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Whatever your opinion on guns, most of us would probably agree: there are certain places where we ought to be particularly careful, to ensure that, whether we allow guns or not, they do not inadvertently cause injury. Making the top of most our lists, probably, are places like nuclear facilities, laboratories with dangerous chemicals, airports, hospitals and other medical facilities, and places where mental health care is being administered. Likely somewhere near the top, too, are places like day cares, other places with particularly young people and, perhaps, places with large-capacity crowds, like stadiums. |
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| In other words, just where you have the proven places mass murder happens most often you can't have weapons to protect yourself. |
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