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No, We Haven’t Discovered ‘Gun Control That Actually Works’
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Over at The New York Times, Alan Berlow thinks he has discovered “gun control that actually works.” He hasn’t, and it’s a pitiable liberal tendency to search desperately for successful gun control laws, year after year and ban after ban. It is the policy equivalent of Sasquatch: it’s out there, somewhere, even though there’s no real demonstrable proof of it. You just have to keep looking.
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Only idiots such as this scribe actually believe that criminals and terrorists would register their guns.
Laws and registration only inconvenience law abiding citizens. They do nothing to deter criminals and gang bangers and will have zero affect on crime and murder rates. |
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