Comments by "0IIIIII" (@0IIIIII) on "WUSA9" channel.

  1. I would not feel safe if I walked into a mall or grocery store and saw everyone with guns. I see guns as a sign of mental insecurity, poor intelligence, and hot tempers.
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  2.  @PurifyWithLight so if someone’s annoying you putting a phone in your face that means we should be allowed to shoot them?
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  3.  @theheretic3764 let’s imagine why the mall has a weapons restriction. From the perspective of the mall, do you think they’d be safer or not safer if they let every Jon, Dic and Harry come in carrying weapons?
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  4. Do you have proof that lenient laws are causing this behavior? Oh you have no data. Just nonsense hate. Sometimes mercy is good. Trump Supporters who rioted at the Capitol are getting lenient sentences
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  5.  @jimmyjack7083  but what about the UK? Japan? Australia? France? All these 1st World countries and more, have tougher gun laws than the US. And they have lower rates of murder, and lower rates of gun-murder.
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  6.  @RoBbROYy88  so being annoying means he deserved it?
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  7.  @donkeykong2.0 what about the UK? Or Japan? All other Western countries are basically giant gun free zones. They don’t have this issue. They also have lower murder rates than the US. So it can’t be gun free zones causing this.
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  8. This is why we need to repeal the 2A. Keep them out of the hands of criminals. Like how France does it.
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  9. Thank you GOP for our 2nd Amendments rights
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  10.  @lronhubbard8580  it’s time to repeal the 2nd Amendment.
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  11.  @AlmostOutside  no, I didn’t like my own comment. Why would you assume I liked my own comment? Makes no sense and you lack critical thinking
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  12.  @conspiracymusic  I am from Massachussets
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  13. Marcfj it doesn’t matter because the US still has higher rates of murder and gun-murder. This proves that lax gun laws kill
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  14. Not normal in other Western countries.
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  15.  @PurifyWithLight  I think this is why we need gun control. This man is horrible and dangerous.
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  16.  @billcarson818  the prankster is a victim. He didn’t break any laws and nothing he did justifies lethal force. He didn’t even touch the armed man.
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  17.  @heyitsanthony6366  how is putting a phone in someone’s face scary? Or threatening? What if it was a woman or a teenager doing it?
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  18.  @DuhYaThink  what about the fact that ALL other developed countries have tougher gun laws than the US, and lower rates of murder? What about that?
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  19.  @jimmypaxton9790  well, you’re wrong. The UK also has lower knife crime than the US.
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  20. A law can’t be illegal unless the courts say so
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  21. It is Republicans’ fault for putting guns over people
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  22. Why only in America?
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  23. So sad that you cling to your guns and cannot enjoy life
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  24. rob13589 no right is worth innocent people dying over
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  25. Free Spirit Transport if something awful like that happens then I’d be upset. But the state government is not going to do anything that requires guns to fix
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  26. Free Spirit Transport What could Virginia possibly do that’d be so evil? They can’t do anything to you
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  27. Why only in America?
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  28.  @Sassytxsonia  if the malls aren’t gun free zones, then we’d see more gun violence
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  29. Muh guhns
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  30. You are so afraid, we honestly pity you. Enjoy life
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  31. The AcGuy you = gun nuts We = normal people
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  32. JewnBug Shekelstein there’s more to society than trans and gun owners
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  33. White Space Marines most Western nations are republics, US isn’t different than most of Europe. No reason why the US can’t copy their gun laws
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  34. JewnBug Shekelstein the murder and gun-murder rates are higher in the US than other Western nations with tougher gun laws. This proves that gun control saves lives
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  35. JewnBug Shekelstein this stat is unproven. The fact that dozens of other Western nations have tougher guns laws and lower rates of murder and gun-murder prove that gun control saves lives. Those lives wouldn’t need saving if the US had tougher gun laws. The precedence in other nations proves it
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  36. The AcGuy we wouldn’t need those defensive gun uses if we had gun control. Because then criminals and would-be criminals wouldn’t get guns. The stats in other nations prove it. We don’t need guns. Gun control saves live
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  37. White Space Marines US and other nations are broadly called democracies. US and other developed nations are democratic republics. Democratic because we vote for elected officials, and republican because those officials represent and vote for legislation on our behalf.
