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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I don’t, personally, see an issue having it. Is there ever a legitimate instance where you wake up and say “I need a gun right now or by end of day?” - unlikely. You buy a gun in advance knowing it will have a purpose down the road
I think Carol Bowne is a legitimate instance. http://www.courierpostonline.com/story/news/crime/2015/06/04/woman-fatally-stabbed-berlin-twp/28461361/ … But regardless, that law presumes that just by wanting a gun, you probably intend to harm somebody. It's a presumption of guilt. That's wrong.