At Least Four People Killed in Shooting at Kansas Factory, Police Said

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72. Follow the train of thought in the thread.

You are the one who said it wasn't right to take any constitutional rights away. And then you go on to say owning a gun is constitutionally protected while living is not.

OK, you did say "Nor do I"...but your comments have left me confused...as you seem to be protecting the constitutional right to own a gun over the humans lives lost by guns.

How does that sound to someone who is not defending guns?

Except when it doesn't, like in the case of constitutionally protected rights.

so before it was constitutionally prohibited, it was a "right" to own a slave. Did that make it OK for society to have slaves...just because the constitution didn't prohibit it?

You and your gun control pushing colleagues have a long ways to go to prove that reducing gun deaths cannot be done any other way.

It would be in your interest to find a way to fix this, so the rest of society would quit trying to find a way for you. But you think gun owners should leave it to people who want fewer guns to fix it? That really doesn't even make any sense at all. This is kind of like trying to prove a negative. We all know that few guns will and does result in fewer gun deaths. The statistics show that. So I think maybe it's time gun owners got involved in trying to help society fix it's problem, instead of fighting tooth and nail against any gun laws.