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This is a perfect illustration of my personal realization of why we should have far, far stricter gun laws: because when you lose your temper, your rage can lead you to do stupid things.
This. A thousand times, this. Guns are too easy to grab in the heat of the moment when people are not thinking rationally. And this is the inevitable result. More guns just means more people reaching for them in moments of irrationality, and more dead people over something worth less than a fin.
Details do not matter! You must now demand the complete banning of guns!
The guy ran back into the restaurant and came back with a gun. At that point, there's really nothing more that needs to be said.
But we must not infringe on this man's right to draw his gun to stop the perpetrator of a stolen $4.99 Chinese meal. We're all so much safer because he has this right.
This is a perfect illustration of my personal realization of why we should have far, far stricter gun laws: because when you lose your temper, your rage can lead you to do stupid things.
In my view, it's a perfect illustration of why laws need to be enforced: what the customer did was fraud and theft, but probably nothing would happen to the thief if the restaurant called the police, even though anyone who steals a meal probably has done a lot more bad things than just that. We need a lot more police and a lot more judges who enforce the law and crack down on such thieves. Theft needs punishment, period, but our current criminal law system does not necessarily punish theft. The poor restaurant employee should not have been forced to take the law into his own hands in order to crack down on theft.
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