Ha ha!

Tucson’s destroyed gun total hits 4,820; lawmaker wants city to stop https://t.co/J3q1xxbENB pic.twitter.com/GXSzbb94De

— Arizona Daily Star (@TucsonStar) October 31, 2016

“They are making determinations based on a politicized description of a firearm,” Rathner said.

Almost sounds like ‘right-to-life’ arguments for guns.