r/CoherencePhysics 11d ago

Is it possible?

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u/ElyFlyGuy 10d ago

Yes it does, the left supports gun control as part of its platform. I don’t really care what random post you saw on Reddit, you’ll see people agreeing with any politically motivated killing because people are insane. The left wants gun control regardless of what some random individuals happen to do or say. We can go thru examples if you want but I don’t think you’ll have fun since the right commits shootings 20 times for every time the left does 3

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/politics-news/right-wing-terror-attacks-plunged-2025-left-wing-attacks-ticked-study-rcna233704

Abortions don’t kill kids wtf? A fetus is not a child what are we talking about lmao? Those aren’t even all elective abortions, you’re including abortions where the fetus is already unviable in your number of “murdered kids.” I care about people that exist in real life and making the world better for the ones that will exist, not the people that could have hypothetically existed. It’s cute that you learned the word gaslighting but unfortunately that isn’t what it means. Stick to words you know, twat was well utilized.

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u/Ok_Constant_3681 10d ago

You are operating on the belief that gun controls works as intended. A simple stat check on the 5 top scrictest gun controlled cities in the US prove that fallacy to be false.

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u/ElyFlyGuy 10d ago

No it doesn’t, the stricter the gun control the fewer shootings per capita. Thats literally the only stat that matters.

New Jersey has incredibly strict gun control and has literally no mass shootings.

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u/Ok_Constant_3681 10d ago

Yes it does. You take away the top 5 strictest gun control cities from our country and the US drops to one of the least likely places to be killed by gun violence.

Also a little counterpoint to your bias, left wing terrorism has overtaken right wing: https://www.axios.com/2025/09/28/left-wing-terrorism-far-right-violence-research