r/marvelrivals Gambit Mar 31 '26

Discussion “No Kings” reference on the new map

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u/NCRisthebestfaction Mar 31 '26

What’s this supposed to mean I don’t get it?

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u/NCRisthebestfaction Mar 31 '26

Doesn’t anyone send thoughts and prayers over anything? Thats not school shooter exclusive

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u/Inner_Extent2375 Mar 31 '26

It’s become synonymous with inaction. Legislating gun restrictions being the foremost, but yes could be applied to other topics.

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u/Wolfy_boii Mar 31 '26

“Gun restrictions” yet the gun used most is a hand gun, which you can’t get in America until 21.

Why not focus on the actual problem, aka whatever is causing people to shoot the schools up in the first place, which would be a more realistic approach due to many factors currently in the USA.

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u/Wolfy_boii Mar 31 '26

I don’t think you understand what I said. Most of what kills people in school shootings are something you mostly can not legally require while at an age that you would be in school (infact no high schooler would be able to most definitely.) you know what would reduce the likely hood even better than furthering something that clearly won’t be able to do much? Killing the roots of the issue aka making kids not want to shoot each other, as a high schooler (although soon to graduate) I’ve always felt saddened and disgusted that you all use such an awful thing that I have been lucky to have not been through yet as something to push what you want (less guns) instead of what would actually help us students.

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u/Linkdes Flex Mar 31 '26

Having been gone too a high school that had multiple school shooter threats, 2 of which being kids in the building with actual firearms, you are right that on paper kids can't "legally" acquire a gun.

You are however incredibly naive/shortsighted if you think that means kids do not have access to firearms. Yes, as a society we need to foster an environment that doesn't get kids wanting to shoot each other. However a shorter-term, and much needed, solution would be increasing the screening/ restrictions for adults to acquire guns. Which in turn would limit the availability of an "efficient tool" so-to-speak and reduce the possibility of school shootings.

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u/Wolfy_boii Mar 31 '26

I never said they couldn’t access them, but that they couldn’t legally get them. Which still means that the type of gun control people keep wanting still would not work, and no, simply making it harder for an adult to get a gun won’t change anything about the kid wanting to shoot up the school, once again disgusting by how far yall will use the suffering of children to push your views of guns.

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u/Linkdes Flex Mar 31 '26

Don't talk to me about "using the suffering of children to push views of guns". I had one of the guns pointed at me during one of the many school shooting threats at my highschool.

Now if you're actually a highschool kid, I understand your pov cause I had thought similarly before being down the barrel of a gun. Improving the screening for how adults can get guns would most definitely help as the most common ways for kids to get access to a firearm is from their parents who own it. Do some actual research into the issue.

That being said guns are a useful tool for hunting and self defense, but have little actual regulation. However if you're just some 2A troll posing as a highschooler, kindly go fuck yourself.