Do I need to say this? Correlation does not equal causation.

"restriction of high fire rate firearms, like the assault rifles used in all of the mass shootings over the last decade"

I never stated any such support, and that is not the definition of an assault rifle, it's the definition of an automatic weapon.

"it's very interesting you'd consider the death of some white farmers in Africa as pertinent, when the vast majority of political violence in America in the last decade has been perpetrated by white men."

I wasn't talking about 'gun violence', I was talking about political violence; those African killers are not necessarily using guns. You didn't understand me, clearly, but nice to immediately slip in a racism accusation there.

Of course it's perpetrated by whites; they're almost 80% of the population.

"Do you feel like if the brave men and women of the American military were ordered to take your guns, they'd do so?"

The rest of what you're saying seems to be some kind of rhetorical trick; speak plainly if you have a point to make.

I don't have any guns and I never said I was American, but I appreciate the stereotyping and assumptions. Clearly, imagining me as a truck-driving beer-swilling hillbilly, or whatever racist steretotype you prefer, makes it easier to not think about what I'm saying, because you clearly didn't engage with any of it.