It's Time To Start Treating Possession Of Illegal Firearms The Same As Murder

[Wild self]

Why can't good black folks in the community come together and get rid of the filth?

Cause the goons always have more influence than the black doctors, lawyers, and successful legit businessmen. The black intellectual that is selfless to his community is never respected.

 

[Taadow]

if you steal someone's "legal" gun, that gun becomes "illegal." if it isn't registered to the person in whose possession it's found, that gun is "illegal." how many people with firearm permits are gunning down people on a daily basis. compare that number to the tally of black and latino men gunned down in ghettos across america every single day.

If black and latino men are gunned down in the ghetto and the gun is left at the scene and the detectives find it,
they're gonna check who the gun belongs to.

If the reports shows that guns' legal owner is "Bradley McGillucuddy", they're gonna go look for Brad.

When they find Brad and he says "my gun was stolen a year ago"...

then who do the police put in prison for 25 years, according to your well-thought out idea?

 

[ignorethis]

nikka fukk u I just caught got with my gun and it was unregistered. fukk I look like doing 25 years

Dude is a dumbass, he doesn't know dudes accidently buy stolen/illegal guns all the time.

 

[FeloniousMonk]

If nobody touched on it, it starts at home, not with the gun.

I learned to respect the firearm at a early age, pops was in the air force so he taught me how to shoot a rifle, carbine and handgun.

We are missing the traditional American upbringing by removing the father figure from the household.

150 Years ago ALL kids knew how to use a handgun, rifle and knife proficiently because it could have meant life or death at that time in the wilderness of the US which was brutal.

 

[kermit da hustla]

If black and latino men are gunned down in the ghetto and the gun is left at the scene and the detectives find it,
they're gonna check who the gun belongs to.

If the reports shows that guns' legal owner is "Bradley McGillucuddy", they're gonna go look for Brad.

When they find Brad and he says "my gun was stolen a year ago"...

then who do the police put in prison for 25 years, according to your well-thought out idea?

tell me you're joking, breh. ballistics and a host of other methodical procedures will exculpate bradley. he doesn't have to worry about that. plenty of stolen guns are used in crimes, and the owners are not charged, so your reasoning is a bit off. let's return to the crux of the matter, shall we? if we aren't going to stiffen the penalties for possessing an illegal firearm, how do you stem the ballooning gun violence in our inner cities? what is your solution?

 

[kermit da hustla]

Dude is a dumbass, he doesn't know dudes accidently buy stolen/illegal guns all the time.

call someone a dumbass while displaying appalling lack of context, brehs.

accidentally buying a "stolen/illegal" gun has nothing to do with this thread.

 

[kp404]

tell me you're joking, breh. ballistics and a host of other methodical procedures will exculpate bradley. he doesn't have to worry about that. plenty of stolen guns are used in crimes, and the owners are not charged, so your reasoning is a bit off. let's return to the crux of the matter, shall we? if we aren't going to stiffen the penalties for possessing an illegal firearm, how do you stem the ballooning gun violence in our inner cities? what is your solution?

:stupid:

 

[kermit da hustla]

:stupid:

you're a "teacher," yet your comprehension of the english language is appallingly poor.

 

[ignorethis]

call someone a dumbass while displaying appalling lack of context, brehs.

accidentally buying a "stolen/illegal" gun has nothing to do with this thread.

Buy stolen gun unknowingly, get pulled over, cops find gun, 25 years mandatory minimum.

 

[Taadow]

tell me you're joking, breh. ballistics and a host of other methodical procedures will exculpate bradley. he doesn't have to worry about that. plenty of stolen guns are used in crimes, and the owners are not charged, so your reasoning is a bit off. let's return to the crux of the matter, shall we? if we aren't going to stiffen the penalties for possessing an illegal firearm, how do you stem the ballooning gun violence in our inner cities? what is your solution?

I know this...what i'm saying is:

you still won't know who killed the victim because of the gun being registered. So what's the point?


The real crux of the matter is: legislature never has been (and never will be) a deterrent for anyone to do whatever it is they feel they must do to make it in this world. To solve what you say is the problem, you have to think macro.

Why should anyone own a gun?

 

[Dameon Farrow]

What you're referring to is a version of the ThoughtCrime George Orwell referenced in his book 1984. Please never run for public office. And thank you. We have enough loons who think extreme measures fix things even after it is shown that they do not...adding your way of thinking to the mix will simply push them to a brand new level we aren't even close to being ready for.

 

[Taadow]

Buy stolen gun unknowingly, get pulled over, cops find gun, 25 years mandatory minimum.

...and just like that, you shot another hole (don't ask me how) in this idea.

 

[marcuz]

yup, whites are forcing blacks to pick up guns and commit genocide on their own people. you're beyond stupid.

no, they just develop and foster the environment which creates the crime. it's not like it's rocket science, remove a decent education and well paying jobs, while pushing in cheap guns and drugs -- what do you think is going to happen?

remove guns from the situation entirely but leave everything else the same, will the problem be solved?

 

[kermit da hustla]

Buy stolen gun unknowingly, get pulled over, cops find gun, 25 years mandatory minimum.

history says otherwise. there are ways to clear someone who legal purchased a stolen gun. educate yourself on gun laws, breh.

 

[kermit da hustla]

no, they just develop and foster the environment which creates the crime. it's not like it's rocket science, remove a decent education and well paying jobs, while pushing in cheap guns and drugs -- what do you think is going to happen?

i don't conflate the sale of illegal narcotics with possessing an illegal firearm, believing the former to be a necessity of survival for many who are capable of doing so without getting caught. owning an illegal firearm that will more than often be used for murder is not the same, in my eyes, hence my differing opinions of the penalties that should be incurred for the two crimes.

but that aside, i no longer agree that the environment is to shoulder full blame for someone possessing an illegal firearm with the intent to use it maliciously. 9/10 people carrying illegal burners in the hood do so with the intent to kill someone. that's just an unequivocal fact. they're not holding them to fire off warning shots. they're not strapped to protect their mom from a burglar. they're carrying because they want to be able to shoot someone who "disrespects" them, someone who stepped into their "turf," or any number of other absurd reasons to kill someone. and i know of many black men and women who grew up in the very environment you speak of and went on to do great things in their lives - become lawyers, doctors, engineers. it wasn't easy, no, but they did it.

so, miss me with all this cliched "it's the environment" talk. that's bullshyt. it's laziness. it's an indifference to human life. more critically, it's an indifference black life because they view black people as less than whites. they view themselves as less and treat their surrounding brothers and sisters just the same. you're no different than @kp404 you want to excuse self-hate and deflect attention away to bogeymen like "environment," "white people," and other shyt that absolves the actual culprits - black men and women - from taking responsibility for their actions.