With the recent shootings, are you prepared for stronger firearm legislation to get passed?

[MrShaun]

Very unfortunate to see more mass shootings this week -- initially in Colorado Springs and then in Virginia. Are you prepared for stronger laws prohibiting firearm ownership?

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+1 y

I'm thankful to read the responses -- both good and bad. What is surprising is the lack of negative feedback as compared to similar questions posed just a few years ago.

It seems to reflect that such legislation has become much more widely accepted.

[God_of_Thunder]

Personally, I'd love to see stricter gun laws, while still respecting people's 2nd Amendment rights.

I'm also realistic enough, and have seen enough of politics, to know that it's unlikely to happen anytime in the near future, unfortunately.

[TroyDT2]

Nope. I do not believe in restricting rights of those who did nothing wrong. And, again, all this will do is disarm the law-abiding, making people easier prey for criminals and tyrants.

[Agape93]

When will you stop using mass shootings to push your political agenda?

@PrettyPriya this dude never fails to be a creep.

[dustybiker]

It won’t happen unless someone thats considered important does the killing or dies.

[Jessica405]

It won't ever happen. I said this on GAG a few years ago. The gun lobby, which seems mostly Republican, will never concede.

[call_me_scar]

I'd hope that would happen but are politicians are bitches, cucks and corrupt so I doubt I'll see any major changes to the law

[exitseven]

Nope, we need the second amendment to insure our freedom.

[jamesgoldman]

No, won't happen with a republican house facing down the BCS

[KrakenAttackin]

Fuck no.

[KrakenAttackin]

140 people die PER DAY in traffic accidents across the U. S., but your woke asses are stuck firearms deaths, which don't even make the top 10. You are all stooges of the left.