"don't arrest before the crime is commited" is great, until they commit a crime which allows them to take 17 lives in a few mere minutes.
Making the the ownership of such firearms a fineable offence or require them to undertake better training / vetting. Not every citizen needs the right to own an assult rifle.
The barrier for entry is too easy and widely available that's what's making gun violence an epidemic

... which farmers can own, but our last mass shooting occured in 2010... Not hundreds per year....
Also, comparing the US to Mexico or Brazil, countries with stricter gun control but mass poverty and severe political and socioeconomical divides, is by no means a positive comparison. America is a first World Country which is rather unfortunately leading the way in gun violence in developed, first world, western countries.

Never said that at all, don't jump to conclusions.
I don't have anywhere near all the answers , I'll be the first to admit, but criminalising firearms is a somewhat preventative measure, not some blanket "we stopped the bad guys rule".
The fact of the matter is, many of the mass shooters which are being referred to, within the greater gun control topic, are known to law enforcement before an attack, and because the 'second amendment' is totted so much you don't take preventative measures, such as removing access to firearms or even making a preemptive arrests and questioning. The firearms aren't confiscated and are left in the hands of people , who are otherwise not criminals until the shooting occurs.
It should be an offence to carry / own a working rifle unless strict vetting or outstanding circumstances requires it. Even here in the UK, we have around 6,700 firearm incidents a year, causing death or injury, but not only are these all perpetrated with pistols or shotguns...

@unklethan congrats? You've finally worked out... what a criminal is! I'm glad you learned something at least.

It's called "breaking the law"

Surprisingly they are banned! They've been banned for years! You can't carry them at all in public, some are even restricted within the confines of your home. Being caught with a weapon like knives or knuckle dusters is a offence which comes with prison time.
The difference is, people can still use things like kitchen knives, and you can't ban kitchen knives, even then the purchase and movement of kitchen knives is even age restricted. They're a lot easier to smuggle into a country than firearms, making them harder to control, but you bet your sorry redneck ass they're controlled.
Maybe like, think, before somehow making everything about guns?

The twist I like to hear

Lmao imagine finding a way to circle this thing back to gun control. Get outta here redneck.

That's all outrage is nowadays. Some people angrily tweet and a newspaper says "hey maybe this headline will get us 3 clicks"

I'm not normally bothered by down votes and stuff, but just wanted to point out this was a quote from bagel guy, wasn't actually trying to respond in a serious manner to the comment :)

"You think I'm making that shit up?” the man responded. “Everywhere I go I get that same fucking smirk"

DCEU - Detective Comics Extended Universe, I think.
Like the MCU - Marvel Cinematic Universe

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Literally under a week ago ... It's the same reposted thing over and over

?? What's there to finish. He bought it for 500 euro's