“Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.”

[ADK Native]

Did not take long before the same useless gun control playbook is again taken out in response to “people violence”.  President Biden’s response to recent “people violence”.  You guessed it, more gun control.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/sacramento-mass-shooting-biden-gun-control-laws/

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/congress/unfathomable-pain-democrats-demand-action-gun-control-after-back-back-n1261797

So more gun control will result in less “people violence”?   I wonder what honest and factual assessments are made by all the criminologists, criminal profilers and other investigative staff employed by law enforcement.  Are politicians like Biden asking their findings on “people violence”?

In Biden’s defense, he called his son Hunter the smartest man he knows.  So that shows the stupidity of Biden’s inner circle of intelligent people.

Yes Biden, “Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.”  Biden and all the gun control addicts are unwilling or unable to deal with the failures created by government that has caused a more violent society. 

[Jeremy K]

You have to understand, the people he is talking to don't have the ability to disagree with what he is saying. They were raised to need a higher power looking over them and telling them how to think about what ever the subject matter is at the time.

[virgil]

26 minutes ago, Jeremy K said:

You have to understand, the people he is talking to don't have the ability to disagree with what he is saying. They were raised to need a higher power looking over them and telling them how to think about what ever the subject matter is at the time.

You mean like religion?

[Jeremy K]

43 minutes ago, virgil said:

You mean like religion?

That's another great example

[Grouse]

Religion is voluntary.  Totalitarianism is not.

[Enigma]

2 hours ago, Grouse said:

Religion is voluntary.  Totalitarianism is not.

How is religion voluntary for an 8yo Amish girl? Or a 6yo boy who's parents are fundamentalist Muslims?

[ApexerER]

43 minutes ago, Enigma said:

How is religion voluntary for an 8yo Amish girl? Or a 6yo boy who's parents are fundamentalist Muslims?

How is anything voluntary for any child of that age. Your parents decide what is best for you, as it should be. Once they are an adult, (at least here while we still have a few freedoms left) it is their decision to keep with it or go their own way. I don't know much about it but I'm pretty sure the Amish even have a ritual when a person is becoming an adult where they have to go out on their own or something along those lines for a certain amount of time so they get to decide their way of life. 

[Grouse]

Amish children are free to choose the Amish life when they become adults.  It is a voluntary lifestyle, not forced upon it's members.  No religion is mandatory.  Islam is forced upon the masses because it is a political ideology masquerading as a religion.

But how did we get side tracked from a gun control discussion?

 

[Enigma]

1 hour ago, Grouse said:

Amish children are free to choose the Amish life when they become adults.  It is a voluntary lifestyle, not forced upon it's members.  No religion is mandatory.  Islam is forced upon the masses because it is a political ideology masquerading as a religion.

But how did we get side tracked from a gun control discussion?

 

Rumspringa typically begins for an Anabaptist child between the ages of 14-18. It may appear "voluntary" but forcing a young adult to choose between leaving the cult and being outcast and shunned for life by family, versus returning and being baptized is hardly without implicit coercion. Similar in many ways to today's political discourse.

Religion is the number one socially accepted psychosis known to man throughout history. Liberalism is a very close second.

[Grouse]

I don't believe the child that leaves is an outcast, nor shunned by family for life.

But I know a few gun rights supporters that have been shunned by their families.