Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "Meet 'The Most Armed Man In America'" video.

  1. So Kyle looks at one person and feels this represent the norm in society? I find it crazy that many gun control advocates like Kyle are so scared of guns even though gun murders have been dropping for years. As for him owning all those guns, he never broke any laws. People have different personalities. You can't predict if someone is going to go on a mass shooting spree.
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  2. Yep, because he has killed so many people in his life.
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  3. A lot of people who buy guns like these rent them to people.
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  4. A lot of people who own these arms rent them to people as a business.
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  5. martan ken, it is a joke. Even if you don't find it funny it is a joke. Ever heard of "dark comedy"?
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  6. Jeremy Chase, what are you talking about? I know his wife is dead. What's your point? In Team American World Police they had Michael Moore blowing himself up. MTV used to have Celebrity Death Match. They were jokes.
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  7. Jeremy Chase, what does his wife being dead have to do with anything?
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  8. The mass shootings happen. Just because he talked about them with little to no remorse does not mean he supports them. Stop feeling so depressed all the time in life and learn to move on.
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  9. Jack Ban, it is a joke. You can't take a joke?
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  10. Adrian Nelson, it wasn't a threat towards anyone. It was a joke. No different than when they sell toilet people with politicians' faces on it. He never committed any crimes. You are wanting to arrest people based on a hunch.
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  11. job Reneman, MTV used to have a show called "Celebrity Death Match". I found it funny. I did not find this man's joke to be funny, but that is what it was, a joke.
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  12. How about this for a joke I heard in 2008. "If a boat with Obama, Biden, Pelosi, and Reid were sicking who get's saved?" Answer, Americans. It is a joke. No one is really supporting any of those individuals being killed.
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  13. Many have these many guns as a business to rent out to people to use. But also, why do people need flat screen TVs or hundreds of apps on smart phones?
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  14. Many people who own these guns rent them as a business.
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  15. C Robinson, gun murders are around 10,000 in the US. And many of them are justified killings such as with police and self defense. A good portion of them involve drug deals gone wrong and gang activities.
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  16. NNEKA A., explain the VA Tech shooting or the Columbine shooting. No "assault rifles" used there. And most gun murders involve handguns.
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  17. C Wilson, that "mass shooting" had 4 people being killed by the shooter. You are watering down the definition of "mass shooting" to really push propaganda.
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  18. Kyle said that this was a stark metaphor to the gun issue in the US.
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  19. C Robinson, there is not legal definition of "mass shooting". There is "mass killing", but not "mass shooting". But for C Wilson to say "there was another mass shooting", he is saying they are the norm when they aren't.
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  20. BenAranMetroidkiller 1. How is he nuts? Because he is different from you? Many people talk to inanimate objects and are fine. 2. How is he "mentally disturbed"?
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  21. NNEKA A., you are trying to pull the emotional card with me. I look at things objectively, not emotionally.
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  22. Atheist Proletariat, "mass shootings" are rare overall. They are well known because the media parades them a lot. But as whole they are rare. Gun murders have been dropping for years. The other reason why they seem more frequent is that we simply have more people in the US than in the past. Even at that, what laws would have prevented any of these shootings?
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  23. NNEKA A., what makes you think my opinions will change when it happens to me? Ever thought I can't think objectively no matter what I experience? Ever though I can push away my personal experience to understand the full picture?
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  24. The video was edited.
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