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74. I didn't. You equated having an assault weapon with driving drunk

Suggesting people should be arrested for both.

You're making two errors here.

1. While it's true that you're more likely to be injured by a sober driver than by a drunk driver, that's because there are many more sober drivers on the road at any given moment than drunk ones. The drunk drivers are still a greater risk (you are more likely to be injured by a sober driver than a drunk driver, but the drunk driver is more likely to injure someone than the sober driver is -- probability is fun). This is why we arrest people for driving drunk, even if they haven't hurt anyone.

2. On the other hand, an assault weapon does not pose a greater risk to people around it than a non-assault weapon. For that matter a handgun is the most likely weapon to injure someone; it's the drunk driver of this situation.