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Ban the Shooters, not the Guns

Ban the Shooters, not the Guns | GUNS DON'T PULL THEIR OWN TRIGGERS; JUST A THOUGHT | image tagged in ak-47,gun bans,2nd amendment,mental illness,shooters | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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1 up, 3w,
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Should trans individuals have gun rights?
4 ups, 3w,
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If they're all as mentally stable as the one who shot up a church not too long ago, or the average leftist cheering for Kirk's death, hell no.
1 up, 3w,
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What would be the defining factor to determine a individual struggling with gender disphoria is mentally stable enough to be a registered owner of a legal firearm?
3 ups, 3w,
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I don't know, not a psychologist, those people would make a better way of figuring it out than I would. That said, I think shouting crap while "kill all fascists" while both calling anyone they don't like fascists while also ACTING more like fascists themselves would be a HUGE indicator they're not mentally well. So Destiny for example, who openly called for the murder of conservatives, is DEFINATELY someone that's not mentally stable enough to have a gun.
1 up, 3w,
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So, not just trans individuals, but individuals who hold strongly opinionated political leftist ideologies that oppose conservative values as well, should be subject to mental evaluation to determine eligibility to own a firearm?
4 ups, 3w,
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1 up, 3w
The equestrian account would be on board with new gun policy and laws that target individuals who hold strongly opinionated political leftist ideologies that oppose conservative values to be subject to mental evaluation to determine eligibility to own a firearm?
4 ups, 3w
I admit, there's a strong correlation between mental instability and Leftism (who'd have guessed the people advocating for both the failed experiment known as communism and actual murder for literal years would not be all there?), but I'm just as much in favor of the (much fewer) crazy people on the Right getting their guns taken away.
1 up, 3w,
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Every major medical association in this country says that being transgender is not a mental illness so there goes that argument
4 ups, 3w,
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It is, don't listen to Pfiser/Moderna.

My mother had a gay cousin (true story) and before he died, he even told her "This isn't normal, I'm not normal. It's some sort of disorder that made me this way". It isn't normal, it's technically a birth defect. It's a chemical in the brain cell that confuses the person into thinking that they aren't who they actually are. Instead of addressing this as an issue, the "experts" baby the situation and say "it's okay. You can change yourself because you aren't male you're actually female." Then, they mess up their bodies (mostly without parental consent) and they have to take meds to sustain their horrible condition or else they will literally die within hours, days if lucky.
1 up, 3w,
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Don't listen to Pfizer/Moderna? Is this about vaccines?

Regardless, you go on to a homespun anecdote as something that should be listened to.

Your mother's cousin was right. Nobody feels normal. There actually is no definition of normal. Whether the DSM or anybody in the psychiatric field, there has never even been suggested a definition of normality because there simply isn't one.
0 ups, 3w,
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It should be listened to. Ever wonder why they get children into this at 5 years old? It's because the "experts" want to poison and destroy anything resembling innocence and purity, like children. It's either them, or The parents who support this. That should be child abuse.

Another thing my mother's cousin said multiple times before he passed away due to AIDS was "If I could be born a different way, I wouldn't be like this. I wouldn't want this for anyone." Not saying that being gay is bad. In fact, I think most guys are good people and are likable. However, it's the people who push the PRIDE parade bs and "acceptance for how it is" to the point to even children are thrown into it is bad.
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When my cousin died of AIDS it was alone, as his parents had thrown him out a decade prior. It didn't matter, everyone said, as he was adopted, so not really part of the family. Well he was my family. My mother wouldn't even tell me what hospital he was dying in so I couldn't visit, even when it was three blocks from where I lived at the time.

After living on the streets in Puerto Rico with a bunch of others also kicked out for some years, he ended up with his biological mother in Yonkers, and took her surname. My ma wouldn't tell me that either, and forget about getting his phone number.

You see, we were close, like brothers, and seeing him dying might have turned me gay, right? So I was forbidden to contact him.

I gather this is how you prefer they be dealt with, cast out, to die alone. No pride, no love, nobody. I can't even imagine how he felt that I never visited him.

