re: #100 Rightwingconspirator

They couldn’t, without violating their medical ethics, really. They’re not experts on who can be a responsible owner. They can’t make the judgement of who is capable of handing a firearm and keeping it safe from their children. Their only course, with the health of their patients as their primary concern, is to recommend not having them.

The results will be that most people ignore them, some people will get rid of guns or not get them, and others will become more responsible.

They have no coercive force; all they’re doing is speaking. It’s not an attack on gun rights in any way, shape, or form.