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  38. RaidrWolf where are the tyrants in the US? And why are there no tyrants in nations without a right to firearms?
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  39. RaidrWolf I don’t see any tyranny or corruption just frightened men getting triggered over gun laws
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  40. RaidrWolf where are the tyrants in America
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  41. RaidrWolf if you pass a law that is not unconstitutional then it’s not an infringement, so gun control is fine. I only consider illegal and immoral thins tyranny.
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  42. RaidrWolf Yes...but that is not what gun control is. Congress banned automatic firearms and didn’t violate the 2nd Amendment
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  43. RaidrWolf Sure. I agree. I don’t think that’s what happening in reality
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  44. RaidrWolf this argument has never worked. The Supreme Court has ruled that gun control isn’t unconstitutional
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  45. RaidrWolf https://www.npr.org/2019/08/13/750656174/the-u-s-once-had-a-ban-on-assault-weapons-why-did-it-expire It’s perfectly legal to ban automatic weapons, for example. Gun control is fine
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  46. Alessandro Côrtes Aye aye aye. Mexico does NOT have strong gun control. The rule of law in Mexico is weak. So while it’s hard to legally buy a gun, it’s easy to steal one from authorities or buy them legally and smuggle them from the US.
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  47. Alessandro Côrtes you can offer them a buyback program. And it’s necessary because other nations show us that gun control saves lives. I don’t want to be a statistic do you?
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  48. Alessandro Côrtes Gun buybacks are the name for policy. You ask people to turn in their guns and ammo, and pay them. Technically not a buy “back” but that’s what people call it. It’s been done before without incident...so not as big a deal as you believe
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  49. Obviously not a violation until it gets stuck down.
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  50.  @roechambeau8420  show proof
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  51.  @roechambeau8420  false. Baathist Iraq and Germany in WWII encouraged gun ownership among their people. Tyrants don’t always restrict guns, sometimes they encourage it. Civilian gun ownership doesn’t deter them. And what about democratic nations like the UK or Japan which restrict guns? Why can’t the US be like them? Democratic but with lower rates of murder, and gun-murder?
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  52.  @roechambeau8420  NGO reports like the Democracy Index are proof that Japan and the UK are democratic, in fact they rate higher than the US since Trump and the Republicans took power in 2016, their corruption and divisive governance caused the US to slide backwards. But this is proof that the UK and Japan, plus all other developed nations, are good comparisons to the US, they are all democratic. And therefore, this is proof that if gun control works there, it’ll work in the US too, and save lives.
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  53.  @66littlejimmy  the top ten most dangerous towns in the US do not include Chicago.
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  54.  @66littlejimmy  it’s proof that gun control saves lives. Rather, all other developed nations are proof
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  55.  @sensou33  Chicago is not a dangerous city, the right wing just claims it is to lie and deflect
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  56.  @Lightningwolf0925  even if what you’re implying is true, I don’t see why it matters. Restricting guns saves lives, other developed countries are proof.
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  57.  @AlmostOutside  it’s true, I am smart. I make six figures at age 27. I’m a liberal vegan. I am self righteous and I am most likely a better person than you ever will be. I support gun control. Who are you?
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  58. Why is the right wing so triggered
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  59. Rick Sanchez C137 go to college and stop typing silly things
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  60. How come other stable democracies like the UK and Japan don’t have as much gun rights?
