TheCrusader
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In other countries that ban guns the answer tends to be NO.
Guns are not in so high of a demand that there is enough money to generate a black market and smuggling operation to subvert a prohibition on guns.
Drugs have TREMENDOUS demand.
How many people do you know really need to get out and shoot some soda cans versus how many people smoke weed?
Do you think those soda can shooters are going to pay black market prices and risk prison to shoot soda cans?
There just isn't' the demand to support subversion of gun prohibition.
So if guns were banned in the US, criminals would lose their access to guns.
Guns are not in so high of a demand that there is enough money to generate a black market and smuggling operation to subvert a prohibition on guns.
Drugs have TREMENDOUS demand.
How many people do you know really need to get out and shoot some soda cans versus how many people smoke weed?
Do you think those soda can shooters are going to pay black market prices and risk prison to shoot soda cans?
There just isn't' the demand to support subversion of gun prohibition.
So if guns were banned in the US, criminals would lose their access to guns.