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hello, I live in a country where laws are far more 'restrictive' aka sensible regarding gun ownership, and I have friends that still have dozens of cool guns. they use them to hunt deer, moose, bear - not as giant machine-gun penises. you need a gun license where you're properly trained to use it, and it takes a month or two. there is always a background check.

of course things happen even with these 'controls', like those awful murders in BC by those two idiots from Port Alberni. still, I find it a far better system than the American system. the only tiny part I might agree with is just the general perspective that it would - by and large - be difficult to change the general attitude Americans have towards guns. It's a different attitude. In Texas, a shop-owner might shoot someone in the head if they try to steal a case of beer. Not the case here.

any cultural change in the USA would have to be gradual. not that laws should be gradual, but the benefit of them would be gradual simply due to attitude and the difficulties of changing a whole culture. and illegal gun availability. there are more legal guns than people in the US...now throw illegal guns into the mix ffs lol ;_;

**edit as for the giant machine gun penis extensions...I understand there are enthusiasts around guns. at least relegate that kind of fun to a shooting range.

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