Well said.
And a desire to solve practical problems by approaching it with an "anything that actual works" approach.
Parents should put trigger locks on their weapons no matter where they hide them. Kids are curious and inventive on how they can reach places. And the ammunition should also be locked up in a different place but probably close by if an intruder arrives.
And make gun safety classes mandatory for people who are new gun owners.
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Originally Posted by jdulej
Sorry, not buying it. No one is claiming that getting some measure of control and management of high capacity, designed specifically to kill people, type guns will solve the world's problems. What it might go is make it just a little harder for that tiny fraction of the population that gets a kick out of killing to get the tools they need for mass killing.
The only part of the "good old days" that I think would be welcomed back is the cooperation we saw across polirical and class boundries to get things done that needed doing.
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