I clarified the relevance. The point is the weapons that are being used to do these things are common, and basic. They aren't special weapons of war, which are more regulated, more rare.
You just missed the critical thinking.
Ar 15s are common. Fully automatic assault rifles are far less so.
Not being pedantic to kneecap you but the language matters. An AR 15 is not fully automatic
I'm not saying this to minimize what happened, or the danger of an ar15, but to clarify that fully automatic weapons are much more rare, and much more dangerous.
The contention is that a 14 yo is not a capable owner of a gun. They're a child. The parent owns everything they have, in actuality. Both their possessions and their responsibilities/consequences.
It doesn't matter who did or didn't lock it, it's the parents lack of a lock, parent's lack of supervision, Parents gun, parent's everything
The medieval rewrite of an Abrahamic faith mythology? More junk.
The "facts" are things we both agreed are posted there. That's all I need. If they're a stalin apologist / stan then the shows over.
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Literally out here defending Stalin stans
If not enjoying the image posts of young Stalin as some sort of brilliant maverick is mediocrity, well, so be it. They are clowns, and their beliefs structure is just like trump claiming he "loves the gays"
Their supposed support of LGBTQ+ is all for naught when they openly fawn after Stalin
Disable safety protocols
Holodeck, load cakepeople routine.
Absolutely untrue.
The point, is that the most common device to do this with is ubiquitous and easy to access.
Properly defining it, and clarifying what is being used is important to coherently discussing the issue.