Rigby5
Diamond Member
Practical and effective gun-control will prove multi-faceted...
* Vetting
* Licensing
* Registration
* Training
* Centralized Database
* Nationwide Standards
* Tracking of all transfers
* Chipping individual firearms with locator technology
* Stiff fines and prison time for violators
No, because clearly no government can ever be trusted because they always constantly become more corrupt over time.
It helps to keep national governments out of it entirely because they are inherently the worst, and they have no clue as to need or accessibility to judicial appeals.
The way it is supposed to be, is universal and even mandatory weapons grade firearms by everyone of age.
That is the only way a democratic republic can ever be maintained.