All That Remains’ Phil Labonte Appears On Infowars To Slam Gun Control
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All That Remains frontman Phil Labonte was lately a guest on Infowars, talking to guest host and controversial political reviewer Milo Yiannopoulos, on his opinion on gun control. The interview essentially continued onward from Labonte‘s recent clip in which he didn’t back the latest call for gun control in the United States in the light of the high school shooting in Parkland, Florida that claimed the lives of over a dozen victims.
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1. AT Morgan writes:
Were not talking about gun control, we're talking abouts my rights. We have plenty of rules, background checks, and waiting periods for when someone wants to buy a gun. These people don't need to tell me what kind of gun I should, or shouldn't have, or whether I need a certain type of gun, or not. I agree that something needs to be done about these shootings. Retired veterans, police, or a couple faculty members should have guns to stop soneone from killing more people. This guy bought his guns legally, and his mental health is what caused him to do this. But having Drs. decide if someone should be able to buy a gun because THEY determine a person shouldn't, is just another way to placate people. You can't stop crazy, they come up with other ways to kill. All the kids killed combined don't add up to the Oklahoma city bombing years ago. No guns, but a bomb made from fertilizer, or they drive a big truck through a crowd of people, they'll come up with some way to kill if they want. But blaming the gun for killing, is like blaming the donut for making you fat. Hysterical kids and parents, would they be ok with me telling them what they can or can't own, or whether the should have something because I don't think they need it? No, they would scream and cry about their rights. I'll decide what I want, or need, no one else will.