wrong we're making laws to make sure gun safety protocols are followed by owners
10 dead, including perpetrator in school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, BC
- Thread starter Shaquille Oatmeal
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This is a lot of projection. Broaden your horizons: A more just and caring society creates fewer criminals. Criminals are very expensive to put in jail.
Fiscal conservatives should be focusing on way to prevent crimes, rather than paying for harsher punishments.
I mean, you can FEEL that way, but it doesn't make it a FACT.
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www.publicsafety.gc.ca
Do harsher punishments deter crime?
It’s easy to think that the threat of punishment will simply dissuade someone from doing the wrong thing. But it turns out that deterring would-be criminals by instilling doubt or fear of the consequences is more tale than truth.
www.unsw.edu.au
We will never stop all crime, but a strong social safety net, meaningful employment, and functioning societal groups (libraries, lion's clubs, etc) are WAY more effective at stoping crime and cost WAY less.
I mean, what's the punishment for being a Pedophile? Unlimited riches and 2 terms as president?
I don't think it's quite that easy but yes, they are way more accessible than they used to be.
Ah yes, Vince Li. Apparently he's cured and living a normal life somewhere.
Banning guns is exactly what nazis did...lmao...something Trump isn't....lmao.
What a ridiculous concept. We could reduce 100% of motor vehicle accidents by banning all cars. We could prevent 100% of dog attacks by banning all dogs. Where does it end?
Projection, projection, projection.
I've never called for banning guns. I've never even pretended that the shooter is a victim. Is the story going to come out that they had a shit life and needed better community/healthcare supports, of course it is. Are we going to talk a big game about "never again", yes we are. Are stupids going to vote for anyone who promises lower taxes and more money for cops instead of things that actually work? Yes. We. Are.
No the Nazis don't.
They have the 2nd amendment and 500M civilian guns.
Guess what else they have in abundance? Mass shootings and school shootings.
Ban and confiscate. Less guns, less gun crimes.
Disarmament of the German Jews - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
THE NAZI'S EXPANDED GUN ACCESS FOR NAZIS. THEY TOOK GUNS AWAY FROM MARGINALIZED GROUPS (JEWS, SOCIAL DEMOCRATS, ETC.). WHICH IS EXACTLY WHAT YOU ARE ADVOCATING FOR.
HOW LONG DO YOU HAVE TO KEEP AGREEING WITH NAZI POLICIES BEFORE YOU SEE THAT YOU ARE A NAZI?
I like numbers. Numbers often tell different stories from the common narratives.
Sometimes I ask myself a question about numbers. It might not give me a clear answer, but it might give me a different perspective.
Today, I was thinking the U.S. seems to have a markedly increase in transgender identification in the last decade or two. Is this increase as noticeable in Canada, France and the U.K? Now these weren't random choices. I think these three countries exhibit high levels of social tolerance for different people and different lifestyles.
Not surprising, the tracking of the transgender population is less than scientific. However, articles on the internet would suggest the rate of transgenderism within the U.S. population is much higher than Canada, France and U.K.
The usual suspects will say that tells you nothing. Actually, I think it does. Either the U.S. is experiencing a social phenomenon where people are misreporting they are transgender or people in Canada, France and the U.K. don't feel comfortable reporting they're transgender. Something has to be happening that would cause these differences.
Sometimes I ask myself a question about numbers. It might not give me a clear answer, but it might give me a different perspective.
Today, I was thinking the U.S. seems to have a markedly increase in transgender identification in the last decade or two. Is this increase as noticeable in Canada, France and the U.K? Now these weren't random choices. I think these three countries exhibit high levels of social tolerance for different people and different lifestyles.
Not surprising, the tracking of the transgender population is less than scientific. However, articles on the internet would suggest the rate of transgenderism within the U.S. population is much higher than Canada, France and U.K.
The usual suspects will say that tells you nothing. Actually, I think it does. Either the U.S. is experiencing a social phenomenon where people are misreporting they are transgender or people in Canada, France and the U.K. don't feel comfortable reporting they're transgender. Something has to be happening that would cause these differences.
Straight guys do more than 95% of the mass killings.
So why not worry about them?
You learned that at Trump U, correct?
Yes, it does. Trans people feel safer today than they did back in the day.
As far as the difference in rates go, I think it is because of:
- Age - the US is younger. Younger people are more likely to identify as trans.
- Data collection - Canada uses national census as opposed to voluntary surveys in the US, which may be causing Canada to under report.
I'd love a Glock 18 fully auto if you know a guy. For 'protection' of course
This is a really good breakdown of the incidence of trans mass shootings.
This falls squarely at the feet of the progressive leftist agenda.
Mental health officials neeed to act on this before more innocent peple are harmed.
Or....
On the one hand people feel more comfortable doing it.
On the other hand I agree that some gay people are being misdiagnosed. I think its a combination of social factors causing this.
If you ever get bored google ' what percentage of mass shooters were on psychiatric medication' It's astounding.
