No. We've had two major shootings in the past few decades, the US can't even count the number in the last week.
Our gun laws are doing great, we dont need the US right to bare arms nonsense. So fuck right off with this nonsense.
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At the request of my wife's rabbi, I recruited a friend who served as a Force Recon Marine. We strapped on armor and pistols to patrol the crowd at the menorah lighting in Sedona, Arizona. Members of the congregation carried concealed weapons of their own.
I can’t imagine bragging about this!
Nothing happened…
In Sedona, Arizona? No way. I’m sure it was you tough boys that scared them away, and not that you didn’t need to carry them in the first place. Gun nuts are seriously braindead.
How is it working in the US? How many shooting have been stopped by "the good guys with guns"?
Albanese's reply wasn't impressive and didn't matter anyway. Rabbi Eli Schlanger, among those murdered at Bondi Beach, wrote to Albanese in September as his government rewarded Hamas' attack on Israel by recognizing a Palestinian state: "As a Rabbi in Sydney, I implore you not to betray the Jewish people." Schlanger wasn't alone in his concerns—other members of the community share them.
J.D. Tuccille wants to tie the valid point of gun rights to the zionist points of genocide denial and colonialism.