Subj : Re: House Bill
To   : Lee Lofaso
From : Aaron Thomas
Date : Tue Jun 14 2022 06:30:05

 LL>  LL>> There will continue to be future mass shootings. But far less of the
 LL> 
 LL>  AT> How many is "far less?"
 LL> 
 LL> So far this year (as of a few days ago) there have been 288 mass
 LL> shootings in the USA. And only 5 mass shootings in the rest of the
 LL> world combined. Mass shootings meaning at least 4 persons.

Great answer.

 LL> Assault-style weapons (such as AR-15s) are too easily available
 LL> for those who commit such horrific crimes. Taking away easy access
 LL> to those weapons (and large capacity magazines) would be a start.
 LL> A ban, with real teeth, and no loopholes.

Yea but those heroic house Democrats don't want to take assault weapons off the
market, they just want to confine the mass shootings to aggressors age 21 or
older. Is that how they're gonna stick it to the gun manufacturers? Surely it
won't be that big of a setback for them.

 LL>  AT> How do elites protect themselves from getting shot?
 LL> 
 LL> Children and adults alike are getting murdered as a result of the
 LL> lack of real gun control legislation being passed. Something needs
 LL> to be done NOW to prevent future carnage from happening.

Since you don't know the answer, I'll tell you: They have their own security
detail. Elites don't need gun control to protect their children, they need it
to protect their power.

 LL>  AT> I'm convinced that better security is the way to go.
 LL> 
 LL> I'm convinced getting rid of easy access to assault-style weapons
 LL> and other types of weapons is an integral part of the solution.

What's the whole solution then? There are dozens of starting points we can
begin at. This starting point that your people recommend is ok, but did the
Las Vegas mass shooter look like a teenager to you?

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