> It's entirely due to training and approach to use of force. Yes, but the law is the reason why the training is what it is. The police don't make the law, so

> It's entirely due to training and approach to use of force. Yes, but the law is the reason why the training is what it is. The police don't make the law, so police shootings are not a policing problem. Policing = enforcement of the law. You can argue America should be a nanny state and the 2A shouldn't exist but you'll be laughed out of the room The NRA has very little to do with any of this. The NRA never aimed to fix drug problems or mental illness, it's a private organization of responsible gun owners