@johnadams73171@davidhogg111 The model of how guns should be handled isThe United States Military! Guns, or “Weapons” have one purpose and that is to kill! In Vietnam when our Scout platoon went to rear areas, all weapons were cleared of rounds placed under lock and key. This was for combat infantryman men.
@johnadams73171@davidhogg111 The model of how guns should be handled isThe United States Military! Guns, or “Weapons” have one purpose and that is to kill! In Vietnam when our Scout platoon went to rear areas, all weapons were cleared of rounds placed under lock and key. This was for combat infantryman men.
Switzerland has a massive number of guns and a high rate of gun ownership with little gun violence.
It’s because their government actually takes gun safety seriously as does their country.
If you are a Swiss citizen please tell us in the comments how your country views guns.
@davidhogg111 Throughout my two years of services in the United States Army, from an 18-year-old reporting for basic training to a combat infantrymen. I am a graduate of the 101st airborne sniper school in Vietnam guns were called “weapons“, because they had one purpose. 1)
@davidhogg111 Talking points which emphasize mental health problems is a deflection from the roll of guns. It’s not possible to identify those w mental health disorders in advance bc these people do not typically seek help of their own accord.
@davidhogg111 3) Now as a clinical psychologist who works w trauma victims, I am well aware of the violence perpetrated on these victims and the psychological violence experienced by the survivors & their families, as well as the secondary trauma inflicted on our entire country.
@davidhogg111 2) Guns had 1 purpose and that was to kill. In the military, weapons were required to be surrendered and put under lock and key when units were on stand down. No one walked around with weapons, including officers. Why would we arm untrained citizens w/o such safety mechanisms?
@RepKinzinger Adam, I’m a Vietnam Combat Veteran and Clinical Psychologist. How can I have the most impact on the this issue. On Vietnam when we went to the rear for 2 day stand down all weapons were taken and locked up!
@JoeNBC As a Vietnam combat veteran who served with the 1/61st Infantry Battalion many of basic aspects are similar. We withdrew from Alpha 4 and Charlie 2, two fire bases on the DMZ in July of 1971. We knew then ARVN would leave
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