Comments by "" (@MeanBeanComedy) on "Joe Rogan and Pete Dominick Debate Gun Control" video.

  1. This had me visibly cringing. Does anyone else feel uncomfortable seeing how Joe's getting pissed and the other guy is making less and less sense each minute??
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  2. Every time a gun-grabber talks about how "I shoot guns too. I like guns plenty!" It sounds like Jeb Bush at a frat party begging for votes by talking about how much he likes Natty Light.
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  3. This guy is soooo typical. "Leave the decision-making and laws and regulations up to the elite." Of course, he also just happens to see himself as one of those elites!😑
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  4. There were. The largest mass-killing in US history happened when my great-grandmother was 5.
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  5. @material pattern This didn't seem productive at all. The other guy was just arguing AT Joe while making no reputable claims.
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  6. Everyone always says "literally no one is going to take your guns." What did Beto say again??
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  7. This guy looks and sounds like the worst version possible of Paul Giamatti.
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  8.  @nocarrotjuststick3375  if there's evidence, where is it? Why does the data show the opposite?
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  9. @material pattern are you a chat-bot?
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  10. Why does this guy keep saying other countries don't have these problems when America is about average in PER CAPITA mass shootings when compared to Europe??
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  11. Ya know what? This guy seems like a clown, but I do like what he said about not casting aside people who don't agree with you, so I'm going to keep listening and see if we have any common ground. Edit: We didn't.
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  12.  @nocarrotjuststick3375  Telling you you're wrong isn't getting "Triggered." If video games desensitized people to violence, there would AT LEAST be a positive correlation between violent crime and video game use instead of the negative one we've seen over the past two decades.
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  13.  @nocarrotjuststick3375  I mean that if your claim is true, there'd be a sliver of evidence showing that violent crime would rise as violent video game sales go up instead of the absolute opposite. Are you ESL?
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  14.  @nocarrotjuststick3375  You've "explained" it by repeating your baseless assertion that been disproven by every study ever done on the subject.
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  15. No.
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  16. @material pattern are you like a reflective chat-bot?
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  17. Then Why didn't he have any data or evidence?
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  18.  @gattosquad2241  Corporations have nothing to do with it. Our citizens don't want to give up their guns, and for good reason. Per capita, our mass shooting deaths are about average when compared to Europe. This guy didn't mention that once, since he knew it wouldn't help his case
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  19. @material pattern It's saying that our legal gun ownership is likely not the problem.
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  20. @material pattern There's nothing wrong with the Devil's Advocate if you're genuinely trying to discover truth together! It's a good way to think through complex ideas, which is what we're doing! That being said, what if we could fix the mental part? It seems like most violent people come from broken homes. Now, that's just a correlation, so we can't blame all violence on broken homes, but it's something to consider. Also, only around 100 people are killed each year by long guns in mass shootings. That's still OF COURSE a tragedy, but most gun homicides (~<9,000) are done with handguns, something most politicians aren't even discussing. Why is that? Also, gun crime is falling, and has been for 25 years! It's actually about as low as it was in the 60s or 70s. Things are looking up! Why the push to ban guns now? Lastly, you should look into the CDC's study on defensive gun use. It outweighs gun homicides by about 30x, depending on the estimate. A HUGE number of people in this country DEFEND themselves with a firearm each day and don't kill anyone in Aggression. https://www.forbes.com/sites/paulhsieh/2018/04/30/that-time-the-cdc-asked-about-defensive-gun-uses/amp/ That Time The CDC Asked About Defensive Gun Uses - Forbes https://reason.com/2018/04/20/cdc-provides-more-evidence-that-plenty-o/?amp CDC, in Surveys It Never Bothered Making Public, Provides ...
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  21. @material pattern That's literally what the defensive gun use stat is about. The rest of what you said is irrelevant. Try to stay on topic.
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  22. @material pattern Data is a far better way to base policy and worldviews than anecdotes, which is what you're using. A woman defending herself from a rapist with a .38 special can't just arm bar him away. And drunken stumbling doesn't count as a home invasion. You need to do some more reading on the subject to develop a better understanding of the problems and solutions we face instead of relying on anecdotes.
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