Its NOT guns its VIDEO GAMES!

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The U.S government has no problem regulating the entertainment industry but its a problem to regulate guns. The actual tools used for mass shootings.

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fucking RETARDS!

 

[cityskyline]

SUCH A GREAT POINT!! The second ammendment to the constitution needs to be removed

 

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Japan 2 deaths by guns. They play much more video games then us and quite frankly there movies are quite fucked up. Aussie watched the same movies plays the same video games as 'merica. Not nearly as much gun violence. Canada same thing. same goes for the UK.

The reason i made this thread is because the news is started to blame the "violent culture" obviously its not the culture. Its the fact you can walk into walmart and buy ammo for an M16 then go to a gun show and purchase a gun with almost no questions asked.

The second amendment was made to protect the US citizens. Its not doing that. Plus it was written about 200 years ago. Maybe we should update are laws with the times we live in.

 

[mage3158]

Japan 2 deaths by guns.

Japan's strictly-regulated guns play very little part in crime. In 1985, for example, only 35 crimes, including 10 murders, were committed with hunting guns.

According to government statistics, Japan has 1.5 homicides per 100,000 citizens each year, and America has 7.9. Actually, the gap between U.S. and Japanese homicide rates is not quite as large as the official statistics indicate. The real Japanese murder rate is about twice the reported rate; unlike the U.S., Japan does not count an attempt to injure, but which accidentally causes death, as a homicide.

-Source


Correlation does not equal causation.

 

[stringcheese]

We should also outlaw knives to prevent what happened in china. It is only the next logical step to prevent murder.

Maybe forks as well because they are rather sharp.

 

I really do not see this going anywhere, feel free to make a new thread with an actual topic backed by sources and/or a real question/proposal.