Thats what I said...so you would choose to go through a TSA style line, go through body scanners, the whole deal, everytime you walked into a tall building.
How the hell does that make any degree of rational sense.
And 'dont have any events where people gather outside near tall buildings'? Really?? Like you mean any busy city anywhere? lol how does that even work?
Who said anything about bowing our heads? While there is only so much you can do cost effectivly, in a free society you do have an element of "shit like this is gonna happen". As long as you can buy dangerous items in stores and make homemade pipe bombs, bombs, purchase firearms, automobiles, knives, chemicals you are bound to have shit like this go down. You cant protect everything, you cant put security stations in malls during Christmas time because some idiot may walk in with a bomb vest on and walk into a crowd and kill himself. You cant put security guards on buses to check people getting on for pipe bombs. You cant put barricades around school bus stops to protect kids from a maniac in a car.
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That bump stock is hilarious legal loophole.
"His finger is pressing trigger for every shot. It is semi-automatic!"
Yeah you do have concerts that big in ohio, you also have tons and tons of events downtown. I lived in Columbus for 10 years, there are events all the time...so I guess we make it illegal for groups to congregate in cities....there isnt anywhere in the downtown area you can be that isn't in range of a tall building.
So no Red White and Boom, no Jazz festival, none of that stuff they do in Columbus, sorry all those events will have to be moved 30-45 mins outside of the downtown area in order to find space that doesn't have any tall buildings nearby.
No I get what you are saying. But all I was saying was in response to someone commenting that had the shooter been on the ground instead of their elevated position they wouldn't have been able to hurt as many people, and I was simply mentioning that there would also have been more security present. Just a basic observation.
So what basically happened was I said 'concerts have more security than the average hotel room' and you launch into a discussion about liberty and how invasive security protocols should be. I mean I see what you're getting at, tying it to a simple observation of the basic fact that 'concerts have security' just seemed odd.
Yet cars kill about the same amount of people a year. Imagine that. A product not meant to hurt people, is killing/hurting people at about the same rate as a product designed to directly inflict harm.
Lets put that in perspective.
There are about 253+ million cars on US Roads.
There are about 400+ million guns in US circulation.
Yet somehow cars are hurting people in similar numbers.
Clearly we have a car problem.
Last edited by TITAN308; 2017-10-03 at 01:24 PM.
So instead we take steps to infringe on their right to assemble peacefully? Or take steps to infringe on their right against illegal search?
Thats what I'm saying man, something will give here. You WILL lose something. Choose. Either give on some of these weapons...I'm not calling for a gun ban, give on some of it. Or give massively in other areas.