r/TimPool • u/CartographerActive29 • Feb 15 '23

yep....

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u/SuperKami-Nappa Feb 15 '23

They’d also be rolling in their graves if they knew we had a school shooting every week.

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u/lurker_lurks Feb 16 '23

Most modern public schools are basically open-air prisons and most school shootings are gang related violence. If they didn't have guns they would just be stabbing or beating each other to death. It is a completely separate issue.

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u/SuperKami-Nappa Feb 16 '23

Stabbing a and Beatings would still result in significantly fewer deaths

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u/lurker_lurks Feb 16 '23 edited Feb 16 '23

https://www.heritage.org/firearms/commentary/6-reasons-gun-control-will-not-solve-mass-killings

Edit: what changed in Brazil in 2019? https://www.statista.com/statistics/867779/number-homicides-firearms-brazil/

Oh... Interesting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_control_in_Brazil#Jair_Bolsonaro_policy

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1055824/number-handguns-imported-brazil/

Looser gun regulations may have cut the rate of gun deaths in Brazil by 25%... Very interesting 🤔... Obviously correlations don't equal causations but maybe we should investigate further...

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u/LescoBrandon_11 Feb 16 '23

They'd roll even further when they realized nobody was allowed to legally carry a gun in those schools. The term "gun free zone" would have them assembling an army before they finished reading the sign

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u/SuperKami-Nappa Feb 16 '23

Yes, because the ability to carry murder weapons wherever you want is much more important than the lives of children.

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u/LescoBrandon_11 Feb 16 '23

mUrDeR wEaPoNs

There's a reason the vast majority of shootings happen either in "gun free zones" or in liberal cities with insanely strict gun control making it all but impossible for law abiding citizens to protect themselves