“The ongoing frustration (of the gun control debate) stems from the fact that the debate is not really about guns. It’s about who you trust. Those who would like to see guns strongly regulated or banned . . . are suggesting that only government officials or those authorized by the government can have a gun. For people to be comfortable with giving government a monopoly on deadly weapons requires a great deal of trust in government. But, in 21 century America, that’s pretty hard to find.” – Scott Rasmussen in The Gun Control Debate is Not About Guns [via townhall.com]
