Doubt anyone is happy of such tragic shooting... I don't think its important if he is left, right, male or female... Regardless what CNN or Fox says.

He is obviously a sick person that should have never been able to buy guns. That's it.

You have absolutely no idea what I am talking about.




Inconvenient facts.

That is my point he. He was relieved of any responsibility for committing multiple felonies, to the point they didn’t even show on a federal background check.



It is sickening. The narrative was instantly republicans and guns, when in reality the conversation should be prosecuting criminals. I brought up cnn because they are focusing on the preeatablished narrative that has long since been proven false.

I agree with most things you said. Just would want the conversation to be "how to decrease the number of future mass shootings"

74 million Americans voted for Donald Trump in 2020. For the foreseeable future, there's never going to be the political capital necessary to get seriously restrictive gun control passed. And even if it did pass, there's so many guns out there already that it probably wouldn't change the mass shooting numbers that much.

That dad literally said "im a Republican voter"
LOL its pretty hard to deflect

This one could likely have been avoided by prosecuting the guy for the felonies he convicted. Even if they dropped then to a lower level he wouldn’t even be able to get a gun here in Texas.

The past few years there has been a huge focus on prosecuting less and this is one outcome.

Thank you for further proving my point that y’all refuse to focus on what actually could have stopped this.

You would have believed your point proven regardless of what they responded.

So... I'm not a fan of guns. In general I consider them the weapon of a coward. I am supportive of efforts to restrict access to people who aren't qualified to use them or mentally stable enough to use them without hurting and/or killing innocent victims.

However, guns are not the problem in America. America has been flooded with guns for 300 odd years. Frequent mass shootings only started in the 90's. There are also a few other countries with large numbers of guns that don't have the problem. That puts guns firmly into the exacerbation category and not the problem category. The problem is multi-fold and nebulous, easy to debate endlessly. But guns aren't it. They just make it worse. Getting rid of them would just result in people choosing alternative weapons, if it were actually possible to get rid of them (which I highly doubt since they aren't particularly difficult to make).