Is it because alcohol, tobacco, and firearms also have legal pathways? So they spend time tracking down cheats and checking/enforcing regulations?

  • SolOrion@sh.itjust.works
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    11 months ago

    It would require a constitutional amendment to outright ban guns, and our Congress can’t agree on year to year budgeting. Getting the required votes to ban guns would be functionally impossible. Honestly even if it didn’t require an amendment I don’t think it would be realistically passed as a regular law.

    So: banning guns outright is off the table entirely.

    More gun controls always seemed to be approached in an incredibly stupid way- they tend to ban the scary things rather than the dangerous things.