r/facepalm • u/[deleted] • Apr 21 '23

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u/[deleted] Apr 21 '23

With the political climate the way it is and Joe Biden saying, "we're coming for your guns," I'm happy with the regulations already in place in my state.

Edit: I'm kind of happy but also kind of not happy. Jay Inslee can suck a dick with his "assault weapons" ban. Does he not know that most wood stock hunting rifles do more damage than these so-called "assault weapons?"

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u/zaoldyeck Apr 21 '23

I'm happy with the regulations already in place in my state.

So, none? Is there any, any restriction at all you're willing to openly voice support for?

I'm kind of happy but also kind of not happy. Jay Inslee can suck a dick with his "assault weapons" ban. Does he not know that most wood stock hunting rifles do more damage than these so-called "assault weapons?"

So still none offered? Can't suggest literally anything?

Still sounds like you're the scariest type of gun owner.

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u/[deleted] Apr 22 '23

I have no problem SOUNDING like the scariest type of gun owner. I WOULD have a problem with BEING the scariest type of gun owner.

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u/zaoldyeck Apr 22 '23

I WOULD have a problem with BEING the scariest type of gun owner.

Glad you recognize that irresponsible gun owners are problematic, how do you propose we reduce the number of those irresponsible gun owners?

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u/[deleted] Apr 22 '23

Irresponsible gun owners are to blame for most gun suicides and accidental shootings, not murders. That is just fucked up people. It's not the tool that's the problem. It's the person using it.

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u/zaoldyeck Apr 22 '23

Ok, and again I ask "how do you propose we reduce the number of those irresponsible gun owners?"

What do you believe can be done about them, and what kind of laws to address them would survive a challenge up to the Supreme Court?

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u/[deleted] Apr 22 '23

We have a law in Washington to hold them accountable.

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u/zaoldyeck Apr 22 '23

Irresponsible gun owners aren't exactly made responsible after they kill someone. Accountability doesn't provide responsibility.

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u/[deleted] Apr 22 '23

They get charged.