Three decades later, I still can't get over the guilt of not trying harder to contact him, although, of course, no matter what I did, it just was never going to happen.
0 ups, 3w
I'm sorry to hear that. I can't imagine how that would feel. I wouldn't want that for anybody, no matter who they are or what they support.

I wasn't blaming the entire LGBTQ+ community, it's not their fault; It's their choice after all. I'm blaming the institutions and programs that radicalize it so much that it's not even just another innocent thing in life anymore, it's becoming more cult-like. Sometimes there are boys out there that look at a Barbie and a mom would say "maybe my child isn't a boy, he's a girl." Or a girl will dress like a tomboy for a week, and a parent will say "my kid must be a boy because she dresses like a boy, so she should be a he."

Other times, doctors/psychiatrists will tell kids around their teenage years that "maybe you aren't this, you're that..." and then they will arrange for them to get surgery so their parents won't know about (so they can't stop them and get the kids some professional help). In order for this to work without the person dying after, they prescribe them meds and such to keep it permanent. Those people end up regretting it later, like the shooter who attacked the young at a Catholic school in Minnesota.

Not saying all trans are bad. I know a few, and I actually have respect for them. It's not like they're just going to shoot up the school one day because they feel like it. There's obviously something else going on that they haven't expressed either because they're scared to open up or they don't feel they need to (?). We don't need to necessarily ban them specifically, because that is discrimination. We DO need to ban groups like ANTIFA who aggressively push such narratives to the point where it's violent. They're the real issue. And Pfiser/Moderna/WHO need to get their grubby hands off of our health period, because believe it or not, their vaccines are scams (partly because Bill Gates and Fauci are involved but I promise you it gets much deeper and worse than that).

That's what I was trying to say about this whole situation. It isn't hate towards gays, or trans people. I'm not saying that they deserve hate. I'm saying that forcing it upon our young (the books, man), brainwashing, and lying is the real issue (ANTIFA).

I'm sorry about your brother, man. If that had happened to my own because of he was gay, and my family did the same thing yours did, I would never allow them to live it down. I would hold them accountable for such betrayal (seeing a gay family member die doesn't make you gay).
1 up, 3w,
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You're kidding, right? None of what you just said makes any sense. You gave some anecdote about a gay person saying that being gay is not normal, which okay that's their opinion but being gay is not a birth defect and it's not a mental disorder

you think a transgender person who transitions will die within hours if they stop taking medicine? Where did you hear that? 😂
0 ups, 3w
Family. You saying my family are a bunch of idiots? The stuff that was told to me was true. Gay people get AIDS. It's a chemical imbalance. Not saying it's a bad lifestyle choice, but removing your p**is and then having to take multiple meds a day just to keep yourself stable isn't really good for your health. I have nothing against the people who chose to do this. I just have a grudge against the people who brainwash them into thinking that it's what needs to happen for them to be happy and be accepted.
3 ups, 3w,
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They also said the vaccine made you immune to COVID, which was a flat out lie. And that COVID would kill anyone infected, which is also a flat out lie. I was vaccinated (mostly so I would be able to visit my mom), and I still got sick from it for a week, and I'm obviously still here. If they lied about that, why wouldn't they lie about something else? Especially something that benefits them?

But besides, I never said that all of them are mentally ill. I just said that, if they're all as mentally unstable as the trans shooter in that church, they shouldn't have guns. Which I said when I saw the question "Should trans individuals have gun rights?"
1 up, 3w,
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I never heard a single person say that everybody who got Covid would die. That would give it literally a 100% mortality rate.
0 ups, 3w
I admit, it was a bit of an exaggeration, but the sentiment behind my words still stands. But I can't help but notice you skirted around my question of why they wouldn't lie about something, especially if it benefits them.
0 ups, 3w
"they shouldn't have guns"?

You live in in the Netherlands and are not vaguely aware of the huge reputation America has for gun violence? And the solution is to take the guns away from a tiny micro niche because of one or two cases? Yet the vast majority committing gun violence since back when they were still in Britain and were brought here as penal colonists/indentured servants to get that criminal class out of there get a pass because 2A?

That question about gun rights was not to you. It is not for you to answer. It is not your concern.
3 ups, 3w,
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People with mental disorders should not have gun rights.
1 up, 3w
I agree.
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