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Sun May 29, 2022, 11:03 PM

May 2022

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The gun question they can't answer [View all] Tadpole Raisin May 2022 OP

This Bayard May 2022 #3

Great point enough May 2022 #2

An intriguing question to be sure Harvey Wineburger May 2022 #4

There weren't any (well I guess the Texas tower) Tadpole Raisin May 2022 #5

Right there were so few. Hieronymus Phact May 2022 #7

The ability to kill 30 people in 30 seconds. Tadpole Raisin May 2022 #17

Well Willto May 2022 #20

Willto said it well enough above Hieronymus Phact May 2022 #24

+100 Rhiannon12866 May 2022 #27

Back in the 70's, when there was a school shooting on the news haele May 2022 #6

Yup, and if those bullied kids had an AR-15 we would have Tadpole Raisin May 2022 #11

Ah Willto May 2022 #21

Then why weren't they used? More responsible NRA? Societal norms Tadpole Raisin May 2022 #22

I wish Willto May 2022 #23

Why does everyone else have to pay the price of freedom? IronLionZion May 2022 #8

My now deceased uncle quakerboy May 2022 #10

The most deadly school incident led to a national law. MarcA May 2022 #12

Instead of locking up kids behind steel doors... forgotmylogin May 2022 #13

Having Rights Hoosier_Progressiv May 2022 #14

And what about those purported "19 good guys with guns"? calimary May 2022 #15

Recommended. H2O Man May 2022 #16

It Started With The Texas Tower Sniper DallasNE May 2022 #18

In the 50s, 60s and the 70s guns were far, far easier to get than now. former9thward May 2022 #25