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I was shocked and got goosebumps about the fact that the teenage guy was sad that he didn't get the 1st spot at the suspect bombers list which is beyond messed up.

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I was shocked by the graphic images that were displayed in the documentary. They were very scary, I also enjoyed the interviews because it was firsthand information we were able to see how it actually affected them.

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I found it funny how the guy was very clearly being sarcastic and poking fun at the unclear rules and policies and opinions people have about guns, and all of that just flew right over their heads.

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I think it was funny when they were able to put a gun on the dog. It was really crazy when the dog ended up shooting the guy. That's something I wouldn't have expected.

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This was a reminder of the impact guns in this country. In this beginning, even though the events being discussed were terrible, the narrator was kinda funny. But why do some people have so many guns????

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Something that really jumped out and was note worthy was how easy and fluidly the documentary was able to set up their stance and depict the situation surrounding gu n policies, and the problems America is facing.

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I feel like a good way to sum up my feelings about the documentary is "disappointed but not surprised"

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YOOOOO when the documentarian guy was able to just go into a bank set up an account and get a free gun of his choice it really showed how easy it is to get a gun in the States. Also how in Canada they have just as many guns as the states but a fraction of the deaths. It shows how the problem is the mentality of the Americans who have been brainwashed by the media to fear everything.

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The craziest part was when they allowed the blind man to have and use a gun.

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I thought it was interesting how well it captured society and it's history with violence. Things have not really changed so this could mean humans are inherently violent, but this is not always a bad thing.

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It’s clear a lot of people in the documentary don’t trust the government or police and feel they can’t rely on the police so they take things into their own hands but recently a lot of gun supporters were also against biden wanting to “take money from the police” but honestly what is the point of police if everyone has access to the same weapons they have? They feel the need to overthrow the government with violence but what if they challenged the government to improve trust and rely on the government for safety? Doesn't make a lot of sense. Also comparing America to Canada really highlighted how Americans experience fear/panic and assume the worse.

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I remember this statement; "If guns make a country safe, American should be the most safest country, but it's not." This spoke bars, because its the truth. We have the most guns and ammunition, and the HIGHEST CRIME RATE.  And I want to move to Canada now, but I'm not going leave my doors open like them.

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The director did a really good job of capturing the hypocrisy and irony of the atmosphere of America after Columbine. For example, when they spoke to weapons manufacturers in Colorado that took the phrase "we are columbine" to mean that they are effect by gun violence, while also being the provider for violent weapons. The irony is that they are Columbine, but they are not the victims, they are the inhibitors.

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It was quiet interesting that America was replacing 1 problem with another. By assassinating many leaders in different country just to replace them with a dictator who they will kill later. Instead of solving the problem, America was making more. The fact that Banks were just handing out guns was also crazy, "The Greatest Country in the World" or so many believe.

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I think that the documentary brought much attention to the gun laws and gun issues in the country. Even the columbine shooting itself did that

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I can not stand the ignorant guys who were basically saying that even though they literally build "soldiers" from scratch they had no fault and their organization had no fault in the bombing that took place. Also, the police were literally created in order to make the public feel safe. Obviously they need to be revisited because the police these days give people the creeps. It just made me think a lot about how a lot of these people have the privilege to think like that and act like that, when it is literally proven that anybody else but the colonizers would probably go to federal prison for holding a gun. The documentary had me overthinking about society in general, and it got me so annoyed about how the emergency responders were asking all the questions when kids are literally getting popped left and right. I understand its to make the caller feel calm but even the teachers said that the victims would have and probably died because the caller was delaying sending an ambulance. Broooo the US gets me so tight with all the problems they started and the fact that the country really got the nerve to bomb every other country. That one, NRA rat he got me so mad with how he was deflecting how his organization literally influences people to act like idiots, idiots. People really be getting me so tight. About the corruption in everything in this country. I love how the film guy was just so quick to question everyone and everything. It was satisfying to see the people's credibility crumble.

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I was surprised when I saw that a blind man was allowed a gun and practiced shooting it

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I found the format of which the documentary is created in interesting, in which the documentary indirectly states a stance on their belief to the idea of gun control and murder rate reasons by the type of information they put in the documentary. When the documentary speaks about gun control and how easy it is to buy a gun, it is followed with the talks about the school shootings, which gives this cause and effect tone to the documentary. Alluding to the idea that having guns so easily accessible in AMERICA specifically causes negative things. You can infer that the creator is against the current way gun control is handled.