Editorial | A step in the right direction
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Gun control…does…not…work. pic.twitter.com/FUKE122djV
— SafeSuburbsUSAPAC (@SafeSuburbsUSA) January 6, 2023
Of course, there are some who believe gun control doesn't work and that criminals will commit violent crimes regardless of whatever laws are in place. They are correct, in my opinion. Logically speaking, there is no argument against that line of thought. However, one could reasonably argue with significantly fewer weapons available to the population over time, the probability of hardened criminals obtaining them to do dirty with them would be significantly lower. If the bill doesn't work, if we can't reduce the number of firearms available to the population, we can lean on the wisdom of former GOP governor challenger Darren Bailey and "move on."