viewerfromnihil
Vein-Marbled Tower
They're already doing it. It's called praying.
They're already doing it. It's called praying.
Meanwhile in Europe and the U.K. you have blocks to stop terrorists from driving their vehicles into crowds of people.
Societies treat ridiculously violent and tragic events like a routine problem? I'm stunned.
Societies treat ridiculously violent and tragic events like a routine problem? I'm stunned.
the difference being school shootings happen in the US literally over once a week lol
But yeah, Islamic terror is a meme too. If anything it's ethically justified and should continue until white people stop interfering in the Middle East. People in general are a bunch of dumbass pussies that only care about death when it happens on a large enough scale to hit the televisions in whatever degenerate pub they're getting shitfaced in.
Do citizens of individual European countries have that power? I was under the impression that it was largely within the grip of deeply entrenched, largely-appointed bureaucrats. And God Empress Merkel, of course.
Isn't immigration one of the main reasons that Brexit even happened?
Has that ever stopped mass movements of people from trying to demand change before? The point is, to me, that nobody actually cares about these reoccurring violent events (unless it can be used to push their agenda of course).
I imagine there are parents or other family of the various victims that care about gun control purely from a personal, emotional basis. Which is irrelevant.
Has that ever stopped mass movements of people from trying to demand change before? The point is, to me, that nobody actually cares about these reoccurring violent events (unless it can be used to push their agenda of course).
Obviously it has. For hundreds of years political power in the West has been primarily divided between a handful of nobility and members of the oligarchy, and the plebs not members of those groups have only had a say in relatively inconsequential matters. Germany's entire national existence is mass movements of people attempting to unite only to be torn down by more powerful competitors and useful stooges repeatedly, until eventually conditions became shit enough that the majority of the population was torn between Nazism and communism. Democracy at its absolute best (best by the standards democracy claims to support, not any kind of objective metric of best-outcome) only allows the unconditional will of the people when politicians realize that not submitting would be worse for them.
The fact that right-wing parties are larger in Europe now than they were at any time in the past after WW2 is telling that they do care. Many have reduced political power because of transnational arrangements, others have no political power because they lack representation as a result of minority status in all regional elections, yet there's no denying that European nationalism/xenophobia are at highs unimaginable just 10 or so years ago.
the difference being school shootings happen in the US literally over once a week lol
You're talking about success or failure of mass movements of people, and point taken. However I am simply asking: why aren't people at least trying, if they really care so much?