Comments by "C C" (@containedhurricane) on "ABC7" channel.

  1. A bunch of cowards were too afraid to settle the problem alone
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  2. They'd likely get released after a few days due to their ages
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  3. At the beginning of the pandemic, Governor Greg Abbott signed HB1927 into law, allowing license holders the freedom to wear their weapons unconcealed. People were afraid and he capitalized on that fear. Firearm sales grew exponentially as did the fear within average citizens. People who wouldn't dream of owning weapons went out and bought "personal protection". The NRA and SCCA got rich overnight. During the lockdown, Greg Abbott signed a law that classified firearm stores as "essential businesses" thus, allowing the panic buying of weapons to continue unimpeded Now that the population is saturated with firearms, access has become easier than ever. Buying a used firearm or acquiring one from the black market is practically effortless. Stealing them is just as easy Fast forward three years. Violent crimes involving a firearm are a daily, commonplace occurrence. It's not just Houston or Texas. Many of those guns have crossed state lines. America is at war with itself and people are dying every day as a result
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  4. If more firearms made us safer, then Texas should've been the safest place in the world. Remember about the liquor store clerk who died following a shootout during an armed robbery in Visalia on June 11
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  5. Tribalism
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  6. All firearm owners should've undergone mental health and temperament tests each month
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  7. This is why intermittent fasting and avoiding highly processed foods are essential
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  8. Only rampant in the Wild West, not in other developed world. People don't have to wait until the delivery worker leaves to receive their food or packet in some developing countries, but it's simply not possible in all US states
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  9. It happened in all states
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  10. Replace all teachers with AI and make them work in the farms instead. Homeschooling would also be safer for the students
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  11.  @saikyomogresurrect  Even the experienced human drivers will make unpredictable and emotional decisions at some point, because of our biological limitations. On the other hand, each AI-controlled vehicle will transmit signals to supervise each other in a highly-controlled system
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  12. Better stay in China than having to risk your life over stray bullets, road rages and armed thugs in the Wild West
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  13. Natural selection works wonders
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  14. The citizens are trigger-happy. There were 44,213 firearm-related casualties in 2022. The US government has to replace those citizens and children with around 55,000 legal immigrants who weren't raised with the US' ideology and education, through Diversity Visa (DV) Lottery program each year
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  15. LGBTQ is useful to reduce the population, which will eventually make life competition less intense and lower property prices
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  16. It's the extremely high firearm accessibility. Firearms are available like candies, to be bought by untrained/ mentally-ill/ ex-convict/ alcoholic people and stolen by violent criminals
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  17.  @scallopohare9431  Based on the data from UNODC in 2020, the intentional homicide victim rate per 100,000 inhabitants is 6.3 in the US, 1.95 in Canada and it is just 1.2 in the whole UK. This means people in the US are SIX times as likely as the ones in the UK to be the victims
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  18. It's difficult to sell them. Or maybe he's already got some suitors
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  19.  @JohnSkyLey  Your number isn't recorded on CDC website
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  20. The chair or the gallows, on the streets and live TV
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  21.  @debracornelius4474  My Singaporean friend bought it while studying in the US around thirteen years ago. In 2021, the Mexican government actually sued the US and several firearm makers for around $10 billions, saying loose controls are contributing to the illegal flow of weapons over the border. On September 30th 2022, Chief Judge F. Dennis Saylor in federal court in Boston dismissed the Mexican government's $10 billion lawsuit seeking to hold Smith & Wesson Brands Inc, Sturm, Ruger & Co and other US firearm manufacturers responsible for facilitating the trafficking of a deadly flood of weapons across the US - Mexico border to [drag] car tels
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  22. While many young people are struggling with 80k student debts!
