Yeah. I don't think even Brandon Herrera would advocate for privately-owned WMDs. Perhaps the initial and continual suitable personal stability and trustworthi

Yeah. I don't think even Brandon Herrera would advocate for privately-owned WMDs. Perhaps the initial and continual suitable personal stability and trustworthiness for owning different categories of mass-casualty-capable weapons should be sensibility and increasingly regulated appropriately. Honestly, I think there should be a limited number of gun clubs that require continual vouching/sponsorship to retain access to certain categories of weapons. Letting randos amass 100 AKs with bumpstocks just seems insane.