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fenderbender321 posted...

Sure, they're worth some legislation. As long as it isn't anything that has to do with our rights to own guns. Everything has a cost.

For example, we could save most lives by just ordering everyone to live in a cage when they aren't at work, and then having guards and police and stuff everywhere to enforce it. But is that the kind of life you'd want to live? It's an extreme example, but I'd say that restricting gun ownership is pretty extreme too.

I may not have been clear in my previous post - going to extreme examples and using phrases like "the iron first of the government" doesn't make me (or I would think most people) engage in a discussion with you.

Now - when you say "some legislation. As long as it isn't anything that has to do with our rights to own guns.", are you saying that you feel ANY new laws regarding guns/ammunition/etc is not worth the potential benefit of less accidental shootings/killing/suicides?