08-10-2019, 05:04 PM
stanc Wrote:You're deflecting, and evading the question. I didn't say firearm training is a bad idea.I'm getting double teamed ;0 The more trained good guys with guns the higher the % there will be some one to stop them.
I asked how is your proposed mandatory training supposed to stop mass shootings?.
stanc Wrote:You're again deflecting and evading the question, Kellyanne: How would your mandatory firearm training be a deterrent to crime?.Same answer as above.
stanc Wrote:What I would prefer is that you give a straight answer to my questions, instead of attempt to deflect by asking me if I'd prefer something that I never said I wanted.You quoted me wrong so I corrected you. Same answer as above.
stanc Wrote:A questionable conclusion. IIRC, most of the mass shooters bought their guns legally, having passed background checks.The police and military have people slip through the cracks too, but they still vette their potential employees.
And making crazies better trained, more skilled shooters would do nothing to end the narrative that they can buy a gun.
It would make them more lethal, though, increasing the body count in future mass shootings.
Also a questionable conclusion.
What is your solutions to these problems Stan?

