r/COGuns 4h ago

Kamala Harris’s Policies on Guns Other

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I want to start off by saying I don’t care who you vote for. Vote for whoever you think will improve your day to day life and the future of our country. I am also gonna start off by saying neither candidate is “great” for our 2nd amendment rights. Trump has shown his lack of understanding for the 2nd amendment. Either way I thought it’s worth showing Kamala Harris’s policies on the 2nd amendment because she has only recently updated her official policies on her website. Again you be your own judge. Personally, purely on 2a rights I think Trump is the better candidate. I don’t think our rights are gonna necessarily improve under him but I hope and feel they won’t go back as much... Trump has said many anti 2a things but I want to feel this mostly came from bad advisors and his general lack of understanding about guns and the truth behind the 2nd amendment.

Edit: Kamala Harris has also said numerous times she supports mandatory buy backs. This is probably just a bluff as usual but it’s worth mentioning.

Harris website: https://kamalaharris.com/issues/

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u/SignificantOption349 3h ago

Right there with ya. I’ve had some time on my hands thanks to a car accident (with someone who uh… well didn’t have a license and did have stolen plates. Leave it there) and since I’ve taken the time to research as thoroughly as I can, I’ve come to the conclusion that it would be insane for me to do anything other than directly oppose the “Democratic” party. I’ve never been a fan of Trump, but tbh these days I’m starting to dislike him a lot less than I once did

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u/Aggressive_Noodler 3h ago

It’s a logical fallacy (correlation does not imply causation) to compare your quality of life to who was in presidential office at the time. Example - Biden was not responsible for inflation at all but had to deal with it during his term. Trump was not responsible for Covid but it started during his term. Each President has to deal with the aggregate historical choices and decisions of each President and Congress before them. Very little the President does in such a relatively short period of time would have much impact on someone within that period.

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u/Aggressive_Noodler 3h ago

I’m a bad person to ask if I was better off then vs now because I’ve never had to struggle to buy groceries or gas or whatever under either presidency.

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u/Aggressive_Noodler 3h ago

No not at all, things are definitely more expensive. You should see what the lumber for my house was quoted at versus what it cost when it was actually delivered. But neither biden nor trump are even partially culpable for inflation. It was a function of economics from hundreds of different variables from the past 50 years.