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gun violence in texas - Narzi - Jan 24, 2020
The gun violence is cap here in Texas. I’m 22, and I have had 2 friend(that I knew on a personal) level die from gun violence. I also have a brother who is on bail for Murder. It really seems like everyone Texas has some type of gun or heavy weapon. It’s a battle ground down south here in Houston
I prefer lifestyle in Morocco or another country where guns laws strictly prohibit fireweapons
RE: Gunviolence in Texas - LoremIpsum - Jan 24, 2020
Here in Europe it's prohibited too, if you don't own a license.
If you do, you aren't allowed to "wave it" around or keep it in your pants like some kind of cowboy.
Without offending you, but why don't you move to Morocco or another country if you can.
I would hate to hear you feeling sad over losing more friends and/or family.
RE: Gunviolence in Texas - Aeowulf - Jan 24, 2020
...then go back to Morocco?
We have the right to defend ourselves for a reason. More people need to arm themselves. Then criminals wouldn't have easy victims.
RE: Gunviolence in Texas - Vеrt - Jan 24, 2020
Yeah, I live in the south and I own multiple firearms. I do wish they made it a little harder to obtain them. I can go down to a store near me, and be in and out within an hour or so with multiple firearms. It's just too easy for someone with the wrong intentions to get a gun.
RE: Gunviolence in Texas - Smexy - Jan 24, 2020
Firearms around kids make for easy suicides.
In Marocco, kids jump in front of car or jump of bridge.
RE: Gunviolence in Texas - Grim - Jan 24, 2020
Why not just move to a different part of the country or even different part of Texas I heard after the hurricane Houston went to shit
RE: Gunviolence in Texas - v8xxeruer - Jan 24, 2020
(Jan 24, 2020 09:41 AM)LoremIpsum Wrote: Here in Europe it's prohibited too, if you don't own a license.
If you do, you aren't allowed to "wave it" around or keep it in your pants like some kind of cowboy.
Without offending you, but why don't you move to Morocco or another country if you can.
I would hate to hear you feeling sad over losing more friends and/or family.
which european country do you live in?
RE: Gunviolence in Texas - LoremIpsum - Jan 24, 2020
(Jan 24, 2020 10:16 AM)v8xxeruer Wrote: which european country do you live in?
Why do you want to know? Also, 2 matching IP's. I get suspicious of you when looking at your account.
So I do not want to answer which country. It's illegal in Europe, regardless where you live, the penalties are different though. 🤝
RE: Gunviolence in Texas - v8xxeruer - Jan 24, 2020
(Jan 24, 2020 09:38 AM)Narzi Wrote: The gun violence is cap here in Texas. I’m 22, and I have had 2 friend(that I knew on a personal) level die from gun violence. I also have a brother who is on bail for Murder. It really seems like everyone Texas has some type of gun or heavy weapon. It’s a battle ground down south here in Houston
I prefer lifestyle in Morocco or another country where guns laws strictly prohibit fireweapons
yee man these stories are fugged op. i cant believe people give up their lifes and lifes of others so easily. they think they will get respawned after death in heaven or somewhere? ffs lol. they have only one life but they still carry these guns and welcome conflicts with open arms like theyre playing GTA V
RE: Gunviolence in Texas - Django - Jan 24, 2020
(Jan 24, 2020 09:50 AM)Aeowulf Wrote: ...then go back to Morocco?
We have the right to defend ourselves for a reason. More people need to arm themselves. Then criminals wouldn't have easy victims.
So you think there's absolutely no problem with current legislation, and that it's stupid easy to acquire them? Come on, dude. I can get the need to protect yourself, but do you really need a fucking .50, or an assault rifle? Pop a .45 in his leg and it'll have practically the same effect. Not to mention how many lunatics seem to get a hold of guns to carry out mass-shootings without a problem, or so much as a full check?
RE: Gunviolence in Texas - Aeowulf - Jan 24, 2020
(Jan 24, 2020 04:22 PM)Django Wrote: So you think there's absolutely no problem with current legislation, and that it's stupid easy to acquire them?There is a major problem with current legislation. It does everything to make it difficult for the average person to live without fear of the government ruining their lives, and does nothing to actually punish criminals for their use.
(Jan 24, 2020 04:22 PM)Django Wrote: ...but do you really need a fugging .50, or an assault rifle?Real "assault weapons" that I used in the military are banned. But otherwise, yes, I do.
(Jan 24, 2020 04:22 PM)Django Wrote: Pop a .45 in his leg and it'll have practically the same effect.2 to the chest, 1 to the head. Then assess the situation. If target is not neutralized, repeat.
(Jan 24, 2020 04:22 PM)Django Wrote: Not to mention how many lunatics seem to get a hold of guns to carry out mass-shootings without a problem, or so much as a full check?This is the biggest friggin myth there is. I've yet to be able to acquire guns legally without going through a full background check, and no one else I know that has either. I do know some people that acquired really scary looking pew-pews without getting one because they bought from arms dealers. Definitely not legal.
RE: Gunviolence in Texas - Александр - Jan 24, 2020
(Jan 24, 2020 04:22 PM)Django Wrote: So you think there's absolutely no problem with current legislation, and that it's stupid easy to acquire them? Come on, dude. I can get the need to protect yourself, but do you really need a fugging .50, or an assault rifle? Pop a .45 in his leg and it'll have practically the same effect. Not to mention how many lunatics seem to get a hold of guns to carry out mass-shootings without a problem, or so much as a full check?
Exactly! it's getting crazy out there..
RE: Gunviolence in Texas - Yin Yang - Jan 24, 2020
I didn't realize it was that bad in Texas. Like I know people from Austin and Houston and they haven't said it was crazy or anything.
RE: Gunviolence in Texas - SIM-3257834 - Jan 24, 2020
Gun violence doesn't seem to be an issue
https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/pressroom/sosmap/firearm_mortality/firearm.htm
Nor an issue when I lived there
Meanwhile a state like Cali would reward criminals with em. It's okay, criminals won't do any harm.
RE: Gunviolence in Texas - Django - Jan 25, 2020
(Jan 24, 2020 05:25 PM)Aeowulf Wrote: There is a major problem with current legislation. It does everything to make it difficult for the average person to live without fear of the government ruining their lives, and does nothing to actually punish criminals for their use.
Real "assault weapons" that I used in the military are banned. But otherwise, yes, I do.
2 to the chest, 1 to the head. Then assess the situation. If target is not neutralized, repeat.
This is the biggest friggin myth there is. I've yet to be able to acquire guns legally without going through a full background check, and no one else I know that has either. I do know some people that acquired really scary looking pew-pews without getting one because they bought from arms dealers. Definitely not legal.
It isn't a myth lmao. My homie from Houston used to cop burners on a regular basis, just had to show he wasn't a previously convicted felon and that's it.