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In reply to the discussion: French couple stabbed to death by ISIS volunteer: no AR-15 involved. [View all]Albertoo
(2,016 posts)Yes, it's feasible to better control access to planes (even if it is likely innovations of the shoe bomber type will surface, al Qaeda has tried new tricks targeting planes)
But control guns? In the US? With tunnels and submarines for drugs? The oil monarchies have been pumping billions to radical Islam, and they wouldn't finance a few assault rifles and munitions? They will, especially if the targets are made softer by disarming.
So we agree on the first part of your sentence and disagree on the second: "Gun control will not stop terrorism. On this we agree. But it would make it a whole fuck of a lot more difficult to carry out." I venture gun control will make attacks which occured in Kenya, Tunisia, Mali, France, Egypt, the US, etc, easier. IMHO.