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Want ‘common sense’ gun laws? Propose some

Jan 30, 2018, 10:59 AM | Updated: 10:59 am

The Washington State Senate succeeded in passing a Bill tangentially related to guns.

If the bill becomes law, it will prevent approximately zero deaths. Yet, we are told this is common sense “gun reform.”

In the video above I explain this: If you want common sense laws to limit murders where guns are employed, then propose common sense laws to prevent murders with guns.

Until then, expect lifelong legal gun owners like myself to continue to point out the cold demagoguery and  hopelessly silly nature of your bills.

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Want ‘common sense’ gun laws? Propose some