11-07-2017, 12:03 PM
We need to stop trying to tie attempts at firearm policy to events. That's step one, for me. Reactionary policy is almost always bad policy.
Apart from that, we have a whole thread devoted to the conversation on what to do about firearm violence. I'm not going to bother rehashing it all here. I will just say we need a holistic approach to this, because it isn't just about firearm access, it is about a large number of socioeconomic, health, and other factors.
Apart from that, we have a whole thread devoted to the conversation on what to do about firearm violence. I'm not going to bother rehashing it all here. I will just say we need a holistic approach to this, because it isn't just about firearm access, it is about a large number of socioeconomic, health, and other factors.
