Thank you for your leadership.
We don’t have to live this way. Let’s make our neighborhoods safer: 1) ban & buy-back assault weapons; 2) background checks; 3) study gun violence 4) increase mental health services; 5) expand violence prevention programs; & 6) better enforce laws on books. #EnoughIsEnoughhttps://twitter.com/jaketapper/status/1073273409033986048 …
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actually I want to thank you Alyssa Milano for what you did for us Americans and what you are doing and keeping the good fight going I respect you not just as a celebrity but has a real human being and I thank you from the bottom of my heart with tears rolling down my eyes ty
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Australia did this with astonishingly good success.
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Yes, U.S. should study their model & use it.
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“Let’s make our neighborhoods safer”? Pick a Democraticly run city you’ll find your policies don’t work. 1) Crooks need their guns 2) Already done 3) A new tax/Dem money maker 4) Agreed 5) From Party who wants to eliminate ICE? 6) Already done. Wise up.
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ABSOLUTELY!! Even people fighting in the front lines agree citizens have no business owning weapons or war! WAKE UP AMERICA.
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Military derived weapons are military tested weapons. They are safer to employ, easier to employ, and more reliable and maintainable than firearms that have not been through military trials. It is almost irresponsible to own a firearm that is not military derived.
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If you're still using the term "assault weapon" in 2018 you either don't know anything about firearms or you're purposefully misleading your audience. Either way you're making an unserious contribution to the gun control debate.
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It's as unhelpful to the conversation as, say, the term 'gun-grabber,' or opposing sensible reform in general.
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