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> Because, unlike with guns, nobody is trying to ban cars. That's actually wrong. Gun control isn't banning guns, and if you consider background checks a "ban"
by ajuc 7y ago
> Because, unlike with guns, nobody is trying to ban cars.
That's actually wrong. Gun control isn't banning guns, and if you consider background checks a "ban" - then driving licence requirement is a "ban on cars" :)
If someone had the bright idea to put the right to drive a car in constitution - Americans would be now arguing whether countrywide requirement to have a driving licence to drive a car is ok or not :)
- ta0987 7y agoNot sure how to reply if you just ignore everything I wrote that addresses that.
- ajuc 7y agoYour first assumption (that cars are less regulated than guns) is wrong, why refer to the rest of the post if I can just show it's wrong.
- ta09876 7y agoWhere did I assume that? I said that there is a large political block trying to ban guns. Not that they are banned, or that they are more regulated than cars. Is that what you're referring to?