• MasterOBee Master/King@lemmy.world
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    Okay, well until we as a country determine that the constitution needs amending and we want to repeal the 2nd amendment, it’s the constitution that is the most important part of the law that every state must abide by.

    I like that you didn’t respond to the rest of my comment that showed how stupid yours was. What do you think of the criticism I had for your comment, do you just want to ignore my points of

    1. You’re strawmanning the argument
    2. This isn’t the scenario’s the democrats are targeting when they want to ban AR’s.
    3. If a different weapon was used, do you think it’s a good argument to ban said weapon?
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      It is likely that the 3 y/o would not have killed the 1 y/o if a gun was not available.

      Unless murder was on the mind.

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        You can’t see a scenario where instead of a gun the kid had, he’s playing with a knife and cuts the 1 year old? Have you been around many kids that age?

        But, please entertain me, if it was a knife, should we be trying to ban knives?

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          I don’t ever remember my child playing with a knife, let along attacking another child with a knife. What kind of children are you around?

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            I’ve never seen a child shoot another kid, but that doesn’t mean it hasn’t happened, clearly. You’re doing a lot to avoid the question:

            if it was a knife, should we be trying to ban knives?

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                  It’s a ‘hypothetical’ you keep bringing up in relation to something that actually happened.

                  And I still never said anything about any bans. Were you going to acknowledge that?

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                    It’s a ‘hypothetical’ you keep bringing up in relation to something that actually happened.

                    Clearly - the point is that guns are a tool used by tens of millions of americans to mainly provide food and protection for their families.

                    Not unlike knives.

                    Just because you don’t use guns, doesn’t mean they aren’t useful or even pivotal in other peoples lives. I’m not a carpenter, but if there was someone getting killed with a hammer, I don’t call for hammers to be banned. It’s a tool used in other peoples livelihoods.

                    And I still never said anything about any bans. Were you going to acknowledge that?

                    You responded to me in a chain of comments about banning guns. If you didn’t want to talk about it, why’d you respond to it?