California passed 11 new anti-gun laws after Sandy Hook. When Elliot Rodgers, wielding knife, gun, and BMW, decided to kill, none of that mattered. The left’s answer to this, and everything, is that we need a law (another law) that will only disarm the law-abiding and reduce them to victims of crazy folks and evil-doers, but Chris P. Bacon has a suggestion on how we can solve this whole problem with the law.
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California passed 11 new anti-gun laws after Sandy Hook. When Elliot Rodgers, wielding knife, gun, and BMW, decided to kill, none of that mattered. The left’s answer to this, and everything, is that we need a law (another law) that will only disarm the law-abiding and reduce them to victims of crazy folks and evil-doers, but Chris P. Bacon has a suggestion on how we can solve this whole problem with the law.
