We don’t just have a gun problem; we have a violence problem. We should have as stringent gun safety legislation as possible within purview of 2nd Amendment, but we should also have a Dept. of Peace to deal with underlying social issues that make eruption of violence inevitable.

Feb 8, 2020 · 2:28 AM UTC

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Is not one of the key issues of ending mass killings to hold every state to the key focus of the 2nd Amendment - to have a "system" that assures "security of a free STate"? Militia & right to bear arms were an effective "system" 240 years ago.
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Marianne add me on Xbox
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Amen.
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Missing Marianne on the debate stage...
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Tulsi’s exact policy. No wonder I like you both :)
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Here's perspective on the 2nd & 3rd amendments: ishinobu.com/america-armed/
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We have a mental/emotional health problem. It's easier to buy a gun than get mental/emotional health care services. We need better, faster, cheaper access to mental/emotional health services
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I like that.
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We do have such a division in our government, although in recent years it's been fairly ignored. My mom worked for it for 21 years, as did a cousin. The Department of Mental Health. As for gun control, it isn't the gun that's the problem, it's the psychopath behind it.
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