Lurker > blindreflection

Kyuubi4269 posted...

Your country has a problem with violence in general. It acts like a third world country so it has the violence statistics of a third world country. Guns aren't the problem, they're just an option available to people who shouldn't even be trusted with scissors.

My country? Im not from the US, here we arrest home owners who injure armed thieves, unless the thieves shoot at us and we're still alive to fight back.

And I'm 100% with you on that, except without weapons, you'd have unarmed violence, not to mention it would show where the country wants to head. Not a definitive solution by any means, but is there even one?

Is it? I'd say the fact everyone can own a lethal weapon just as easily as they can buy groceries is quite concerning, in a country where kids blast their siblings'/classmates/their own brains on the walls eerily often. Not replying to an argument with a counter argument is more of a cop out, no offense.

Bad influence, definitely..accountable? Debatable. These kinds of fanatics are always one excuse away from taking matters into their own hands anyway, regardless of government orientation. Point is, this stuff has always happened, and will continue happening until, at the very least, some serious laws are passed against guns. Wake up US of A, the rest of the world is looking down on you.

The title makes it sound as if Trump should be held accountable for the actions of his supporters, which, as much as I dislike the man, is complete bs.

Nice! I assume the lake itself wasn't worth shooting though? More of a landscape guy myself, mainly because it doesn't fly/run away whenever I try to shoot it.

The only reason I haven't muted chat yet in Rocket League is that I find some insults actually funny (bonus enjoyment if you then smash them).

Plot twist: we are the toxic people