Nor have you changed a single mind either. I already covered this in a thread....you and I are not here to change hearts and minds and if you think you are you are only fooling yourself.
I have changed minds, some that have argued far better than you as I have told you. Two of my close liberal previously anti-gun friends are now gun owners (trained by me).
I said I have changed minds of friends...they weren't involved in debating on PF. If they were, reading your posts would have accelerated their becoming gun owners.
Anyone engaging here already has an entrenched point of view. Seeing the arguments of gun control advocates reaffirms to me the inanity of that position. But, you diverted... show your recommendations for effective gun legislation beyond the current unenforsed laws.
You haven't shared your recommendations with me, and unlike you, I don't live on the site waiting for your every word.
Do you have anything of actual substance to contribute? Or are you focusing exclusively on emotional rhetoric?
The number of children shot in schools approaches statistical zero. You many now respond with a fallacious argumentum ad passiones.
That number is insignificant compared to the number of children murdered by parents in the home each year, and much, much less than the number of deaths caused by auto accidents, yet we have no hesitation cramming our bundles of joy into our cars every day.
Well, you can wish in one hand... Then again, if guns were restricted like cars: 1. No background check to buy one. 2. No need to inform the government if I bought or sold one. 3. No limit of the power or capacity of the gun. 4. The owner could bring it on school grounds. 5. No limit on how many anyone could own. 6. A CCW license would be good in all 50 states. For this, the owner would just have to pay a tax to use it on public grounds and have some minimum amount of insurance? Are you sure this is what you want?