Geoffrey MillerVerified account

1 avoidable medical error is too many. Yet over 100,000 people a year die from those. Don't the relative numbers matter at all?

Of course. In theory, that's a harder problem to solve. Though choices should still be made to solve them.

I think reducing medical errors might be easier to solve than confiscating 20 million rifles, and it would reduce over 3,000 times as many deaths.

2) You could still buy AR-15s during the assault weapon ban. It only banned the Colt AR-15 and combination of accessories. We already were on a downward trend of violence. 3) The average number of school shooting deaths per year is less than 30, when tyranny happens its millions

When aliens come down, it's billions! When skynet taoes over, it's billions! One things for sure, if you don't trust your government, you don't have to live with it.