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Another Mass Shooting: It's Those Darn Video Games!

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St. Clown said:
The city doesn’t have the resources to combat the gun problem
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Gun control would help them a lot.

Why haven't we sold this as a law enforcement issue? Our brave boys are in danger because criminals have legal access to military grade weapons.
 
Kepler said:
Gun control would help them a lot.

Why haven't we sold this as a law enforcement issue? Our brave boys are in danger because criminals have legal access to military grade weapons.
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Cops are good when they oppress people, otherwise they obstruct the (wh)right people from breaking the law- when they are then bad.
 
Ages 27, 27 and 40. What a waste

I’ve been asking for years why cops don’t fight for gun control more. I had one friend who used to be a cop (quit over a decade ago) and main reason they gave for quitting was conceal and carry
 
Saw their pictures. Those 27 year olds look like high schoolers. Very sad.

I have a cousin whose husband is a police officer, he’s a good guy that’s on board with much stricter gun control. He’s seen some things and had people
close to him hurt, as a result some trouble has popped up here and there and the department got him a therapist. I think he’s still on leave now, actually.
 
If governance has no impact on gun usage can any of the MAGAs explain this pattern?

State Gun Death Rate
Mississippi 33.9
Louisiana 29.1
New Mexico 27.8
Alabama 26.4
Wyoming 26.1
Alaska 25.2
Montana 25.1
Arkansas 23.3
Missouri 23.2
Tennessee 22.8
South Carolina 22.4
Oklahoma 21.2
Kentucky 21.1
Georgia 20.3
Nevada 19.8
Indiana 18.4
Arizona 18.3
Colorado 17.8
Kansas 17.3
North Carolina 17.3
West Virginia 17.3
North Dakota 16.8
Delaware 16.6
Ohio 16.5
Idaho 16.3
Illinois 16.1
Texas 15.6
Michigan 15.4
Maryland 15.2
Oregon 14.9
Pennsylvania 14.8
South Dakota 14.3
Virginia 14.3
Florida 14.1
Utah 13.9
Wisconsin 13.5
Maine 12.6
Vermont 11.9
Iowa 11.2
Washington 11.2
Nebraska 10.3
Minnesota 10
California 9
New Hampshire 8.3
Connecticut 6.7
Rhode Island 5.6
New York 5.4
New Jersey 5.2
Hawaii 4.8
Massachusetts 3.4
 
state of hockey said:
Saw their pictures. Those 27 year olds look like high schoolers. Very sad.

I have a cousin whose husband is a police officer, he’s a good guy that’s on board with much stricter gun control. He’s seen some things and had people
close to him hurt, as a result some trouble has popped up here and there and the department got him a therapist. I think he’s still on leave now, actually.
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A friend of mine married a Burnsville cop just this past December. One of the two cops killed was at their wedding, and the picture my friend posted of that cop was him resting his arms on the shoulders of a woman nursing a young baby. The relationship between the two wasn’t explicitly stated, but I assume that’s his wife/GF and his baby. That poor family.
 
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