New Gun Regulations In The US Would Be Really, Really Stupid

[Rev. Rye]

The gun culture considers such events as unfortunate, but they'll never happen again, so no action is needed.

And the fact that tragedies like this happen far more often than the sort of justifiable, self-defense homicide that gun nuts jizz their pants over potentially being able to do doesn't actually matter.

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About as often as the vast majority of our guns laws.

Those gun laws are barely enforced at all anyway, and yet the NRA fights ANY potential laws from passing tooth and nail, especially if they're likely to actually help solve crimes. See #4 for a good argument for exactly why the "Gun owner registry" the NRA is actually a damn good idea (Fun fact: it turns out that if a guy gets shot with, say, a Glock Model 17, in, say, Knoxville, and the Knoxville PD have the name of everyone in the area who owns a Glock Model 17, they can narrow down the suspects in that case considerably. You can substitute any model firearm or municipality of your choice, and, honestly, the rarer the gun, the more you can prove my point.)