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It would make no difference to the gun lobby. They would simply argue that the man was a fool for not having armed himself better for his own protection. :shrug:

More today on the radio defending the idea of better arming teachers and janitors in schools in the US. If your premise is 'we have had guns since day 1, and it is in our constitution' then it is likely to be a popular position in the US. Trump has said similar. I can understand the argument...

It doesn't matter if people are shot because if they are good Christians they will ascend to glory. Obviously if everyone carried a gun then everyone would be safer. I really don't see why there is any discussion about this. :shrug:

If you are right then brilliant, and yes indeed. Are you sure that a majority actually want 'gun control' though? If so what does that mean? In some states there is gun control of sorts, but it is along the lines of nor carrying automatic weapons in your car, or not having a concealed weapon in...

Absolutely. And, as Mrs T just said, this 'sounds like North Korea'. I could say quite a few things on this thread, most of which are in agreement with our loony friend, albeit with a different nuance. I'll keep it brief: 1. US gun laws won't change because a majority like it that way. 2. The...