• Tarquinn2049
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    1011 months ago

    Most places solve it with buy backs and slowly tightening the vice. So that people have both incentive and time to come to terms with it before it comes to a point where they would have to fight to keep them. The crazy gun nuts are actually more talk than action, despite how often they “say” they aren’t.

    • Frog-Brawler
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      11 months ago

      We saw a lot of those gun nuts actually take action back on 1/6/2021. I wouldn’t write them off.

      • @fuckwit_mcbumcrumble
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        1611 months ago

        Those weren’t gun nuts, those were Trump nuts.

        A large percentage of them probably are, but they where there because of Trump, not guns.

        • @Sparlock
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          -111 months ago

          That venn diagram is pretty close to being a circle.

          • @fuckwit_mcbumcrumble
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            211 months ago

            On one side yes, on the other side not so much.

            I guess it would be more of an oval at that point.

      • Tarquinn2049
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        111 months ago

        I still would. It’s not like ignoring it has been making it better. Many other countries solved the problem exactly the same way. A steadily ratcheting buyback does work for 90-95% of gun owners. And yes you are left with the crazies that are most likely to actually do terrible things with their guns, but at that point they will already be criminals before they even shoot… so it makes things alot easier.