Re: America..why won't you just ban the fucking gun?
Posted: Sun May 29, 2022 2:58 pm
They don't have an open border with Mexico like we do.
Still two way traffic bruh, and I wonder if that would change if there was a demand in the USA? Aren't you ivy league?Mickey wrote:More guns flow from the US into Mexico than the other way around, idiot.
did you graduate high school?verb_to_trust wrote:The point is that a cucked island of 27 million people surrounded by the ocean has inherent advantages when banning weapons when compared to us.
What's the use in that? Guns are still readily available here?E.H. Ruddock wrote:I’d be interested in seeing how many of the more recent mass shootings with AR’s we’re done with ones smuggled in from Mexico
Yeah. Wish I would have ran cross country, probably would have been pretty good at it.Norris wrote:did you graduate high school?verb_to_trust wrote:The point is that a cucked island of 27 million people surrounded by the ocean has inherent advantages when banning weapons when compared to us.
If a guy from Iraq can walk across and try and assassinate a former president I'm assuming a few guns would be able to trickle across, which is geographically very difficult for Australia.E.H. Ruddock wrote:Ah so you are speaking in “yeah buts”. If guns are banned here then “yeah but we have a border with Mexico so it will definitely still happen”
It can be bothelliseamos wrote:Isn't it fun how we want to stop people from outside the country from coming in because they're criminals (and some, I'm sure, are good people) but the crime is coming from inside the house?!
So once again you are arguing we should just do nothingverb_to_trust wrote:If a guy from Iraq can walk across and try and assassinate a former president I'm assuming a few guns would be able to trickle across, which is geographically very difficult for Australia.E.H. Ruddock wrote:Ah so you are speaking in “yeah buts”. If guns are banned here then “yeah but we have a border with Mexico so it will definitely still happen”
This is literally the first Google hit for "guns Mexico US"verb_to_trust wrote:Still two way traffic bruh, and I wonder if that would change if there was a demand in the USA? Aren't you ivy league?Mickey wrote:More guns flow from the US into Mexico than the other way around, idiot.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-61073823Mexican officials say that the vastly different firearms regulations of the two North American neighbours are a root cause of the problem.
Mexico is home to exactly one gun shop, a fortress-like structure in a Mexico City military complex that requires buyers to provide mountains of paperwork and submit to exhaustive background checks that can take months.
Extremely restrictive gun laws require guns to be registered with the federal government and limits their type and calibre.
Well I guess we could try and address our porous border and then go from there.E.H. Ruddock wrote:So once again you are arguing we should just do nothingverb_to_trust wrote:If a guy from Iraq can walk across and try and assassinate a former president I'm assuming a few guns would be able to trickle across, which is geographically very difficult for Australia.E.H. Ruddock wrote:Ah so you are speaking in “yeah buts”. If guns are banned here then “yeah but we have a border with Mexico so it will definitely still happen”
So your argument is that since you can't buy guns easily in Mexico that it would be hard for bad hombres to get them across the southern border if suddenly the situation changed here?Mickey wrote:This is literally the first Google hit for "guns Mexico US"verb_to_trust wrote:Still two way traffic bruh, and I wonder if that would change if there was a demand in the USA? Aren't you ivy league?Mickey wrote:More guns flow from the US into Mexico than the other way around, idiot.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-61073823Mexican officials say that the vastly different firearms regulations of the two North American neighbours are a root cause of the problem.
Mexico is home to exactly one gun shop, a fortress-like structure in a Mexico City military complex that requires buyers to provide mountains of paperwork and submit to exhaustive background checks that can take months.
Extremely restrictive gun laws require guns to be registered with the federal government and limits their type and calibre.