Many proud gun owners believe in gun reform and they attended the #MarchForOurLives to let the nat

[riversedge]

Good short clips. Pass it on.....


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Don't let the NRA fool you: Many proud gun owners believe in gun reform — and they attended the #MarchForOurLives to let the nation know why

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[DinahMoeHum]

1. Also on YouTube. . .

[canfeild123]

2. Nobody

Should be aloud to own any firearm in today's age.

Buy meat at the store or hunt with a bow and arrow.

Most rifle's hunters use can hit people 2 miles away!

To unsafe for people to own.

[Straw Man]

6. And this ...

Nobody

Should be aloud to own any firearm in today's age.

... is why Democrats lose elections in rural districts.

[el_bryanto]

8. well this is his 10th post - might not be genuine sentiment - but something to make Democrats

look extreme.

Bryant

[Marengo]

3. I bet he doesnt need to hunt either.

[stopbush]

4. Proud? What does pride have to do with owning a commercial product?

I can see being proud that your daughter is a great student, but proud you own a gun?

[el_bryanto]

9. It's probably more pride that you can use it well?

I am not a hunter and have never owned a firearm - but I guess i can see if you enjoyed time on the rifle range or were a hunter, you might take pride in being able to use a firearm effectively.

Bryant

[Iggo]

5. Good! Because they need to be LOUD as well as PROUD!

[IronLionZion]

7. A weapon that causes rounds to tumble is unsuitable for hunting

Some hunters have learned that the hard way. It tears up the insides in a way that ruins it.

And responsible gun owners would pass stronger background checks and are never in a hurry to bypass wait lists. These checks need to include domestic violence and substance abuse.

A lot of law enforcement and military also support sensible reforms to make it harder for dangerous people to get these weapons. Sure determined criminals/terrorists will find a way. Let's make it harder not easier.

[Straw Man]

10. Actually, it's a function of the velocity and design of the round.

There are many types of .223 rounds and many types of rifles that fire it, and they all function differently. You can read up on it here if you're interested:

https://www.quora.com/Does-a-223-round-tumble-on-impact-or-does-it-begin-to-tumble-in-its-tragectory