country, because that'll keep psycho rapists from raping - but there's some validity to the comparison - you're removing the tool, not fixing the culprit. The same way you can crack down on every drug - you can throw a person into rehab for detox. But they're not fixed, they're just going to find a way to do it anyway - it might be huffing airduster instead of shooting heroin, but they're still a worthless junkie.

This guy may not have been able to kill as many people with a knife or an axe or a bat... but he would've killed some. I'd love for one of these faux-morality-card playing people to gather all the surviving relatives in a room, and tell them how "it would've been better if only a couple of them died..."

[zen0]

As much as those trying to help the wounded should be commended, it was incredibly risky to do so when the area is not secure. The shooter could have easily have came out and shot up everyone.