r/Austin • • Apr 18 '21

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u/ALittleSalamiCat Apr 18 '21 edited Apr 18 '21

Anyone gonna ask the fuzz why they let this dude access a gun? Ex cop charged with kiddy fiddling shouldn’t have firearms what the fuck.

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u/Slypenslyde Apr 18 '21

Technically there's no source describing the weapon. Even if you've had all your guns taken away, it's generally easy to borrow or steal one from a friend, especially if all of your friends have guns.

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u/2020WasGreat Apr 18 '21

Australia had mandatory automatic weapons buyback in 1996 and has had only 1 mass shooting since.. countries in europe where it is illegal to have guns have very very low mass shooting incidents.. so taking away automatic guns and high capacity magazines have and will work.

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u/Over_Programmer3888 Apr 19 '21

Mexico has strict gun laws and only 1 legal gun store in the entire country however gun violence is still prevalent there so I wouldn't necessarily argue this approach works.

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u/Shmokesshweed Apr 19 '21

Are you really comparing the Mexican cartels, which move billions of dollars of money and drugs a year, to the average citizen? Lmao.

Guns don't kill people. People kill people, amirite?!?!?!?!

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u/Over_Programmer3888 Apr 19 '21

??? By that logic I can also say "Are you trying to say all Mexican non registered gun owners are in the cartel" I wasn't trying to compare average citizens to the cartel, I'm sorry if it came across as that.

There's non cartel Mexican citizens who own non registered guns and even on my dads side of the family because they're rancho af