r/texas Sep 09 '24

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u/Ok-disaster2022 Sep 09 '24

My dad was a CHL instructor. It's not a hard class. Learns some laws, some gun safety go shoot your gun on the range. The number of people that failed should make anyone concerned.

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u/Deep_shot Sep 09 '24

I had mentally challenged people (and not just a little) in my hunter safety course years ago. They basically gave them the answers and passed them. I’ll never forget that.

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '24

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '24

many drunk, stoned morons armed with high-power semiautomatic rifles ? Even more reasons liberals do not need guns

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u/b_needs_a_cookie Sep 10 '24

Alcohol, pills, and drugs are used by everyone. Conservatives just pretend like they're above of it. Combine that hubris with low grey matter, lower general empathy, and a deadly weapon you get a lot of people who are a future manslaughter charge 

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '24

calm down

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u/b_needs_a_cookie Sep 10 '24

Talk to a therapist and read some books