yep aint that the truth it seems todays they making crazy normal when really they need to separate crazies like they did back when i was growing up .fucking retarded for them not to be crazy
ForeverRepublic True. No one wants to believe their kids is crazy enough to shoot up a school though. So they try to blame outside factors for how their kids behave
Bullets can't be re used. It will expand and miss shape when it hit something, and cant fit in the chamber and barrel no more. Just so u knows for later 👍
That's what I thought at first, but there would be so much illégal activities around that. People would still get ammo for an okay price but it would make money for the criminals Wich isn't a good thing
Rabitozoc Tuikalon It could actually be good because much lesser people would own many bullets and people would really keep their bullets, until it's absolutely required to be used of course. And the police could be much more focused on hunting down the big criminals.
Jovan Leon I'm not for that. I'm a liberal who's also a gun enthusiast. I'm not for banning certain firearms or ammunition but rather for background checks. I shoot for sport and ammunition is already pretty spendy. Just one afternoon of target practice with a .40 s&w would cost a good $50-$300. Only the rich folks would be able to afford going to the range if ammo was super spendy
Cletus Turnbuckle what's wrong with any of that ? Lol background checks ? Wtf is wrong with that? Fees? Again wtf is wrong with that ? You seem like you want every nut owning a gun.
I grew up in a physically and verbally abusive household, and it was perpetuated when I got to school. I felt like I had no one, no sense of peace, no sanctuary. I went through hell. But it never crossed my mind to pick up a gun and end anyone's life because of it...
@@cockeyedoptimista l once had a discussion about video games and violence. One of the things l said was that no one ever robbed a bank cause they played too much candy crush. I know it's more complex than that but l couldn't help it at the time.
@@thirdplanet4471 Ha ha; good point. I don't even know what Candy Crush entails, but I guess so. People are responsible for their actions, especially if they're adults (which some of these shooters are not, but still: they're close, and know right from wrong, Hopefully!) And if they're crazy, they would have done it anyway, found some other influence. Still, media exposure to violence and other negative things can numb us and influence us, as it could in good ways too. Maybe it can be a safe release of bad energy in some ways: okay. Maybe it's just a movie, a game, a song.. Some people are more sensitive and susceptible than others. We suspend our disbelief to be entertained, and that makes things seem real. I close my eyes in murder scenes and so forth: my sister said "It's just a movie!" but some have a better imagination or stronger empathy and they don't want to see gore and mayhem even if you know in the back of your mind it's just stage effects. It can desensitize you. But yeah, it shouldn't make you into a killer unless maybe you spend All your time in it, and then something Else is wrong. Violence in media is Still not a great thing, though.
Anyone hurts me or my loved ones physically, they wont be doing it for long. Everyone has the right to protect themselves. You can be the victim of abuse, rape, robbery, murder all you want without protection. Not me!!
+Wolfman71691 A comunist said : "Give the stupid bread and fun,and they'll be all right" (wont have pretensions and won't care about politics,thus not bother them) . Just like states do when supporting footbal or other mass histeria sports like american football,rugby or other shits. Congratulation,you a perfect example.
Long ago, Andrew Jackson (later President of the USA) took a bullet to the shoulder in a gunfight with Thomas Benton. The bullet remained lodged in his arm for twenty years. When it was finally removed by a surgeon Jackson purportedly offered it to Benton saying "I believe this belongs to you." Benton refused on the grounds that due to long possession it now belonged to Jackson.
You are so right he comical but he's educated that's why he is good. I felt bad for him at Oscar's and for that slap he should sue Will for millions and then on 1 year anniversary his 10 siblings should jump Will and Jada
@@deviousj5868 I think at that moment Will Smith disrespected Chris Rock and he looked goofy yelling profane language out of his mouth. Who gets slapped on national TV especially a prestigious award show like the Oscar's. After age 40 you should not picking on people to fight. Will Smith should have known better
Tekhartha Zenyatta no, that's just an advise implying a warning. Advise is any suggested course of action, whether in face of a threat or any kind of opportunity. He clearly suggests taking the action of raising the price of bullets to 5000$ each
Chris Rocks comedy is losing relevance. There is a reason CR refuses to play college campuses and its because his material will offend many over-sensitive college kids. He used to play colleges all the time but the amount of triggered students became overwhelming. There are a few legendary comedians that refuse to do colleges now because society is losing its sense of humor.
this is one of the most honest and hilarious stand-up rountines. everything he said was/is so on-point. Chris Rock is comedy gold. Nothing makes you laugh harder than realizing the absurdity of truthfulness. F&^$ Will Smith, hope he has some major career set-backs due to his awful behavior at the oscars. I STAND WITH CHRIS!
this "bullet control" is actually a thing in my country. private gun owners have to go through the same thing cops do and that includes checking in the spent casings and filling a form in order to buy fresh ammunition. also, if someone took your gun and was caught, you're pretty screwed, and if your gun was used to kill someone, you're really screwed.
Nishant Gogna, why do you hate poor folks so much? You must not like them, since this kind of tax is the same thing as a poll tax. Put it out of reach of the poor, the minorities, etc. Yeah, great plan.
Despite the fact that the average person can make a chlorine bomb by mixing cleaning chemicals you can get at any store? Mix ammonia and bleach and you have chlorine gas.
