02-24-2018, 01:06 PM
F.U. I am pretty much on the same page as you and I have thought about the soldiers coming home too, I have family and friends in that group and know quite a few of them that have at least Some form of PTSD. some are OK, but some of these guys are a mess and I would not be the one to give them a weapon. Some are treated and others are not. I think this aspect of the gun rights issue needs a LOT of careful thought. What does it say to the guy that went over there, multiple tours, we trained him to be a killer, told him to go kill, he took damage and comes home...And we tell him we do not trust him now? Believe me, I don't want this guy having unfettered access to guns either, high capacity, low capacity, cool looking or scary looking. That guy we need to make sure he is getting help, But we also have to keep everyone else safe. I don't have an answer either, but we need some.
Bans are not THE answer, I don't think they are AN answer
Age restrictions, metal detectors, trained guards, locked doors and corrections to ehe NICS system ARE ALL good answeres especially if ALL enacted. Security and Safety are like an onion...Layers...
Bans are not THE answer, I don't think they are AN answer
Age restrictions, metal detectors, trained guards, locked doors and corrections to ehe NICS system ARE ALL good answeres especially if ALL enacted. Security and Safety are like an onion...Layers...