Oye...those are really stupid and tired comments...
It's no wonder we as a nation can't come to any agreements on this issue when so people like you equate auto accidents to intentional shootings...and who see any attempts to limit the potential for future mass shootings as a means to take all your guns.
God I tell myself to not waste my time with you, but I can't resist this one.
Auto accidents are not really "accidents"; they happen because someone drove recklessly or carelessly. If you are texting while driving, you are purposely putting other lives at risk. If you are eating while driving, same thing. People that are aggressive, speeding, weaving in and out of traffic, tailgating, brake checking, etc... are all doing things on purpose to put lives at risk. It is a fair analogy to say, if you're going to use the standard of how dangerous something is as a means to ban it, then let's start with cars.
It's a damn dangerous world. We're not safe in public places, on our highways, in the air, not even in our own homes. That's just a fact of life. And that's a fact of living in a free society - taking the risk of enjoying your freedoms that you could get harmed by someone abusing those freedoms. The old tired adage of 'I'd rather live free and less safe, than less free and more safe'. What the hell good is being safe, if we're not free? Part of that free-ness is for me to choose how I protect myself. I'm far more comfortable using an AR than a shotgun during a home intrusion.
Folks want to dictate what others need and don't need. You seem to enjoy coming in here and disparaging people. You're free to do so, and exercise that freedom abundantly. I'd never propose to shut you up. I personally think you make a complete fool of yourself; but have at it. I'd prefer you would take a much more respectful tone; but hey, we're free right?