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And the age-old musical question …
… how much per round?
I don’t know what non-political use opinions without facts could be. “Mental health” would presumably cover the bulk of gun deaths (suicides). Arguably tougher punishment of criminals who use guns to commit crimes would dramatically reduce Chicago style gun violence.
But most people have no idea about the specifics of current gun laws. Nor is the average non gun owner familiar enough with different weapons to have a meaningful opinion on what should be allowed and what should not. My ex mother in law couldn’t comprehend that my revolver didn’t have a safety. Nor was she aware what a safety does and doesn’t do. Most non-gun owners would say that an AR-15 is “bad” if it’s black but an AK47 is ok if it has wood on it. They are truly clueless.
Kind’ve a neat gun. Would take an opportunity to shoot it.
The problem here, as usual with the control freaks, is the premise.
Their premise is: There is a huge ‘gun violence’ problem to be dealt with.
Their solution is: Whatever nonsense idea they have that day.
The reason they can’t make much headway is because their premise is false – there is not a huge gun violence problem. They always include suicides in their stats just to try to help make it look worse but, even then, 30,000 is not a big proportion of 330,000,000. Given that their premise is false, it doesn’t really matter what their proposed solution is – it won’t work to address what they claim is the problem.