Still in support of tyranny, apparently,
It's time for Americans to get over their antiquated and outdated interpretations on the Second Amendment and ban the sale, ownership, and possession of any and all firearms. There is no redeeming quality of having them available to general public. Events like the ones that happened yesterday will continue to happen as long as firearms are protected by the Constitution.
People will say:
I wish there was actually something I could do to enact such measures, but people with much more time, energy, and money than me have been trying for years to no avail, so I guess random students will continue to get massacred and the Vice Presidents will still be able to shoot people in the face. But, really, it's probably all the fault of video games anyway.
People will say:
- But, but, hunting! I don't care. I am sure there are loads of "sports" that people used to engage in before they realized, "woah, this is probably too dangerous"
- What if we need an armed take over of the government? If there hasn't been a need for an armed rebellion with the current administration, it's unlikely to think we ever will need to.
- Out of my cold dead hands! How about from your kid's (who just accidentally just shot himself in the face) cold dead hands?
I wish there was actually something I could do to enact such measures, but people with much more time, energy, and money than me have been trying for years to no avail, so I guess random students will continue to get massacred and the Vice Presidents will still be able to shoot people in the face. But, really, it's probably all the fault of video games anyway.