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Basically your plan is to endlessly commit the logical fallacy of begging the question while sounding more snide and condescending than anyone else while doing it. Thereby winning in your own mind.
Three puts the gun manufacturers out of business so you can play the game you didn't make them "illegal" you just ended anyone's ability to manufacture them. With 1 and 2 you are following the same strategy as the war on drugs, which doesn't work, but according to you will work for guns when it doesn't work with drugs. Which is the question in the op you keep ignoring that the thread is based on.
Guns are a lot harder to manufacture than drugs... and again, everyone else has alrady figured this out...
Depends on the drug and the gun, but what is the relevance of this statement since there are endless supplies of both inside and outside the US already? What difference does it make which of two easy things to produce is "harder?"
America is like the Class Retard who keeps writing "2+2=Cat" when everyone else got "4" and are laughing at him.
Unlike you, I actually know international people, I don't learn about the world from the liberal media and my white, liberal neighbors like you do. The only ones "laughing" at us are the international left, and they are no different than the American left, they already hate us, so guns are still irrelevant, it's that or something else.
It is true though that when I worked in Europe the two big topics they asked me about in the US are the death penalty and guns. So you're partially right. Here are my conclusions on that. There are three big reasons gun laws have worked better there. Diversity, geography and culture.
Diversity - Europeans were historically far more monolithic with similar people in similar towns with similar attitudes while we are a hodge podge and have been since the beginning.
Geography - The US is larger and more remote making our borders harder to secure and we're closer to places like Mexico. And your side make sure that border stays open, then you think illegal things wont' cross it, talk about 2+2=Cat...
Culture - Americans are used to guns, they are around, Europeans are not.
They thought those made a lot of sense, it wasn't just an American saying that. Furthermore, as Europe has diversified ... gun violence is escalating dramatically, demonstrating this.
I realize while being arrogant you are intellectually lazy, which is why I stopped waiting for you to support your own argument and took it apart anyway.
Your argument still boils down to that if we put gun manufacturers out of business by giving them liability faced by no other manufacturer instead of just outlawing them, THEN do what we do with drugs it will work. And your argument is "France." You don't know why, but it works in France, so it'll work here. Even though it doesn't work for drugs. And it's not working so well in France anymore.