Las Vegas Shooting Kills More Than 50
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Las Vegas Shooting Kills More Than 50
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#4What does it take for something to be done about these mass shootings that just keep happening?
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#5What does it take for something to be done about these mass shootings that just keep happening?
Gun control will probably help halt the ones that happen as an impulsive action, but there's no regulation that will stop a terrorist from achieving their goal.
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#6What does it take for something to be done about these mass shootings that just keep happening?
Courage. If nothing happened after Sandy Hook, nothing will happen unless someone really decides that enough is enough.
All it takes is one dangerous idiot and/or fanatic.
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#7What does it take for something to be done about these mass shootings that just keep happening?
Courage. If nothing happened after Sandy Hook, nothing will happen unless someone really decides that enough is enough.
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#9What does it take for something to be done about these mass shootings that just keep happening?
It's a tragedy, but it's a repeating tragedy, and this thread will follow the same pattern as all previous US mass shooting discussion threads where people will oppose solutions without any viable alternatives.
A congressman got non-fatally shot a few months ago and nothing was done, so the barrier for inaction is really high: https://thinkprogress.org/shooting-congressional-baseball-pr...
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Courage. If nothing happened after Sandy Hook, nothing will happen unless someone really decides that enough is enough.
But what exactly is enough? Unless we have a solution to this horrendous problem, the current state of affairs will not subside. Just shouting “ban assult rifles” will not solve the problem. We need an elaborte plan reasoned by principle rather than by analogy.