I'd have no problem with outlawing them also. Again, I don't think it would be effective, but it
would be 'perceived' as taking action.
The problem with the "doing something" mentality is it will never be
enough. Once you start down that road, there will be no end in sight.
When they came for the ARs I said nothing because I did not have an AR
...
Ah, the 'ol "slippery slope" argument as to why nothing can be done.
I'll risk the slippery slope if it saves even one little kid's life.
Then you better get to work on cars. That is the deadliest thing for
kids in the US. Why not start at the top?
I was actually surprised that even in Bulletmore Murderland with 342
murders last year only 9 were 18 and under and were shot