Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "Two School Shootings Happen Hours Apart" video.

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  3. atheistmecca With federal background checks you run the risk of a registry and where do you stop in background checks?  Anyone label as special ed. in school could be banned.  That can go all the way down to taking a speech class.  It isn't common sense in that the second amendment was design for the states and individuals to form a militia to prevent tyranny, especially against the federal government.  The federal government creating background checks doesn't give it any bounds on what it can do.  Same with the "assault weapons" ban, that is such a vague term it can mean anything. Magazine limits is the same thing.  Where do the limits stop?  10 rounds, 15 rounds, 7 rounds, 3 rounds?  The VA Tech shooter had two handguns, one with a 10 round magazine and another with a 15 round one. He killed over 30 people.  So you place a 10 round limit, he instead kills 28, 29?  After the next major shooting then what?  Create more laws because obviously the previous one didn't work. Creating these federal laws creates the system where the federal government has no bounds in what they can ban.  After the next major shooting they will want to create more to where the complete banning of guns comes into place. Mexican cartels get guns easily and still would because guns are an archaic piece of technology. This isn't "common sense" but more complicated.  And US citizens shouldn't be treated as children and have stuff taken away just because we don't play nice.    
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  20. atheistmecca As I said before the VA Tech shooter killed 33 people without an extended magazine. Chris Whitman killed 16 without an extended magazine.  How much of a limit you want to place on them?  If another mass shooting happens than what do you do.  Most gun deaths happen with hand guns.  Also it comes back to the 2nd amendment was to prevent tyranny.  Tracking every gun opens up an registry to where the government can easily take every gun if they want too.   You don't want that.  Plus it isn't hard to just file off serial numbers. Universal background checks are tricky.  If they were to be done they would have to be done at the state and local level.  What is tricky about them is that who to you say is qualified for a gun?  We are going so extreme now that any red flag would prevent someone from owning a gun.  We will have doctors and teachers and so on being deputized in preventing gun ownership.  If during a background check it could come up that  a person got into a fight in middle school which prevents them from owning  a gun. I could be consider unfit to own a gun.  I have characteristics of autism, I watch violent movies and play violent video games.  I have been in a fight in high school.  I use to draw violent pictures in grade school.  I own 4 guns and treat them like they are loaded and never point them at someone.  Where is your stopping point in background checks?  Also a background check would have done nothing to prevent a lot of those mass shootings.  Look at Connecticut, that man took it from his mother. You are not going to stop guns from going into Mexico.  A gun is an archaic piece of technology, they will continue to exist and if regulated enough will be a part of a black market much like drugs are and like alcohol was.  Having 30,000 gun related violence is not good.  As I said we should find a way to prevent all forms of violence, not just gun violence.  You don't solve anything by removing guns.  People will use other methods to commit a violent act.  We have to find a way to prevent violence that doesn't involve removing our rights.  As I said before, one can find methods in building a bomb, should we regulate free speech? 
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