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  61. Sam Saliba I was using Democracy loosely. If you want to be technical, all developed nations are democratic-republics, US, UK, etc. Gun Control works there it can work in the US
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  62. D33Lux the anti gun nations are doing well. NGO reports like the Democracy Index prove it
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  63. Marcfj before saying things without evidence, do research
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  64. Marcfj UK and Japan have gun control, there’s no tyranny there. Most Western nations have gun control
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  65. Billy Bob It’s not a coincidence that the US has the highest rate of gun crime in the Western World, coupled with the least restrictive gun laws. UK has high knife crime but I’m sure that the bad guys would use handguns if they could get them, because guns are more effective weapons than knives. The fact that guns are rarely used in the U.K. and other nations proves that Gun Control is keeping guns away from bad guys. The murder rates in these nations is also many times lower, proving that when you remove guns, bad guys can’t commit as much murder.
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  66. I mean, shouldn’t we? Why only in America? Why US has the highest rate of murder in the developed world?
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  67. What about the UK? Or Japan?
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  68.  @billcarson818  so being annoying means he deserves to get shot and maybe killed or paralyzed?
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  69.  @heyitsanthony6366  i don’t think putting a phone in someone’s face, without any other body part, is at all comparable to raising a brick. No reasonable person would assume this was the start of an attack. Secondly, what if I approached a woman or a child, a teenager, and I came on a little strong or awkward, and then they assumed like this man did that I was dangerous and shot me. Is that justified? I would say no, your wild imagination is not an excuse to unleash lethal force. What happened here is an exception, not typical. And it’s just jury nullification
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  70.  @heyitsanthony6366  so…if someone tall like 6ft tall is invading your personal space, you have the right to shoot them?
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  71.  @heyitsanthony6366  so, “size bullying” is the problem? Being tall and holding a phone up to someone’s head for a few seconds is grounds for lethal force if you’re taller? What if they were the same size? Then this would be an illegal shooting? It’s only the size that matters here? Seems a bit odd.
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  72.  @heyitsanthony6366  your argument is poorly worded, if I don’t understand it, then maybe you should work on communicating it better. I make six figures in biotech and read all day, editing and correcting people’s technical writing for pharmaceutical companies. The issue is you. How much do you make?
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  73.  @spoonypoon7998  you have no proof.
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  74.  @spoonypoon7998  not nice how does YouTube let you post insults
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  75.  @spoonypoon7998 YouTube has banned people for saying less. Please apologize or I will report you
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  76.  @DuhYaThink  I would call the police, who are well trained and well regulated by the government. I only trust the government to own guns and to control strictly who else, such as expert security guards, should have them.
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  77.  @loganng5621  how much do you make a year? And where do you live?
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  78.  @Sassytxsonia  so, you think mentally insane people should not be allowed to have guns? How do you implement this policy? Also, what about people who become insane, or angry, violent, etc.? You assume that people are simple to categorize, as if someone is known insane or sane, and will stay that way forever and we’ll always know. That’s not true. Lots of normal people become murderers, without any criminal record for example. Normal people get stressed and lose their tempers, guns can be involved and it causes death. Your idea is not well thought out.
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  79.  @LaurieLT88  the solution is to ban guns
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  80.  @loganng5621  ridiculous notion that you’re comparing hobbyist and untrained shooters to a professional police force. If police were more like the British police too they’d be even more professional. It is the right wingers causing the problem
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  81.  @loganng5621  you are most likely going to confirm my suspicions that you are poor and uneducated, the type who gravitates towards guns to fill a void in their life
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  82.  @DuhYaThink  how come it works well in the UK? Whole country is basically one giant gun free zone. Yet, their murder and gun-murder rates are far lower than the US
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  83.  @loganng5621  criminals will not ignore the rules about gun control. Evidence from all other Developed countries, who have tough gun laws and lower rates of murder and gun-murder, are proof to the contrary.
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  84. @Jaegar19Ultima I would rather criminals use cars than guns and cars.
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  85.  @anythinggoes5574  right to own a tool and toy should not triumph over the right to not get shot. This is why the 2nd amendment should be repealed. As well, gun control can be passed that does not violate the 2nd Amendment, meaning we could ban handguns and your 2A would not be infringed.
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  86.  @beckyg.8228  why? Gun owners are more likely to be poor, angry, unhappy, and uneducated.