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  23. Did the teenage employee use one of his legs to trip the thief or did he just use his upper-body strength to slam the thief to the ground? I can't see the technique, since it happened so fast
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  24. Extreme accessibility of firearms. This atrocity isn't rampant in other developed and big countries. Those who live by them die by them - Matthew 26:52
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  25.  @slothmarathonpromotions2470  England has similar demographics, yet most violent people in that country can't cause carnages because they can't steal firearms from pawnshops/ stores/ [chuting] range/ the owners and can't bought it from unlicensed makers. Based on the latest statistics from Federal Bureau of Prisons, 57.6% of inmates in the US are [Wyatt] and 38.4% are [Blake]
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  26. I hope he got billions of views from that footage
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  27. Play a stupid game, win a stupid prize! Good riddance and the police have saved the taxpayers' money
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  28.  @mattwillman10  That's why it got worse
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  29.  @HelloPoints-u5z  There are literally hundreds of thousands of good cops in the US, that had to deal with highly entitled people every day and the ones who acted up or resisted during the arrests. If you generalize one group, don't blame them for generalizing other groups
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  30. He studied in North Carolina, which is a red state
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  31. If violent people can only use melee weapons, they won't be able to cause carnages and we can always run
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  32. To solve firearm violence problems in the country, ALL states must tighten the firearm laws as other highly developed countries did. Otherwise armed violent people from the states with relaxed firearm control measures could always visit the ones with tighter regulations
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  33. Violent criminals stole legal weapons from pawnshops/ [chuting] range/ the owners and some of them bought it from unlicensed makers. Extreme accessibility of firearms in the US is a double-edged sword and it's like a chicken & egg situation, because weapon thefts are rampant
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  34. The government has to replace around 40,000 firearm-related casualties with legal immigrants every year. Life is very cheap in the US
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  35.  @audit_the_frauditors  The US held last year's world record with 36 ma ss [chute]-ings
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  36. Top ten most violent crime-ridden states in the country: Alaska, New Mexico, Tennessee, Arkansas, Nevada, Louisiana, Alabama, Missouri, South Carolina and Arizona
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  37.  @km3470  The citizens could've abolished illegal weapons, if they were willing to make a little sacrifice for a short period of time only. The quickest solutions to clean a firearm-infested country are banning all forms of homemade firearm making, conducting federal internet surveillance to identify illegal transactions and doing routine inspections on the roads to confiscate illegal weapons
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  38.  @integralogic  There were 44,213 firearm-related casualties in 2022. The US government has to replace those citizens and children with around 55,000 legal immigrants who weren't raised with the US' ideology and education, through Diversity Visa (DV) Lottery program each year
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  39. [Drag] deal gone bad or the usual crazy law-abiding citizen?
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  40. The US is a firearm-infested country whose citizens cling to their long-ranged weapons and have very low respect for authorities, so the quickest solutions to clean it up are public executions with Marie Antoinette's style, national guard snipers in big cities and/ or neighborhood watch groups that are allowed to use lethal forces
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  41.  @kevincampbell1395  Close the border. The government should've let the population shrink naturally. Smaller population will make life competition less intense and lower property prices as happened in Japan, which will eventually make the citizens happier
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  42.  @GeeNee13  The FBI statistics were made based on the agency's findings
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  43. At the beginning of the pandemic, Governor Greg Abbott signed HB1927 into law, allowing license holders the freedom to wear their weapons unconcealed. People were afraid and he capitalized on that fear. Firearm sales grew exponentially as did the fear within average citizens. People who wouldn't dream of owning weapons went out and bought "personal protection". The NRA and SCCA got rich overnight. During the lockdown, Greg Abbott signed a law that classified firearm stores as "essential businesses" thus, allowing the panic buying of weapons to continue unimpeded Now that the population is saturated with firearms, access has become easier than ever. Buying a used firearm or acquiring one from the black market is practically effortless. Stealing them is just as easy Fast forward three years. Violent crimes involving a firearm are a daily, commonplace occurrence. It's not just Houston or Texas. Many of those firearms have crossed state lines. America is at war with itself and people are dying every day as a result
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  44. The citizens are trigger-happy. There were 44,213 firearm-related casualties in 2022. The US government has to replace those citizens and children with around 55,000 legal immigrants who weren't raised with the US' ideology and education, through Diversity Visa (DV) Lottery program each year
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  45.  @AFloridaSon  The government should've let the population shrink naturally. Smaller population will make life competition less intense and lower property prices as happened in Japan, which will eventually make the citizens happier
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  46. Too many incidents. Thorough investigation must be conducted on the aircraft manufacturers and technicians
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  47. A mutated Kungfu Panda
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  48.  @alank616  Based on the data from UNODC in 2020, the intentional homicide victim rate per 100,000 inhabitants is 6.3 in the US, 1.95 in Canada and it is just 1.2 in the whole UK. This means people in the US are SIX times as likely as the ones in the UK to be the victims
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  49.  @spencerhardy8667  England has similar demographics, yet most violent people in that country can't cause carnages because they can't steal firearms from pawnshops/ stores/ [chuting] range/ the owners and can't bought it from unlicensed makers. Based on the latest statistics from Federal Bureau of Prisons, 57.6% of inmates in the US are [Wyatt] and 38.4% are [Blake]
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  50. Pride of the dominant male
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