“Well, what did she do?”

Context does matter...

I honestly hoped for better from this site

I don’t understand this American obsession with owning guns.

Strapped to your body. If it’s in your hands, it can be potentially potentially ‘brandishing a firearm,’ which is bad.

Nah.. Your first thought should be it was a card carrying white Christian male NRA member. Anything less won’t be allowed around here.

It’s the public “gender reveal” concept that makes them horrible people.

I know, right? If these horrible people in the article weren’t having one of those transphobic gender reveal parties, they’d all be alive right now. Won’t someone think of the infants who know their gender but can’t be trusted to dress, bath, or feed themselves?

How do you know your baby’s gender will identify with the color green though? What if it isn’t even their favorite color? You shouldn’t assume things like that.

the fact that they had a gender reveal (when they don’t know what their baby’s gender is going to be, they only know the chromosomal sex)

I would never wish harm on anybody, but

I know people are gonna harp on you about your last sentence, so I thought I would emphasize the important part:

states with lax gun laws and a short driving distance.

Purchasing a firearm in a state that you don’t reside in, and then bringing that firearm back across state lines is an instant felony.

Since Chicago has a heroin epidemic too, and it’s illegal in Illinois, that must mean it’s legal in the neighboring states, right?

Background checks are already required for store purchases (and that includes at gun shows if they’re bought from a store’s booth), and across state line purchases. The only thing that doesn’t require one is person to person sales within the same state lines, and deaths caused by those purchases make up less than a…

while ignoring that Illinois has an open border with Ohio

I think this:

the 2nd ammendment has become a not so subtle (since it was ruled black people can be shot for carrying guns) symbol of white supremacy.

Think of it this way... Would you rather a terrorist/robber/bad guy absolutely know for sure which 2-3 people in the crowd of 100 have a gun, so they know who to avoid or kill first? Or would you rather the terrorist/robber/bad guy not know which of the 100 had a concealed gun that can be pulled on them at anytime,…