00:04:27.280i think everybody should be able to own and carry a gun um with proper training with proper yeah
00:04:32.880teaching vetting information stuff like that similar to driver's ed but uh
00:04:41.280yeah i just i don't know how i would rectify
00:04:45.360i'm trying not to use the mass shooter example because it's such an overused example and over
00:04:50.320you know i know i'm trying to think of something a bit more yeah there are so many ways to prevent
00:04:55.120mass shootings and like the best deterrent for any violence with a gun is to have someone a good guy
00:05:02.000with the gun right um so i personally do think that anyone who is mentally stable should be able to
00:05:08.960like we feel carry their own firearm right because there's just so many instances where it saved
00:05:13.440lives absolutely right so definitely agree with that yeah i'm just yeah i know i was trying to
00:05:20.640think it's anything other than like the mass shoot argument i do i do think see it's this
00:05:28.240is where i also have cognitive dissonance on this one because for example in the states i travel
00:05:34.000there a lot i'm frequent in the states i love the fact that they have as many guns they want
00:05:40.720i also think the amount of guns sometimes the access is problematic for certain individuals
00:05:50.640Yeah, so in the States, there is like training and licensing or at least some way to vet people, like make sure that they're able to actually have the gun, right?
00:06:05.740So there's a legal way to purchase a gun in the States and most States, I think. So it still happens in the States that those who want to create or do criminal acts, they go through legal avenues, right? So, and that's, that's the case of Canada as well.
00:06:19.880So, I think we really should eliminate any way for someone to illegally obtain a firearm.
00:06:49.880the mass shooting rate has plummeted and i obviously there's certain cultural aspects to it
00:06:57.400but i do think there's some almost a little bit of truth though it might be extremely radical to
00:07:03.480completely eliminate guns all together like yeah if that makes sense i i yeah like the stats you
00:07:13.160know the stats of obviously machines have gone down after that because they don't have as much
00:07:18.200access for mass shootings on mass stabbings different story everybody's going to find a way
00:07:22.440to to do it but it's i would say to the reduction of harm or the reduction of potential
00:07:28.360casualty numbers and harms is pretty important whereas guns obviously give you an easier access
00:07:33.160and higher chance to for more casualties i mean that's just a quick thing yeah cars as well though
00:07:39.320yes actually they're almost as more dangerous yes i which i would agree the difference between
00:07:46.760a mass casualty thing with cars is once you stop the car like once you crash the car you're not
00:07:55.160really but yes it's still people are going to find a way no matter what and i do think everybody
00:08:01.660should have the right to carry that i just i'm trying to rectify on how i would
00:08:07.780there's no perfect system you know there's no there's no perfect system with imperfect people
00:08:14.720No, exactly. It's tough. We're not going to have more Big Brother to try and dig up through our social media to see if we're mentally stable.
00:08:25.780Yeah, I know. For cow holders in Canada, it's sort of like daily background checks. It's ridiculous.1.00
00:08:32.060Absolutely. I've looked into it myself. But yeah, I guess that would be, at the end of the day, I'd say it's a right until you lose the bill.0.96
00:08:42.000yeah how certain people probably shouldn't be allowed to have kids i don't think certain people
00:08:49.200should be able to have kids if they've been determined as an unfit parent or
00:08:54.720sexual disorders or anything like that okay yeah similar to that okay you have rights until you're
00:09:02.320proven ineligible for rights but then again but it gets really slippery then when you're
00:09:08.080determining that someone's ineligible for that right and that that gets rid of the whole concept
00:09:13.520of rights as right yeah i kind of just taught myself on that yeah that's uh yeah because if
00:09:22.660you can say that someone is ineligible for the right then who determines that and then that's
00:09:27.700going to be like okay there's someone higher that determines when you're not and then you get into
00:09:34.140socialism and big government and it's like at that point it's difficult so yeah
00:09:38.780with philosophical levels it's hard to argue it's interesting thing yeah
00:09:45.300appreciate that there's definitely something for me to think about on on how to uh how to do it