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  87.  @deebee4575  if the Republican Party accepts evidence from all other countries then an amendment is possible, as happened in the past. It’s not impossible. Regardless, it is moot. We can ban categories of weapons like pistols and codify a ban on assault weapons without violating the 2A. People will ideally own nothing more than non-automatic hunting rifles and shotguns.
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  88.  @loganng5621  I beg you to please read facts. the UK has lower rates of knife crimes than the US, actually. Look it up, it’s reported by American and British news like the The Independent, and sourced from each countries’ governments. This is proof the UK, and all other developed nations, have lower rates of murder than the US and more strict gun laws.
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  89.  @Theboss-xb3cz  gun owners tend to be poor and uneducated. I make six figures at age 27. I would not trust anyone who lacks the intelligence to make money, to be able to own and carry a gun. It’s too big a responsibility for these people
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  90.  @otter1942  what about the UK? Or Japan, or Italy? These countries are giant gun free zones and they have lower murder rates than the US
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  91.  @johnstevens72  the UK has lower stabbing rates than the US
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  92.  @loganng5621  yes dude, the rates, which are adjusted for population, very clearly states that the UK has lower rates of knife murders than the US. It also states that the UK has tougher gun laws, and lower rates of both murder and gun-murders than the US. Face it, there’s no proof that the US’s lax gun laws save lives. The data shows the opposite, that they contribute to taking lives instead.
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  93.  @andrefiano3182  explain yourself
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  94.  @johnstevens72  no, the data provides rates showing that the US has higher knife murders than the UK
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  95.  @virgilhilts3924  yes dude, the banning of drugs has worked. I am in favor of keeping hard drugs illegal because I believe that prohibiting these guns makes us all safer. The laws are imperfect, people will break the laws and use and deal. But fewer will do that than if they were legal. Same applies to gun control
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  96.  @Sassytxsonia  ok, so instead of banning guns, we lock up everybody who we think will commit gun crimes. Ever seen Minority Report with Tom Cruise? Explain to me how mental health will prevent a shooter from acting out? What are the signs? How long will you hold them? How much will this cost? What if the evidence is weak? Like if I make a Columbine joke should I be interned? How would you be able to determine that I’m now safe to be released? And how many billions of dollars will this cost? Kinda funny how you’ve lost the plot. You support gun rights as civil rights, but you’re willing to violate our more important rights to freedom and liberty, our freedom to not be ripped from our homes and dragged into a nuthouse, you’d rather the government do all that, rather than ban guns. You ma’am, are a funny person.
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  97. This is why it’s time to copy France and repeal the 2A. It causes too ma h problems
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  98.  saltypureblood4063 the mall is a gun free zone because it is not safe otherwise. I would not feel safe at a grocery store or mall if everyone had guns. Guns I see as a sign of mental insecurity, fragile egos, hot tempers, and poor intelligence. Guns are not allowed because open carrying makes everything more dangerous and risks any confrontation turning deadly. Will it deter mass shooters? Maybe, but it will make the situations worse and more numerous than without.
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  99.  @royrogers3624 what about the malls in the UK? Or Japan? They are all gun free zones. And yet, it is only America, the country with the most lax gun laws, that has mass shootings, where guns are the leading cause of deaths in children, and which has the highest rates of murder, and gun-murder, in the developed world.
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  100.  @virgilhilts3924  all other developed countries have tougher gun laws than the the US. The US also has the highest rates of both murder, and gun-murder. This has occurred year after year for decades. This is hard proof gun control works.
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  101. When will we repeal the 2A?
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  102.  @nightwolf2548  so you believe people in the US are crazy? Me too. That’s why I’m against letting them be armed
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  103. Republicans have blood on their hands for supporting guns over people
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  104. So…should we allow crazy people to buy guns? Or allow them to use straw purchases and private transactions to get guns?
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  105. You are a danger to us all and the reason why gun control is unpopular. Did you go to college
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