WVRifleman
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No I mean the real issue not the reaction of people working to the solution. What's your solution to the mental health issue and gun ownership WHILE working in the construct of the Constitution!
We already have a system to deal with the mentally ill. The Gun Control Act of 1968 prohibits the purchase or possession of firearms by people who have been formally and involuntarily committed to mental health or drug treatment by a court, mental health board, or other legal commission.
Some perspective.
El Salvador leads the world in firearms related deaths 40.29 per 100,000 people. America is 31st at 3.85 per 100,000. As of 2016 via Source: Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation. That also includes 2/3 being SUICIDE, self defense shootings and police shootings.. America has 350 million people. There are 38,000 firearm related death in America. That is hardly an epidemic. That is more a gang problem. Not mentally ill problem. America's major cities have the highest crime rates in the country, which, have the the most strict GUN CONTROL, WITH THE HIGHEST crime rates in the country.
CDC even reported guns are used more to save lives than they take. Anywhere between 500,000 to 3 million a year.
This 'mentally ill' is being used to confiscate guns, this is now a political weapon that is being promoted by both parties and the NRA. We have tools now and they refuse to use them. This should not be instituted in American law. You hear the leftist call people who believe and want to protect and uphold the Constitution CRAZY?
You see where this is going?
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