> > > Very true so it might be a good idea to remove the capability.
> >
> > Unfortunately your country is so full of firearms it's easier to just enter someone
> > else's house and grab one "used for protection". While is true you can get one in
> the
> > black market, it still gets harder for minor criminals because of its availability.
> > Your only hope relies if suddenly everyone stopped manufacturing ammunition and
> they
> > get regulated somehow (which of course would be condemned unconstitutional and fail
> > later).
> >
> > Hunting might need to be forbidden too.
> >
> > EDIT: I didn't notice you are from UK, well you still get the idea. :P
>
> I recall you replied to another topic, putting America down for their right to bear
> arms. And you said you were glad your neighbor didn't have a gun (if he should happen
> to go crazy). But, just like drugs are illegal in America - anyone that wants them
> will find a way to get them. That's no exception in Mexico where guns are banned.
> Don't you wish all the law abiding citizens had a way to protect their homes/property
> and loved ones from criminal scum?
>
> Just saying.
Guns are banned in Mexico because the government doesn't want the citizens to start a new revolution. It's the same reason why there's no death penalty.
I'm not against people owning guns as long as they're properly registered and capable of handling said guns (e.g. trained to use them and NOT FUCKING CRAZY) but it seems a lot of people in the US have a problem with gun control.
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