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In reply to the discussion: "We stop being something to be proud of when we love our guns more than we love our children" [View all]FunkyLeprechaun
(2,383 posts)Were 100% legal, the bullets he used were illegal (cop killer ones). The people were at a camp that was held without incident for many years and people felt safe there.
I really don't like it when people say they are crack shots and could have taken down the theatre shooter. I very rarely shoot guns (the last time being a skeet shoot over 7 years ago) but I have very good hand-eye coordination due to my deafness and often have very good aim at my target despite no training in guns at all. Yet I choose not to own guns because, aside from the fact that they are incredibly hard to acquire in the uk, I just don't see the need for them.
The uk has very strict regulations and they have on average 40 gun deaths a year. It'd take them over 30 years to reach the number of gun deaths the US has since Newtown. Japan spends more money than the US on video games and their gun deaths? 11.
If you don't understand.... Well.. You're stupid.