MAMEWorld Forums - Welcome to the War Room - Re: southern Ohio's yee haw sheriff on Fox last month

> The crazy guy with the gun just factors armed teachers into his plan. Potentially
> Jittery armed teachers are far more of a threat than the occasional madman.
>

So what you're saying is that the nervous armed teachers are going to be the ones killing innocent people?

> What about addressing the real problem of mentally ill people having easy access to
> guns in the first place? Most of these people showed signs long before they turned it
> into action. Martin Bryant was the wake-up call for Australia, and it's actually
> worked pretty well. We still have guns in one in three households, but we've had
> almost no crazy guys shooting up public venues since then.
>

I completely agree with you on this. There are other gun related massacres where it's been said that the perpetrator was on some kind of medication (usually prescribed due to said mental issues). But the MSM refuses to focus on that, and instead focuses on the guns they somehow got their hands on. There have been a few of them that just seem very odd. Like Sandy Hook, the Batman movie shooting, the gay night club shooting, the Las Vegas massacre from the high-rise hotel.... Just to name a few. The one that happened here recently in Florida, I've mentioned in another topic, that I wouldn't be surprised if the FBI knew about it, and let it happen. The others I mentioned, there just seems to be a lack of evidence as to what actually went down. I'm not saying people weren't killed, but in the after math, you have things like known crisis actors being put on the news outlets and condemning guns, assault rifles, etc. But not a single mention of things like mental health or prescription medications the people were on that committed these crimes.

> US has a stupid-high homicide rate for a first-world country. Some self-examination
> is definitely in order.

If you remove the cities where guns are forbidden, like Chicago, Washington D.C.... and several others (I won't bother looking up the statistics, maybe later if I feel like it) then the U.S. gun related crime rate goes way way down. It's not Law Abiding citizens that are committing these crimes... Who do you suppose is responsible? Could it be... Criminals who don't give a flying f* about gun laws? Yeah. That sounds about right.

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