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No, but make it hard to obtain an assault weapon, require extensive training, and place strict uses for an assault weapo…

Neither the government NOR private citizens should have excessive (if not barely any) access to firearms, with the excep…

No, they should be taken instead, as there is no valid reason for the need of such weapons for civilians.

Yes, but start with a voluntary buyback and put a ban on purchasing assault and require all registration and a more in-d…

Yes, and demilitarize local police departments, and start with a voluntary buyback and ban on purchasing assault weapons…

I think it should be optional at first and start a ban on selling more dangerous guns because you don’t know what someon…

Yes, but only if all local, state, and federal law enforcement, government, and private security contractors are banned…

No, because it kind of violates the 2nd amendment, though you don't necessarily need an assault weapon to protect yourse…

No, this is a violation of the 2nd Amendment. Mental health and background checks should be increased, though

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