The chances of being in a car crash are substantially higher than being shot. Also car crashes are rarely intended. It's not that I don't understand the perspe

The chances of being in a car crash are substantially higher than being shot. Also car crashes are rarely intended. It's not that I don't understand the perspective you put forward, especially in the US where there is already a high prevalence of gun ownership. I do however think the importance of the right to bear arms is way overstated. It's really easy (and dare I day, liberating) to live without a gun.