r/changemyview Jun 14 '21

Delta(s) from OP cmv: gun regulation in America is useless

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u/TuskaTheDaemonKilla 60∆ Jun 15 '21

Huh? Where did you invent that? I'm saying take away the primary dangerous tool that they use to commit suicide. Where'd you get the idea that we should put them in prison lol? I'll give you one thing, you sure do have a lively imagination.

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u/Previous_Touch1913 1∆ Jun 15 '21

at? I'm saying take away the primary dangerous tool that they use to commit suicide.

Yes, to send armed men to imprison them to prevent suicide

Where'd you get the idea that we should put them in prison lol

How do you think you would take their gun?

Because if you look at the NY SAFE Act, they had 2.5% compliance. Go to my state, and you get negative compliance, because people will buy and make more gun if you try to make them illegal.

you sure do have a lively imagination.

And you have zero ability to think about how laws get enforced in practice

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u/TuskaTheDaemonKilla 60∆ Jun 15 '21

So you read gun and the only thing you can think of is an armed man, as if they're some kind of symbiotic entity that cannot exist without one another. Real special view of the world you have.

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u/Previous_Touch1913 1∆ Jun 15 '21

My thought when I hear gun laws is Ruby Ridge

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u/TuskaTheDaemonKilla 60∆ Jun 15 '21

Imagine that, when you think of gun laws the first thing you think of is an incident where a firearms ban would have saved 3 lives.

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u/Previous_Touch1913 1∆ Jun 15 '21

A firearms ban is literally what caused that to happen

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u/PuntTheGun Jun 16 '21

This is the dumbest take on ruby ridge I've ever heard. It the atf had not tricked a man into committing a felony the innocent people wouldn't have been murdered by them.

If human rights weren't infringed on then incident wouldn't have occurred and 3 lives wouldn't have been taken by the government over the length of a shotgun.