I've been thinking about "gun-control" proponents

[krispos42]

12. I think a lot of people simply don't want to educate themselves

It will conflict with years or decades of belief. And it will come from a "biased" source (i.e., a gun nut).



I wonder if some will find they actually like guns, and are not willing to tolerate that possibility.



Anyway, it's reinforced when you public Democrats on TV or whatever, the tired old talking-points come through, not because they are right or smart or anything, but they are short and emotional.

"People shouldn't own military-style guns" is simple and sweet. What this actually means, such as "what is military style?" and "why does how the gun look matter?" does not come up. It's details, and apparently, when it comes to guns, details are BORING and why bother with them anyway?

Many people seem to be proud they don't know details, and excuse it by complaining about being buried in technical details.

Well, sorry folks, if you don't know the technical details, then please keep your feelings to yourself and let people that know what they are talking about do some work here.