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In reply to the discussion: Texas Killing Spree: Charles Everett Brownlow Jr. Arrested For Arson, 5 Slayings [View all]hack89
(39,181 posts)20. Personally I am happy they are not increasing.
we can certainly do more but a 50% decrease in the murder rate in my lifetime makes me feel much better - and safer.
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onehandle
Oct 2013
OP
First turn off the "legitimate" spigot. Shut down manufacture, importation and retail sale.
Loudly
Oct 2013
#21
Doesn't your "solution" have to have at least a tenuous link to American legal and cultural reality?
hack89
Oct 2013
#22
Pleas understand I'm not agruing against gun control. Just about a proposed method.
Jackpine Radical
Oct 2013
#57
I fully agree that guns can be regulated and I do not support unlimited access to guns
hack89
Oct 2013
#27
It's always interesting to see how easy it is for these prohibited felons to get guns!
rdharma
Oct 2013
#28
So why do so many criminals have guns right now? Isn't there a law against that?
hack89
Oct 2013
#37
Yes. Criminals make up for many gun deaths due to lack of gun control/registration.
rdharma
Oct 2013
#41