It's a discussion that goes beyong the reality of American society, and the current polarizing politics about it...
Its deep moral-philosophical meaning is what has netted my mind onto the subject.
This.
Some people isn't arguing about weapons, but about who should be president. And is sad some groups made the guns their banner. Both democrats and republicans do things right and wrong, but protect the use of weapons is clearly wrong.
Oy. What we are protecting is our right to own weapons. Twist the argument however you like, you're still wrong.
And yes, it's just as pointless for me to say,"you're still wrong," as it is for you to say, "is clearly wrong."
Again, if have have a way to ban guns, tell us. If not, it's all just more hot air.
Regards,
Lou
P.S. I'm done here. No one will address the issue of how to actually do something that might get rid of guns, so a tenth page of this argument is too much for me.
It's a discussion that goes beyong the reality of American society, and the current polarizing politics about it...
Its deep moral-philosophical meaning is what has netted my mind onto the subject.
This.
Some people isn't arguing about weapons, but about who should be president. And is sad some groups made the guns their banner. Both democrats and republicans do things right and wrong, but protect the use of weapons is clearly wrong.
I'm not sure I follow you.