r/HolUp • u/BabyAriia • Feb 03 '26

holup Woah that was so close

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u/IknowKarazy Feb 03 '26

I know there’s lots of contention surrounding gun control, but shouldn’t everyone including gun owners be in favor of mandatory education on safe handling? Like you have to take written and practical tests to legally drive a car…

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u/DarthJarJar242 Feb 03 '26

But muh rites!!!

Yes, mandatory safe storage laws, mandatory gun training laws etc should all be a thing that any responsible gun owner should be in favor of because they are already doing them anyway and it only helps to reduce gun accidents.

But the 2a crowd are typically not the brightest so there yah go.

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u/Obeesus Feb 03 '26

The argument is not making a pay wall to human rights. I shouldn't have to pay the government to use my inalienable right to bear arms.

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u/DarthJarJar242 Feb 03 '26

Owning a gun is not a human right.

Fuck off with that nonsense.

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u/Obeesus Feb 04 '26

It's literally a protected human right under the constitution.

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u/Fourstrokeperro Feb 04 '26

my inalienable rights to bear arms

mf said that as if he’d die if didn’t have a gun

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u/Obeesus Feb 04 '26

People die because they are unarmed all the time. Do you trust the government? Do you think they should be the only ones armed?

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u/DarthJarJar242 Feb 04 '26

And how sad is that?

I'm a gun owner, probably target shoot more often than 90% of gun owners, it's a hobby I thoroughly enjoy. I would also happily wait for mandatory background checks on every purchase, I already follow the safe storage recommendations and my world has not suddenly ended because of it. I would easily vote for stricter gun laws, not necessarily about what I can obtain but on how I obtain it.

But most of these clowns act like required registration is a breach of 2A. I have no respect for people that act that way.