Thread by @HNIJohnMiller

1) In Florida, you can lose your right to own firearms if you are guilty of domestic violence.

2) 39 911 visits to the house of the shooter, in fights with his mother. His first host family after his mother died claimed he had held guns to people's heads. He tortured small animals. Violence against his mother is a logical conclusion at this point.

3) nbcnews.com/news/us-news/t… Children are more than capable of domestic violence against their parents. Case in point.

4) But the police wouldn't arrest him. Not for the incidents precipitating the 39 911 calls, nor the multitude of incidents at the school.

5) Gun control advocates DEMAND those who commit domestic violence not have guns, and when the laws fail to prevent that, they DEMAND EVERYONE lose their guns.

6) This isn't even the first time the laws have failed; the Texas shooter was kicked out of the air force for domestic violence, and it was NEVER REPORTED for background check purposes. He should never have been allowed to have his guns either.

7) A fail cascade. The government fails at every level to secure our safety against those who would do us harm. Police don't arrive until AFTER the violence and chaos is wreaked. The ON SITE OFFICER decides to WAIT OUTSIDE until the shooting stops.

8) "Oh, but the NRA wants all those guns on the market." You're mind reading, dumbassed liberals pushing #NRABoycott, you are singularly fucking AWFUL at it. Just stop.

9) When the laws fail, when the support structure of the societal nonaggression pact collapses, nutcases with guns shoot hordes of unarmed people. If they did not have guns they would use knives. washingtonpost.com/news/grade-poi…

10) Sorry, DO use knives. latimes.com/nation/nationn…

11) When the breakdown happens, when the fail cascade puts a gun in the hands of the wrong person, when the police are minutes away when seconds count, the hope is that there exists someone with the firepower available to stop the attacker. That's why I'm backing @nra @DLoesch /e