Is gun really the answer?
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Re: Is gun really the answer?
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That tells you where my stand on gun possession lies.
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You have the point, though. Owning a gun comes with a great responsibility. It has both positive and negative side. Hoping for guns will be in the right person.Makena Mugendi wrote: ↑22 Mar 2018, 16:10 It's a matter of personal responsiblity. We misuse what we have most of the time. Once we have something, if we can be good stewards of it, then sure, keep it. Sadly, that is not the case in our society.
But banning guns is not the answer either. Just make it much more difficult to obtain one. It reduces the probability of it falling into the wrong hands.
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You have a point. Hoping that all guns will be in the right hands. When somebody has a gun, it means that they are not afraid to kill .Sharon2056 wrote: ↑24 Mar 2018, 06:49 Guns is really not the answer, however, if it's the only way out then you have to use it.
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I cannot imagine really having to kill someone either. I would not want a gun, solely for protection, laying around my house either. I teach my kids about guns and their use to get us food and furs, not for harming people. They understand they can't ever take a bullet back, or what that bullet does. Gun safety and respect are key.bootsie0126+ wrote: ↑24 Mar 2018, 04:22 I personally would not have a gun in the house. I do believe that everyone has a right to protect themselves but I am seeing more and more each day having a gun in the house for protection has caused the opposite reaction. Day-after-day I hear the stories of children shooting themselves or others because of the access to one inside the home. I know that there are many with the "kill or be killed" mentality but I don't know if I could shoot someone if put in that situation.
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You're right! Your comment also gives clarification of the good side of guns. However, when guns used for negative intentions sound sad.VictoriaMcMillen wrote: ↑25 Mar 2018, 18:59 I find this question puzzling. On one hand, no, definitely not. A gun is the last line of defense that should ever be used. Considering the saturation of guns in American society and the fact that the foundation of Am
erica was built on guns killing people... and has continued to grow as a world power by using guns to kill people. I can see how so many could reach for a gun first. Many are conditioned to be this way. America has been glorifying guns since the beginning... and now we are seeing the damage they do.
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A very true perspective. Guns, I believe, should be for getting food! The whole idea of killing each other needs to stop being an option! Wars need to stop and actual problem solving be taught to all. If our countries are going to keep using guns to kill each other, if our society's people are okay with that, we will always have these problems, instead of real peace.phatgirl123 wrote: ↑23 Mar 2018, 08:14 no guns is not but to some people it is.Law makers made it easy for the wrong people to get guns back in the day now its like a diease its spread .Guns should be used to protect your self and your family but some people used them to hurt other people just cause they can.
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Yeah, if it badly needed for self defense. Too sad for the dead.
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