https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/gun-deaths-mass-shootings/

https://i.redd.it/gkmnyt56btz01.png

Fuck this guy

huh.

I was thinking about this just yesterday

After watching several dashcam videos

And realising how often I'd catch myself thinking, if only briefly, "this cunt shouldn't be allowed to drive"

Like you really start to appreciate how dangerous a car can be when you see people, roadraging out, trying to use them as weapons against other cars

Or people getting cut off, catching up to the person who cut them off, cutting *them* off, and then leaping out of the car with a knife in hand

@Legiondude where's that?

One of them did it to a cyclist because he was upset that the cyclist 'hit' his 4WD

not only did the cyclist not hit the 4WD, but for fuck's sake, *you're in a 4WD*

and this dude *also* gets out with a knife in his hand

and the cyclist has nothing to defend himself with

Where's what @Deleted User ?

where did you find that post of autism?

what sub?

https://old.reddit.com/r/shitguncontrollerssay/comments/8lsze8/there_is_no_reasoning_with_them_they_got_the_new/

>shitxsays
yep, pure autism

you don't even have to read it, if you see the sub's name is shitxsays, you know it's cancer

To this sub's credit, it's got users from all across the overton window

But some of the stuff they link and post is just, *wow*

This one's fun:

https://www.reddit.com/r/liberalgunowners/

What a tough place to be nowadays

I'm lurking around that one as well, along with the spinoff /r/2ALiberals

huh

what's your take from those subs?

Well places like /r/gunpolitics, /r/secondamendment, and /r/progun are typically helmed by conservatives and libertarians. /r/Liberalgunowners can be a fresh perspective on things when I look at their commentaries. The conservative and libertarian voices are strong but stiff in their opinions(In which I agree, the BoR is a foundational component of our civic culture), whereas the liberal ones tend to have their comments interested in the bigger picture and connecting with the non-gun owning part of the country

But today I was watching this comment thread string along about how the Democrats have no platform bleeding all their good fortunes with the 2016 election and guns, and they started drumming up about progressive social policies($15 minimum wage, universal healthcare, etc...). So I had to back away slowly

I don't lurk in /r/Firearms

what's wrong with r/firearms?

I've gotten the tangential impression the community has some carryovers from /r/politics

>carryovers from /r/politics
nope.jpg

GOOD GUY WITH A GUN IS A MYTH REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

How’s the neocon life @DanConway

You know

No porn

Missionary sex with wife

Buying ammo

You actually have a wife?

I am married