YouTube and Reddit roll out new restrictions including channel and sub bans
There are _so_ many ways to make a leathel weapon I can&#x27;t begin...<p>If I take my car (a Jeep Grand Cherokee) and ram it into a crowd - I&#x27;m confident that can take out more people than I can with a gun, knife, probably even bomb.<p>Point being, I understand not facilitating trade, but for the love of god, videos? You really want to push the right over the edge?<p>We need guns. Legally, in the U.S. it&#x27;s our right - one of the first and most protected rights. The ability to defend yourself and country in the face of tyrany. Look at what happened in Ukraine, Syria, etc. A government doesn&#x27;t fuck with a populace that has guns, so it increases stability. When you don&#x27;t have the ability to defend your rights, you don&#x27;t have rights anymore.<p>Further, violence isn&#x27;t associated with guns - it&#x27;s associated with people being suppressed or by mental issues. The weather is more associated with murder than guns...<p>I even understand trying to reduce ways to kill massive amounts of people easily. But again, I have a car, I know how to make chlorine gas, so on and so forth.<p>Address the actual problem and stop making this political. We know you&#x27;re afraid of guns - that&#x27;s fine. I&#x27;m affraid of dogs, but I&#x27;m not going to support banning them (look at them, they are built to kill things human size).<p>Stop talking about mass murders and start talking about tragedies, do a black out on mass murders names. That&#x27;d probably fix the issue in time. Then teach everyone about gun safety, how to use them, the dangers, etc. I&#x27;m telling you right now, by removing these videos you&#x27;re arming people, and exhasborating the problem.<p>In fact, they just pushed me to buy a weapon.<p>\flip table and walk out