So uh, what exactly counts as turning against us? Because they gov. is already manipulating us and shit, so I'm not sure how guns are really all that helpful in that situation.
I don't like guns in general, but it would be better for them to be more regulated, like everyone's saying, than for it to be as easy as it is now to get them.
Shooting us. And yes it has happened. But I can’t find the links right now because I’m terribly busy.
How dare you be terribly busy.
Here’s one from back when, but there was one in 2014 I believe.
Personally, I don't think anyone needs guns unless it's for military {or, like, police– You know what I mean} purposes– As in, serving.
Just popping in to say something.
You say that we don't need guns unless it's for a part of the law enforcement and the military but the second you do that, the people can't protect themselves if either of those people goes haywire. For example, that video with the military guy getting mad in the parking lot over a spot. Imagine just allowing him to have a weapon like a gun that could kill or fatally injure someone but if someone else happened to have a weapon to protect themselves, only one person would have gotten hurt. And then you would have to think if that one situation happened on a large scale. All you could do would be running up to that person with some object but in the process of doing that, you could most likely get shot.
Now I'm not saying that we essentially need more guns like other people, but we need at least regulations to one, stopping that from ever happening/giving more power to those people by taking away citizens guns, and two making sure that the guns that are sold now are put in that hands of people that can actually handle that responsibility.
But if we didn't have guns, the guy wouldn't either. They're completely unnecessary and only cause problems when used by "civilians" {again, you know what I mean.}
Yea, but the guy in the video was a part of the military though. And we need guns not just for self-defense but for hunting, target shooting, or a sense of security.
But if we didn't have guns, the guy wouldn't either. They're completely unnecessary and only cause problems when used by "civilians" {again, you know what I mean.}
But police need guns. And criminals would have guns.
It won't be beneficial to just take guns away. Regulation, on the other hand…
We need to discuss the Alinity Divine scandal
Oh do we?
What happened?
Nothing really. Just the internet being stupid as fuck
Sis
She threw her cat, gave it alcohol {which can kill it}, stuck stickers to its face repeatedly, continuously made it fall off a cat tower, and kicked her dog
All live on Twitch.
But she's not getting in trouble for abuse.
Excuse me? Who is this and where does she live?
Where's my pitchfork?
Excuse me? Who is this and where does she live?
Alinity Divine, und ich hab kiene Addresse lol
Don't call me sis
and honestly? who cares? the internet gets all worked up over the most stupid shit. As if people don't do weird, borderline abusive stuff to their animals all the time. I used to give my cat chocolate ice cream all the time and tossed him around (softly) because cats are super awesome beings of eternal darkness and can handle that shit.
My point is that people need to stop paying attention to this superficial chatter and pay more attention to the real world.
That's not abuse. She threw the cat over her shoulder, not to mention all the other things she's done to her pets. And chocolate ice cream consumed in small amounts is fine for cats, but vodka can and will send them to the emergency room and almost always result in death.
Oh my god Im not defending anyone. Im saying all this is stupid. Get over it.
Nobody said you're defending anyone??
So I’m assuming a lot of people reported her but did Twitch do anything?
Yep
What’d they do?
Nothing– That's the issue
What are they supposed to do?
Ban/Suspend her
But that's not going to stop her treating her pets like that
Neither will leaving her rights alone
Banning her won't do anything but stop her from doing it live. She'll just do just as much, if not worse things, offline.
I beg to differ