Honest discussion about gun control? (weapon, crime, felony, education)

[TheHurricaneKid]

Let's have one.

Without infringing on the right to bear arms, how do you wish to control guns, and how do such controls accomplish your goals?

[T-310]

Any new law infringes on the right to keep and bear arms.

[Egbert]

Education is probably important so people know enough not to leave their guns lying around like this.

Lauren Tannehill, wife of Dolphins QB, left AR-15 rifle in rental car - CBSSports.com

RALEIGH: Unsecured AR-15 rifle reported stolen from U.S. Rep. Ellmers' home | Crime | NewsObserver.com

[TheHurricaneKid]

Originally Posted by T-310

Any new law infringes on the right to keep and bear arms.

There are ways to control guns without infringing the rights to bear arms. Keeping criminals off the streets seems to be the best way, in my opinion.

[lifeexplorer]

Control the criminals.

Any felony involved a firearm should receive mandatory life sentence.

Go after the straw purchasers.

Go after the parents not securing their firearms.

[TheHurricaneKid]

Originally Posted by Egbert

Education is probably important so people know enough not to leave their guns lying around like this.

Lauren Tannehill, wife of Dolphins QB, left AR-15 rifle in rental car - CBSSports.com

RALEIGH: Unsecured AR-15 rifle reported stolen from U.S. Rep. Ellmers' home | Crime | NewsObserver.com

Not to mention leaving children with access to guns unsupervised or without teaching them about safety. Guns are not toys.

[Huckleberry3911948]

Guns never hurt anybody
criminals and crazy people do that with whatever is handy

[my54ford]

Originally Posted by lifeexplorer

Control the criminals.

Any felony involved a firearm should receive mandatory life sentence.

Go after the straw purchasers.

Go after the parents not securing their firearms.

How?

[lifeexplorer]

Originally Posted by my54ford

How?

Easy. Make it a crime if the childern get access to the firearm.

[thecoalman]

Originally Posted by lifeexplorer

Easy. Make it a crime if the childern get access to the firearm.

I see issues with that, you live in a rural area and lets say your 14 year old child is home alone. They absolutely should have access to a weapon if you choose.