r/GunsAreCool • gun violence is a public health issue • 2d ago

Kids & Guns Fewer kids would get shot to death in North Carolina, if fewer people had guns in North Carolina

https://www.wral.com/news/local/fayetteville-deadly-shooting-maloney-avenue-october-2026/
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u/yadonkey 2d ago

Clearly more guns isnt fixing amything

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u/mrbrendanblack 2d ago

But how can they reach Ultimate Freedom™️ if they have fewer guns???

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u/Icy-Confidence1010 2d ago

I’m still waiting for the day the second amendment gets abolished.

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u/hobovirginity 2d ago edited 2d ago

Water is wet.

Down voted for agreeing with the post?

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u/CreamFuture9475 2d ago

There’s always people downvoting every comments on this sub. Probably banned gun nuts.

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u/hobovirginity 2d ago

Banning should disable your ability to up or down vote. This would help with brigading immensely.