How do you plan to make that happen?
I'll ask you to demonstrate the necessary relationship between those laws/regulations and the lower rates of gun violence; you'll fail to present a meaningful response
It takes just 12 states to prevent this; the 12 most likely to do so contain just 7.5% of the US population.
So... won't happen.
You introduce regulations and laws, you have government buy back schemes and hand in amnesty events over the decades. You still get to enjoy guns, but you need a cultural change to take that on board.
Countries like the UK, New Zealand, Australia experience low gun incidents due to the regulations and laws. But coupled with this, our culture doesn't froth at the mouth screaming we need guns to shoot the kids outside for being noisy and playing football.
If the Senate doesn't scrap the 2nd Amendment, America will continue to be fucked up with guns.
As in another thread elsewhere, scrap the 2nd Amendment from those born in 2040 onwards. Those born before will have the 2nd, those after won't. As generations die out, you have the gradual reduction in gun nuts.
The right to bear arms was guaranteed in the
1689 Bill of Rights in the UK, in which the new King William of Orange enshrined a series of rights for his subjects - Catholics were famously excluded. Then in 1870, a licence was introduced. So 150 years later, the UK is where it is with gun regs low gun incidents, and a culture who's not greatly bothered with guns.
So UK gun laws being introduce in America and getting America to where the UK is, will take some 150 years. So it doesn't really effect you, yet you seem very passionate it will. It'll filter through over the generations.
