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Maybe so, but he's still obviously right. The rest of the western world has border controls and customs inspectors guarding the boundaries of their gun free zo
by cameldrv 9y ago
Maybe so, but he's still obviously right. The rest of the western world has border controls and customs inspectors guarding the boundaries of their gun free zones.
Maybe you want that in the U.S., fine. The fact is that guns are very prevalent and easily available in the U.S. Someone meaning to shoot up a school is not going to be thinking much about a gun possession in a school zone charge.
- scarface74 9y agoThe rest of the western world has border controls and customs inspectors guarding the boundaries of their gun free zones. You mean like Canada?
- cameldrv 9y agoYes, Canada has border controls and customs inspectors... I honestly don't understand how this is controversial. It's fairly difficult to get a license to own an AR-15 type rifle in Canada, the magazine is restricted to 5 rounds, and if you try to cross the border with one, you have a reasonable chance of being arrested. Once in Canada, if you take your American AR-15 to a shooting range, you'll be arrested. In the U.S., for better or worse, most anyone can buy almost any kind of gun they want. For someone that intends to shoot up a school, the prohibition on taking their legally acquired gun into the school zone is the least of the crimes they're committing.