Mass Shootings in America Thread

I gave you a valid and logical reason. You don't like it because you can't counter it.

Repeat: Why is registering guns a bad thing? Sell me on it with logic and reasons. Go

http://www.davekopel.org/2A/Mags/The-Failure-of-Canadian-Gun-Control.htm

One of the reasons Is that many guns used in crime are stolen...so how would the registry help, all you'll get back to is the owner, secondly even if you register the legal weapons you can just get an illegal one. Canada doesn't even have as many guns as the USA

There, now shut up

"But some guns may be stolen!" is not a logical reason. Okay, some guns, yes. Not all. But at least you tried with something that somewhat resembled logic and reason, so kudos on that; but it's a no-go.

Repeat: Why is registering guns a bad thing? Sell me on it with logic and reasons. Go

Burden or proof is on you Rob to sell us on we we need the bridge to no where.

Sorry, you don't know how debating works.

Originally posted by Blindside12
Burden or proof is on you Rob to sell us on we we need the bridge to no where.

Sorry, you don't know how debating works.

HYG:

Originally posted by Robtard
I gave you a valid and logical reason. You don't like it because you can't counter it.

Repeat: Why is registering guns a bad thing? Sell me on it with logic and reasons. Go

Originally posted by Blindside12
Burden or proof is on you Rob to sell us on we we need the bridge to no where.

Sorry, you don't know how debating works.

Rob comes up with his own theory and wants us to sell him on it😂

I accept that you couldn't counter my point and failed to sustain yours; so now you're resorting to trolling, Blind.

To anyone else: Why is registering guns a bad thing? Sell me on it with logic and reasons. Go

You never made a point, you wanted me to sell you on your non existent bridge to no where.

Originally posted by Blindside12
You never made a point, you wanted me to sell you on your non existent bridge to no where.

You're lying again, my point is below, Blind.

Originally posted by Robtard
If a gun is used in a crime, the police have a possible starting point. For one.

Why is it a bad thing? Go.

To anyone else: Why is registering guns a bad thing? Sell me on it with logic and reasons. Go

Sorry not financing your bridge to no where. Btw that's not a point, that is already a fact that guns can be linked back to the owner or user via fingerprints, registration, HGR testing. This isn't the movies Rob

Originally posted by Blindside12
Sorry not financing your bridge to no where. Btw that's not a point, that is already a fact that guns can be linked back to the owner or user via fingerprints, registration, HGR testing. This isn't the movies Rob

That's another red herring. Not all guns are registered and the point is about registering guns, Blind. Stop trolling.

To anyone else: Why is registering guns a bad thing? Sell me on it with logic and reasons. Go

You offered a non sequitur and expect others to debate you on it. Nobody was interested in your non points.

Produce some facts like how many people get away with gun crimes because of not being registered.

The immediate topic is about gun registration in regards to gun reform, that's not a non sequitur; it;s the topic. You're just throwing that out there. Weird. The "well some people might not be caught" isn't a good reason, it's another red herring. Sure, some won't; like in all crimes.

Surely this can't be hard to answer: Why is registering guns a bad thing? Sell me on it with logic and reasons. Go

You haven't actually produced any relevant data to back up your point, you just said words.

Same red herring.

Surely this can't be hard to answer: Why is registering guns a bad thing? Sell me on it with logic and reasons. Go

So produce data that supports your opinion.

Um, what I'm saying is self evident. eg If a car is stolen and used in a crime, the police have a starting point because it's registered. /logic /reason

Surely this can't be hard to answer: Why is registering guns a bad thing? Sell me on it with logic and reasons. Go

So produce some data that supports what you are saying isn't actually happening and then produce some data on how many gun crimes go unsolved because of not being registered. This isn't hard, considering you the one that always does "citation needed."

It's obvious you're just going to continue ignoring the points I'm saying because you can't address and counter them with logic and reason. Rather silly, imo. I used a valid like example, that's like a citation.

Surely this can't be hard to answer: Why is registering guns a bad thing? Sell me on it with logic and reasons. Go

Originally posted by Robtard
Same red herring.

Surely this can't be hard to answer: Why is registering guns a bad thing? Sell me on it with logic and reasons. Go

I don’t see a reason for it to be “bad” per se. But I do think that it won’t address the problem of mass shooters. Aren’t mass shooters by their nature very public and not really trying to hide who they are?

If we were in a thread that discussed the issue of gun crimes, tho, gun registration would be a viable idea.