hello sandbox i think it is time we have a discussion on gun control, specifically within the United States but also taking into consideration how other developed nations handle their gun control policies and how successful it is for them.
with mass shootings happening almost every day in the united states including the horrific one just a few weeks ago at pulse night club, there has been even more debate about gun control
some things to consider/questions to answer:
are republicans soft on the issue of gun control?
are non-gun owners uneducated about how regulated the firearms industry already is?
is the issue a mental health issue and not a gun issue?
mexico has strong gun control and high murder rates, us has liberal gun laws and a high murder rate, japan has strong gun control and low murder rate, Switzerland has liberal gun laws and low murder rate. UK and AU both outlawed guns and have an increased violent crime and murder rate. are guns really the problem?
should there just be a ban on assault rifles or should handguns be banned or controlled too?