(August 7, 2022 at 3:25 am)onlinebiker Wrote:(August 6, 2022 at 8:32 pm)Rev. Rye Wrote: Soo... how exactly are we going to keep someone with bad intent from accessing said AR-15? Where would you put it? Who would you get to access it? Can we be sure that, in the time it takes for said person to access the AR-15 and go to the site of the shooting, you can actually get to the shooter and actually take him out?
Ever hear of this thing called "a safe"??
Really nifty invention.
You can put things inside it and it has a door you close with this wonderful invention called "a lock".
When you lock it - unauthorized people.would need to resort to industrial power tools or high explosives to get at what is inside.
Some of these locks can even be key3d with biometric information such as a fingerprint.....
Technology - ya gotta love it....
And given that such massacres tend to be remarkably quick (the 82 minute massacre at Uvalde is more the exception than the rule), how sure can we be that, in the time it takes to get to the safe, unlock it, load it (keeping it loaded seems like a very bad idea), and get to the scene of the shooting, it's not already over?
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