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Originally Posted by Gunslinger-13
Molotov attacks happen still today. The media doesn't report hem with such vitriol and fervency as they do gun attacks.
My point was in direct response to your post of "simple" being what people will do. Nothing simpler than a Molotov cocktail.
And those types of attacks would absolutely be more prevalent if there was less access to firearms and more people typically die in those type of attacks.
The point is that you can't stop evil from people from doing evil things by banning objects from people who follow the law. It's a fools errand.
Evil people will inflict destruction any way they can.
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Buddy dont start a fake news argument, if there was an incident where 17 people were killed with molotov cocktails the news would be reporting on it in a heartbeat. SMH
You are right that people will switch to the next easiest thing when guns are too hard to purchase, and we will have to fight that battle when it comes. But today its guns, tomorrow its guns, next year it will be guns. Again, why is no action the best course of action simply because we won't be able to solve the entire problem immediately?
