Joe Rogan and Al Madrigal discuss gun control.
Taken from Joe Rogan Experience #955.
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Joe Rogan and Al Madrigal discuss gun control.
Taken from Joe Rogan Experience #955.
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Define sniper buster.
Suppressors are safety equipment, if you've ever been in combat you'd understand how loud a rifle or a handgun is inside of an enclosed space / building. If you have to fire in your house to defend your family, you can destroy their hearing forever, and your own. Security is your responsibility not anyone else's. School situation is easier, handle the root but most importantly ALLOW licenced parents AND teachers that are trained and choose to, CARRY. Guns are a RIGHT and no gun zones just create an easy target for psychopaths.
This is what happens when you're not ready to have a different viewpoint. You shoot guns looking for evidence to reinforce the point you had when you went into it in the first place, regardless of new information.
Let me make it easy for anyone who says "there's no background check requirement"
Federal law requires all firearm dealers to be licensed[1] and to initiate a background check before transferring a firearm to a non-dealer,[2]regardless of where the transfer takes place.[3] Background checks for firearms have been conducted through the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) since November 1998.[4]
Simply put: society doesn’t NEED guns. You are never going to figure out who the next potential mass shooter is going to be, so saying “it’s a mental health issue” is just throwing your hands up and claiming there’s nothing we can do about the problem. But there is actually. You change the constitution so we get rid of the right to bear arms part. That doesn’t mean that people won’t be able to own guns. But if someone does want to own one, they would need to jump through more hoops to get one. Same thing we do with driving a car. You need to have a license, insurance, etc. There’s no right to drive a car in the constitution, yet pretty much anyone who wants to drive one can.