Bigreb has a point
In establishing a national gun policy, we need to weigh the possibility of guns being used to ward off an attack by crazed terrorists against those guns being used in crime, mass killings, murder, domestic violence, suicide and children accidently killing themselves
Once we look at the plusses and minuses of gun ownership we can develop a sensible policy
Yeah....but fringe sentiments have zero impact on public policy s0n. You dont quite get it.
In 2014, "sensible" is defined as run like hell to the gun store and buy a gun and tons of ammo. That's the way the public reacts ( see suburban Boston gun sales/NRS membership explosion after the Boston Bombing ). Of course, this makes the gun grabber fringe heads explode but it just the way it is.