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People still die for your supposed right to carry a gun. Possession of a firearm isn't an absolute right.
Since you avoided the issue at hand...
If gun violence doesn't rise to a level where the average person needs a firearm for self-defense, why do we need to further restrict the law abiding in their exercise of the right to keep and bear arms?
Q. If gun violence doesn't rise to a level where the average person needs a firearm for self-defense, why do we need to further restrict the
law abiding in their exercise of the right to keep and bear arms?
A. Because no one can predict
when the law abiding becomes a law breaker. Regulations, such as requiring a license to own, possess or have in one's custody and control is a minor restriction, as can be seen by the numbers of people licensed to drive, to perform surgery, represent others in court, etc.
Registration of all firearms, focus on the word arms, seems reasonable. Gravity knives, push button knives,
nunchucks are illegal in many states; thus, why can't each state decide on licensing to own or possess them and for them to be registered?
As for arms, do you support the right to your own fragmentation grenade?