06-13-2016, 03:43 PM
(06-13-2016, 01:54 PM)Duchess Wrote: They are making the rounds and saying exactly what you said. It's not a gun problem, in this case it's a terrorism problem and that's what people should be talking about instead of restricting guns and blahblahfuckingblah. Same shit, different tragedy. [/i][/size]
I think it's equally a gun problem and terrorism in this case. At some point he had contact with a known terrorist and was investigated, why didn't that show up on the back ground check when he bought the gun. And what does it matter if he was radicalized here or directly by ISIS, either way he's muslim and shares their beliefs and I'm sure there are many more amongst us that do also.