I like how you decided to generate false propaganda, label, insult and generalize an entire group of people who are simply put, "law abiding citizens who exercise their individual rights".

I'm not saying I'm smart. But if someone said "We need better gun laws and to do that we need more votes to pass these laws" I'd go, okay so who is opposed to this? How can I negotiate with them? What can we do to help each other and get gun control going?

I would not insult all of them, label them as my enemies, provoke them or do anything disrespectful towards them. Because logically you would need their support to further your agenda.

I'm not pro or anti gun. I like to go target shooting and my country is relatively safe. We just have acid attacks, knife attacks, rapes, murders, gang crime, violent youths, car attacks, etc. So "Safe" for the 21st century.

I understand why some people would want guns, like single mothers working 2 jobs living with her kids in a violent neighborhood. If she didn't have a gun then she and her kids would be dead.

A good example of how messed up the world is would be White South African Farmers. There are people not just killing whites in SA but torturing them to death. It's truly awful, the stories that I've heard from police officers in SA.

So a gun is neither good nor bad, it is the individual person who commits the heinous act of killing. Which is why the US doesn't need new gun laws or more mental health specifically. They need to be more inclusive and less divisive. Don't judge or generalize people too much, don't insult them just because you disagree with them. Be welcoming and inclusive, help them to enjoy living and show others why life is so precious and dear. That's what America used to stand for anyway. Love, Life and Liberty.

@Trajan61