[phyrrus9]

How about the model of the British or the Europeans?

Let's not forget what happened the last time that the British tried telling the US what to do.

And there are also those that openly show it, yet we should feel safe, but people dont, guns are not a hello citizen sign. People are scared of guns, thats the fact.
You know how many stories ive heard of people getting killed because of this.

Yeah, guns do scare some people. That's not my problem. Nobody forces anybody to be around guns. If you don't like them, there are two ways to ban yourself. Either just don't buy one, or send a letter to ATF informing them that you feel you're not capable of managing such a right.

The point being, in reference to this thread title, it should not be encouraged but controlled as mentioned in my previous thread.

Encouragement > control. Here we hate control. The job of government is to protect your rights, not decide how straight you can pull a trigger.

And seriously, you value privacy of health records more so than gun control or stopping possible harm like murder taking place. That doesnt sound very convincing. Lol, convicts dont start using after they convicted, ex-criminals dont use guns AFTER they are legally labelled criminal lol common.
But then again thats my wish and its a workable system for all, but then again im not a politician or lawmaker but hope to be.

You are innocent UNLESS proven guilty, not until, and certainly not the other way around. Beyond that, having herpes doesn't disqualify you from owning a gun. We have something called the 14th amendment. It requires that nobody can take your rights without the due process of law. As in, you go to trial. Are you saying that doctors should be prosecuting their patients because they're depressed and thus they shouldnt own a gun? I can see that becomming something where now we've got a public health crisis because everyone is afraid of losing their right to live, not be in prison, vote, etc and so nobody goes to the doctor for care they may actually need.