- 07 Mar 2018 12:07
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Guns innnocent? A gun is a deadly tool made for one thing: to kill. Stop with the delusions.
Mere sight of a gun makes police – and public – more aggressive, experts say
A large body of psychological research on the ‘weapons effect’ may help explain the often violent interactions between police and the policed
“Weapons increase all of those aggressive thoughts, feelings, hostile appraisals and the type of thinking that somebody’s out to get you, or wants to hurt you,” Bushman said.
Aggressive impulses can sometimes be strong enough to override common sense, studies have found. Confronted with a pickup truck driver who had stalled at a green light, drivers in one 2006 study were more likely to honk at the pickup with a rifle than they were at the pickup without a rifle. The study developed a similar 1975 experiment that also included a bumper sticker reading “vengeance”.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/201 ... ons-effect
Hindsite wrote:As I said before, a gun with no ammo is safer than a knife.A load of bullshit by a person who loves a gun more than the lives of children. Who owns a gun without ammunition? Pray tell! Guns don't kill people... people WITH guns kill people. Stupidity. Utter stupidity!
A gun does not load itself. It takes a person to do that.
So a person is responsible for any killing using a gun.
The gun is innocent.
Guns innnocent? A gun is a deadly tool made for one thing: to kill. Stop with the delusions.
Hindsite wrote:However, a gun is often introduced by police to de-escalate a confrontation and prevent death.Guns NEVER de-escalate a confrontation! Where do you get this idiocy from?
Mere sight of a gun makes police – and public – more aggressive, experts say
A large body of psychological research on the ‘weapons effect’ may help explain the often violent interactions between police and the policed
“Weapons increase all of those aggressive thoughts, feelings, hostile appraisals and the type of thinking that somebody’s out to get you, or wants to hurt you,” Bushman said.
Aggressive impulses can sometimes be strong enough to override common sense, studies have found. Confronted with a pickup truck driver who had stalled at a green light, drivers in one 2006 study were more likely to honk at the pickup with a rifle than they were at the pickup without a rifle. The study developed a similar 1975 experiment that also included a bumper sticker reading “vengeance”.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/201 ... ons-effect
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