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@BF3LQKB AgreementsStarted 3 days agoActive 12hrs ago

There are a lot of killings and shootings due to little to no gun regulations in america and it being so easy to buy guns

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 @BF3M7XJ  from New York  disagreed…20hrs20H

The problem is not simply the existence of guns, but who has access to them and why they commit crimes. Most gun owners never commit violence. Criminals often obtain guns illegally, and areas with strict gun laws can still experience gun violence. Focusing on mental health, gang violence, law enforcement, and enforcing existing laws may be more effective than creating additional restrictions that primarily affect law-abiding citizens

 @BF4D98G from Michigan  agreed…23hrs23H

This is true. Guns are so easy to fall into the wrong persons hands and we have lost too many people because of it. There is no reason people should be allowed to walk around with guns. Though it is our right to bare arms, that should only be at home where there are not large groups of people that could die.

 @BF4GN5W from Indiana  agreed…17hrs17H

I AGREE AND GUNS SHOULD ONLY BE SOLD TO WOMEN AND MEN WITH NO MENTL HEALTH ISSUES OR IF THEY HAVE CHARGES FOR ANYTHING VOLENCE.

 @BF4K244from PR  disagreed…12hrs12H

You can both kill anybody and defend yourself with a knife or virtually anything you can hold in your hand. Just ship them ****** s back to Africa and you solved the crime problem.

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