I was bullied when i was a kid and never once did i even consider doing something like that, now being a bully is shitty but being a murderer takes the cake
When I was bullied as a kid, I got punished for trying to fight back. I can see how enough time in that sort of environment could cause someone to feel like they've got no other option besides suicide or homicide.
@@InfernosReaper i fight a bully once, Principal call my parent and the bully parents,and they roast him and the jerk parent hard because i report to the school and they did jack shit except a warning which make them bully me more. End up moving to a better school after that cause they kick me out :D I remember my mom word : " Next time just broke his fucking nose, he won't be focus enough to fight back" My dad : "Kick him in the dick"
@F.u.c.k Go.ogl.e Normally, I'd call you a conspiracy nut, but that does explain why my school singled out people they thought might shoot up the place and antagonized them at every opportunity.
I know of a kid that carried a .357 revolver to high school ( many years ago ) for protection. He never once took it out and threatened anyone. His dad was in law enforcement, and was concerned about the possibility of his son bring kidnapped or murdered by a criminal retaliating against him. The kids a detective now. That's gun control.
@F.u.c.k Go.ogl.e I'm not sure the relevance of your question to the topic at hand. That aside, I'd imagine most people don't remember a lot of that because most of what's taught is functionally useless.
"This comedian". How? How in the how just HOW did you not recognize Chris Rock in 2016? Did you recently leave a separatist cult or militia? Did your country not have movies or television at the time? This will be one of life's mysteries until the day I die.
This is from *Chris Rock's HBO special in 1999* . NINETEEN years ago How many school shootings has America suffered in the last 19 years since Columbine ?
Depends on how you want to define it. A lot of people like to inflate the numbers by including shootings that happen *near* a school and don't have anything to do with the school When Columbine happened, we had many of those laws people keep pushing for now and they didn't do anything. They new really will do anything against people like that. Crazy finds a way. The only difference is if sane can defend itself or not.
I grew up with guns in my house and was taught how to use them. I also got made fun of at school on a daily basis, but not ONCE did I go in my parent’s safe and think “Hmm..today’s a good day for a shooting!”
Tech as in technology fits too. We all know some men fear the pecs (perceived King Kong human strength of other men) and aren’t men without their guns. The gun is the great equalizer. You got pecs I got techs. But he likely meant tecs...
I'm tired of seeing people in the comment section get mad at what comedians say. You not suppose to take anything they say seriously. It's all to make you laugh not cry.
I don't mind listening to comics talk about politics and politicians as long as the comic is an equal opportunity "offender." If they poke fun at one party they need to balance it with commenting about another party. A problem I see is that some comics go on an anti individual tirade and use comedy to offer political opinions; they, in effect, become political militants using comedy to deliver a political message. Attack one party and not the other and you lose half your audience. I enjoy listening to Chris Rock.
@@HH-er4qh and besides white Americans have fought and died for everyone on the planet and shed more blood,and risk there lives every day, for someone else
3:10 Bullet control, 15 thou a bullet and there won't be any more innocent bystander shootings. I'm not even laughing, this is a genius idea!! Smart man!
mrusername09 duh. i support guns more than most. its our right and noone should have the right to take it from us. doesn't change the fact that cops are killing unarmed beings, and the human race is kinda of violent.
F.u.c.k Go.ogl.e you would think they would have paid attention in high school when they elected their student council president! WTF did that clown get done in high school for the student council president!
Until you actually think of how impossible it'd be to implement that because the black market would just provide bullets for way cheaper while still turning a huge profit.
@@InfernosReaper yes but still less people would have bullets. You think a crazy 15 year old Is going to a really dangerous place without getting caught or robbed before that happens.
"They used to get out of school at 2.30, just in case they went crazy they would only hurt other crazy kids" No matter how many times I watch this video the way he says this makes me laugh out loud every time! 😂😂😂
That's what they became, but originally, it's likely that they were picked on. As someone who was heavily picked on in school, I fantasized having my revenge on those that picked on me. I'm not saying that what they did was right. In fact, I think revenge is poisonous.
seamac206 "The killings ignited a national debate over bullying, but the record now shows Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold hadn't been bullied - in fact, they had bragged in diaries about picking on freshmen and "fags."" - Greg Toppo, USA Today, 2009 "There were students at Columbine who endured truly abusive behavior from several problematic students, but Eric does not seem to have been one of them. Besides, these prominent bullies graduated the year before Eric. Thus, the attack could hardly be retaliation against these kids when they hadn’t been at the school for a year." - Peter Langman, Psychology Today 2009
There's something missing at that level of parenting. The environment plays a role too. In Uganda(east africa), we grew up knowing there's a punishment for hurting other kids. Bullies would be caned (punished) by their parents in front of the entire school/class. This would break the control they have over their victims, who would now laugh off any threats made by the bullies. If the parents refused to punish the kid. The kid would be expelled. If you beat your younger brother for no GOOD reason, you'd be punished in front of him, & he'd be allowed to cane you in front of your parents. The older siblings took all the credit for the younger one's good behaviour, but they were also held accountable for bad ones too. There's a hierarchy that has to be followed. I don't know how things are done here but, I Ultimately don't understand how such violence happens. I cant relate at all. I cant begin to do so.
Lol. Dude same with my third world country. I'm the oldest brother, our parents were always busy so I've gotta look out for the young ones. Not the best thing to do to a teenager but hey that's how it was, everyone gotta learn responsibility.
