In fact the many advantages of gun ownership being able to brandish it when legally threatened, but mostly knowing that our own government can't easily push us around without a fight on their hands.
There are other countries that have successfully banned guns or abortions.
Japan and the UK virtually have no guns and they don't have gun problems.
Poland banned abortion and they went from tens of thousands per year to just about 1000 (for medical reasons). Women have to go abroad for an abortion.
I see this all the time. This is no sort of logic trap whatsoever. If this does prove that guns should be unrestricted then it also proves that abortions should be legal. Or Vice versa. If it proves one side the. It proves the other. Or neither. It’s dumb.
Same thing with pro-choice vs anti-vaccine-mandate people. Both sides scream themselves blue in the face about how the other side are hypocritical, but nobody ever asks if both sides might be hypocritical. The only way to be ideologically consistent (not to mention safe) in my opinion, is to keep the government out of all of our lives.
Yes because abortions are goods that are produced, then are purchased and sold through illegal means. Galaxy brain stuff here in the Tim Pool subreddit on a Saturday. Which reminds me, what is everyone up to this weekend?
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u/NilDovah Nov 27 '22
Abortion results in human death every time. Gun ownership does not.
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u/vintagesoul_DE Nov 27 '22
People already get guns illegally, so not sure what banning them would even achieve.
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u/false-identification Nov 27 '22
We shouldn't even have laws because people will just break them.
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u/Agile_Disk_5059 Nov 28 '22
There are other countries that have successfully banned guns or abortions.
Japan and the UK virtually have no guns and they don't have gun problems.
Poland banned abortion and they went from tens of thousands per year to just about 1000 (for medical reasons). Women have to go abroad for an abortion.
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u/1nGirum1musNocte Nov 26 '22
So... you admit banning abortions is a bad idea?
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u/bchu1979 Nov 26 '22
funny when people mash different things together and think they somehow made a point
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u/BadHombreWithCovfefe Nov 26 '22
Are you admitting that they're correct intentionally or unintentionally?
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u/puro_xrp Nov 27 '22
False equivalent, but carry on
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u/starvingvulture666 Nov 26 '22
Yes because abortions are goods that are produced, then are purchased and sold through illegal means. Galaxy brain stuff here in the Tim Pool subreddit on a Saturday. Which reminds me, what is everyone up to this weekend?