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Cat said:As a British citizen, I am anti-guns. I honestly can't even fathom how some people are pro-guns when the scenarios they provide usually require them to be breaking the law to begin with. i.e you're meant to keep a gun unloaded, and locked in a safe. So you can easily retrieve that when staring down an intruder in your home? No, you cannot. So in the scenarios, they take their handgun from their nightstand, which apparently is breaking the law to begin with. So based on that, would it even matter if the gun laws changed? You'd be breaking them anyway.
But overall, I'm anti-people. I think if the US adopted tighter gun laws (note that I'm not saying ban guns) there wouldn't be as many problems. Look at the kid who went on a rampage in California a few days ago. An Asbergers syndrome sufferer with clinical depression, and somebody thought "yeah he can have guns"
THAT is why gun laws are a laughing stock, and that is why the constitution is worthless.
Also, I have a question. Are things such as swords or axes allowed to be carried by the general populace in America? Because they too fall under the umbrella of being "arms" which you apparently have the right to bear (carry).
Nope, I'm pretty sure you can walk down the street with an axe and you won't get arrested unless you're bothering someone.
I do agree though that there should be tighter regulations for who can own a gun. You should have to undergo a background check and mental evaluation first.







