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The comments below the tweets by the Sheriff above are full of people saying it happened because California has stricter gun laws than states like Texas, so the people shot likely didn't have guns to protect themselves.

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10 hours ago, welshbairn said:

The comments below the tweets by the Sheriff above are full of people saying it happened because California has stricter gun laws than states like Texas, so the people shot likely didn't have guns to protect themselves

Fairly standard thicko responses.

Nevada (right is next to California, in fact in Tahoe the border is in the middle of the main street) allows guns to be owned, no permit is required, and no additional permit required to carry a gun openly.

its not like the police are stopping and searching people crossing state lines.

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1 minute ago, Leith Green said:

Fairly standard thicko responses.

Nevada (right is next to California, in fact in Tahoe the border is in the middle of the main street) allows guns to be owned, no permit is required, and no additional permit required to carry a gun openly.

its not like the police are stopping and searching people crossing state lines.

There are so many nearly identical replies "Thoughts and prayers with the families but it wouldn't happen in a free to carry state" that I think they might be NRA bots.

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There's a wee part of me hoping that the NRA get their way - everybody tooled up to the nines with military-grade weaponry, and laws changed to allow people to murder someone if they "feel threatened". Y'know, just to see how they try to bullshit their way out of the chaos of urban warfare breaking out in every Wal*mart because Karen didn't like the way the cashier looked at her when she demanded to speak to the manager.

Fucking awful for anyone who doesn't literally want to live in The Forever Purge, right enough.

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