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    #41
    The right to bear arms doesn't mean going on a shooting rampage. Legislators can debate about gun control but these cases will continue until they finally wake up and do something about it.

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    #42
    America as of now eh number 1 economy in the world. But they are not happy among themselves. Kaya sige magpatayan kayo ng walang katuturan.

    Gusto nyo ba ugali ng mga puti. Migrate na. Wag nyo na tagalan. hahahahahah.

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    #43
    many angry Americans

    angry, lonely, anxious, stressed, depressed Americans

    with guns

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    #44
    I bet the demand for bulletproof vests in US has soared.

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    #45
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    many angry Americans

    angry, lonely, anxious, stressed, depressed Americans

    with guns
    They need to get laid lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    They need to get laid lol

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    #47
    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    They need to get laid lol

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    seriously yes

    i read an analysis on the psychology of mass shootings.... hanapin ko

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    They need to get laid lol

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    Agree without thinking... [emoji4]


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    #49
    from an evolutionary perspective

    Mass Killings: An Evolutionary Perspective | Psychology Today

    it's about status

    in the animal kingdom, for males, it's always about status

    most if not all mass shootings are done by men

    Male humans swim in worlds of status like trout swim in complex currents of water. Anyone who is not aware of this (or in denial about it) finds things like the high rates of male suicide or the fact that males are massively over-represented in apparently senseless crimes, utterly baffling. (2) Glib talk of “toxic masculinity” barely scratches the surface of what is going on. (3) “Toxic” does not explain the half of it, and it is worth noting that even the most toxic of masculinity does not put off all possible ***ual partners. As Ogas and Gaddam (2012) note “It turns out that killing people is an effective way to elicit the attention of many women: virtually every serial killer, including Ted Bundy, Charles Manson, and David Berkowitz, has received love letters from large numbers of female fans” (p. 98). (4)
    Remember—we have done the genetic analysis and most males (60 percent) do not reproduce. Status is exquisitely linked to male reproductive success, and males who were blind to its ups and downs have simply not had descendants. Call it “face”; call it “honor”; call it “status” or call it “prestige”. We are all descended from men who cared about it. (5)
    instead of going around killing people, modern humans found less harmful ways to let men earn status

    like sports

    but some still find went on to kill people so....

    We might have tamed it somewhat in modern society. We give it useful outlets. Sport. Awards at work. Elaborate rituals where we show that a person has so much status to spare, that they can even survive being roasted by professional comedians. Sometimes, in some individuals, and for reasons that we still do not understand, this pressure to value status can go very badly awry.
    to be continued

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    then i got lazy...

    the link is there naman

    for anyone interested

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    #51
    madami pala kinakabahan sa mga schools ngayon sa america.

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    #52
    it's a mental health issue. not a gun control issue

    btw just like philippines the USA is full of guns which makes it practically impossible to have any kind of effective gun control i.e. they'll simply buy from the black market

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    #53
    vod,

    mental talaga jan sa america. Talamak pag prescribed ng psychotic meds. So yan ang bansa madami walking dead. Dapat ibawal yung mga fully automatic na mahahaba.

    ano ba maadvice mo maliit na baril. Meron ako nakita glock 42 and 43. Tapos PARA, SIG SAUER, CZ, berreta. Meron pa isa kaso nalimutan ko brand, naalala ko made in usa. Basta maliit lang madali ibulsa sa shorts.

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    #54
    yes grabe talaga ang Opiod Crisis nila. meron lang konting backache bibigyan na ng opiods. tapos hooked na.

    meron pa nga silang anti-overdose drug Narcan. kaya parang feeling safe silang mag overdose dahil meron safety net

    are you going to get a PTC? if not then don't get a small gun. the recoil is nasty on a small gun, and the ballistics are poor on a short barrel. you might not even get a hollow point to expand on a short barrel. not to mention the short sight radius

    but if you're going to carry, i used to carry everyday for many years. all i can say is get as small as possible. like a ruger LCP

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    #55
    Oo kuha ako ulit permit to carry. Oo maliit na gusto ko dalhin hirap ng full size nakakatamad eskandaloso kahit nasa ilalim upuan kotse.

    Nagparenew ako gun license sa megamall kaso nalate so online registration lang nagawa. Nag-grip ako ng small gun eh hindi nakakabit mga magazines so lagpas yung palm ko.

    Yun nga nababasa ko yung recoil daw hirap sa small gun.

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    2A


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    #57
    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    2A

    i don't understand.
    does it mean, gun control ends where criminals begin?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kagalingan View Post
    Oo kuha ako ulit permit to carry. Oo maliit na gusto ko dalhin hirap ng full size nakakatamad eskandaloso kahit nasa ilalim upuan kotse.

    Nagparenew ako gun license sa megamall kaso nalate so online registration lang nagawa. Nag-grip ako ng small gun eh hindi nakakabit mga magazines so lagpas yung palm ko.

    Yun nga nababasa ko yung recoil daw hirap sa small gun.
    but why do you need a gun in the first place?

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    #58
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    i don't understand.
    does it mean, gun control ends where criminals begin?

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    but why do you need a gun in the first place?
    Becoz there are bad people with guns...thats why doc


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    #59
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    i don't understand.
    does it mean, gun control ends where criminals begin?
    it means criminals operate outside the law

    even if you have strict gun laws, criminals will get guns from black market

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    #60
    Quote Originally Posted by MR_BIG18 View Post
    Becoz there are bad people with guns...thats why doc

    i can only imagine the scenario,
    one bad guy pulls out his gun, and a dozen "good guys" bring theirs out as a result.
    heh heh.

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