re: #19 Absalom, Absalom, Obdicut

I do. One of the main ways to change it is to have gun advocates honestly tell people who are seeking one for self-defense “With where you live, you really don’t need a gun.”

What is your evidence that people are going to change? These habits are deep. And why just guns? Risks about airplanes, cars, pools, guns, boats all are now very poorly assessed by individuals. What is it about a gun that will upend human risk psychology for the better? This after precise numbers that are deeply tested for accuracy and efficacy are set right?