1) You can be in favor of the second amendment and still despise the NRA. 2) The percentage of people who want to violate the constitution is inconsequential. Which is the point of the Bill of Rights. 3) If we could ban things due to "style", first to go: Joe's glasses.https://twitter.com/joenbc/status/930845633535234055 …
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Safety training would prevent many accidental shootings, but the people generally who need that training aren't the people who own the guns. They're kids who happen upon guns in someone else's home. Can we teach gun safety in school? Democrats say no.
As for mental-health reporting, that's already in place. Problem is: You need a diagnosis, and you need it reported. http://lawcenter.giffords.org/gun-laws/policy-areas/background-checks/mental-health-reporting/ …
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From that link: "In 2005, of the total number of prospective purchasers who were denied following an FBI background check, only 0.5% were denied for mental health reasons. By 2010, this number had risen to 1.8%."
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Domestic violence records are also reported, as long as there's a conviction. Problem is, convictions aren't easy to come by, and obviously there's the issue with the Texas Church shooter's deal not getting reported at all... You see the problem, right, Brian?
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