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Originally Posted by SuchFriendsAreDangerous
thats not entirely accurate, a lot of the economic and political disparities are especially intentional, it benefits the businesses, the police state and the military industrial complex.
no my brother you got it all twisted.. those of us intimately acquanted with both guns and especially the threat of gun violence all are intuitively and deeply aware that there is no need for a gun. It is not those people who are safe and unexperienced with gun violence who believe in gun control, in fact most people who have never dealt with the trauma of gun violence first hand are the first to have no problems with gun ownership, it is those of us who have been shot at, who have friends and family with bullet holes, and who have had to bury our folks in the cemeteries, we are the ones who are truly against guns and it is indeed common sense to us that they are useless tools of devastation and human destruction 
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Once again, you're right. We the ones who have had to see that kind of like on a daily basis are the ones saying it's enough of this. We - the ones more vulnerable to have a gun pointed at us (and I DID more than once) are the ones saying it would be WORSE if I had one.
i guess most of us who live in a constant terror of what guns can REALLY do just wish there could be less and less of that.
So I guess what I'm saying is that it's easy to talk about how "EVERYONE DIES THATS WHAT THEY DO" when you're not REALLY worried you're the next.