Puffnstuff
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- Mar 9, 2005
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Laws by themselves won't make a difference as they must be consistently enforced in order to be effective. Removing the loopholes for the acquisition of guns is a good starting point but removing them from people currently in possession of them who shouldn't have them will require a proactive stance.I don't own any guns, I probably never will, so in a way i'm at disadvantage to protect myself. No matter what changes there will always be evil like this in the world and schools will be a target. Will gun laws make that better or worse? It might have short term benefits until these evil bastards figure out other ways to cause havoc such explosives, poisons etc... If there isn't a net gain in lives saved then what is the point?
The right will call it a gun grab and protest under the guise that their 2A rights are under attack, however, the BATF already undertakes this process when they discover that people have been granted purchase rights in error. Why not use bona fide mental health issues as a grounds for doing the same thing to removed guns from the hands of mentally unstable people before they hurt someone with them?