@RyanAFournier@peta@NRA No, because PETA isn't an organization that encourages gun ownership (NRA) or violence against citizens (Nazis, as indicated by the swastikas on the Parkland shooter's magazines)
@sweetatertot2 Did you attend the #marchforourlives? Multiple of the chapters mentioned the violence in Chicago and other cities, can including violence by police, as part of the gun violence epidemic that needs to be addressed
@lucianwintrich @divadoll123 No, he thinks that the NRA has created a culture in America that makes it too easy for people to buy guns to use against other Americans
@RealElyBritt @TheMarkPantano But the supreme Court is where the idea of an individual right to gun ownership came from. That was non-existent anywhere before the 1960s/70s/80s. Happy to say the SC was wrong but that means gun rights are going away
@joshua_vreeland @TheMarkPantano I agree we should have done more to prevent them, like never allow anyone to purchase a high powered rifle like that in the first place
@scrap_usmc @TheMarkPantano I'm glad your boys are trained in proper gun ownership. Unfortunately not everyone is, and even those who are can use these weapons of war in murderous ways
@MortishaAddams7 @TheMarkPantano SAT scores are not changed ever, but I think what you might be talking about is how we view the scores in context. Often, white students can afford sat classes etc and so get higher scores. Black students can come from underprivileged backgrounds so they might get lower scores
@buffwon @TheMarkPantano I have never done either of those things, as a gun rights advocate I would think you'd understand how frustrating generalizations can be. But I did want change, just restrictions on gun ownership (constitutional) not punishing the victims of a mass shooting