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Old 07-31-2022, 04:51 PM
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Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby View Post
None of it matters. It's a strawman, a red herring, a logical fallacy.

The "problem" has nothing to do with definitions of anything at all. The "problem" is that people who shouldn't have firearms, have them anyway, and are using them to do what firearms are built to do: kill. They're killing people, with devices that are intended to kill, that is their primary function, the thing they were created to do. And they're killing people with a device that they shouldn't be allowed to have.

Any device that's *primary* function is to kill, should require that you have proven capable and qualified, in every way, shape, and form, to accept the responsibility of having such a device. And that means background checks and licensing with actual tests for competency using the device.

The "problem" in this specific thread, is that it exists to deflect from the actual problem.
It seems when there is no substantive debate the response is It's not a real debate, It's a strawman, It's red herring.

Identifying the solution begins with people having knowledge on the topic at hand. Too many people have extremely emotional reactions to events they barely understand. To exacerbate the issue, they don't even try.