Then can anyone tell me how all the attempts on gun control
would have prevented the shootings over the past few years. All these shooters had mental health issues
that were not addressed. This is
something that was discussed way back in the 60's when states began closing
down state mental health facilities and those in need could not get the
treatment they needed, especially for those who could not afford a private
mental health professional. Yes, some
of the state mental health facilities may have left a lot to be desired, but
over the past 50 years we could have addressed these type of services. But we did not and now we are still avoiding
the issue by claiming we need some form of gun legislation when the past
shootings have indicated the gun was not the problem, but the individual that
possessed the gun. All guns involved in
these incidents were purchased legally, and we have learned that these
individuals were all identified with mental health issues that were not
addressed. So we can pass gun
legislation, but the real problem remains.
You can rest assured the politicians will throw out their chest and
claim how great they are in voting for a bill that is in violation of the 2nd
amendment but will not address the real issue.
But then again, how many politicians actually address the real issue on
anything. Power, staying in office and
keeping your party in power is their real agenda.
And you must realize all this debating is clouding the real
issue, our growing deficit. Again, can
anyone identify for me any country that has taxed and spent themselves in
prosperity. I would like to know. If it worked, then all of us could borrow
and spend and become mega rich. And if
you believe the political rhetoric, I know a bridge in Brooklyn that is for
sale.
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