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The Second Amendment has made more women equal than everything the feminist movement imagines. Affirmative action and diversity movements pale before the power to keep and bear arms, the very bedrock on which everything else rests.
The freedom to arm is the unseen superconducting magnet attracting people to our borders. Take away or restrict guns and you take away or restrict personal freedom. Power comes from the barrel of a gun; so-called “gun control” takes that power and puts it in someone’s hands other than your own. That must never happen.
If gun control only stopped criminals and made the world safe, there would be no controversy at all. But that’s not the case, is it? It remains among the most controversial of political policies and there’s a reason: It doesn’t work as advertised.
People who promote gun control either seek control over you while their side remains armed, are acting out their abnormal fears or are ignorant. Whichever way, gun control is terrible public policy and is steadfastly resisted by huge swaths of the fabric in a free society. It doesn’t control guns and it doesn’t control criminals.
Most new gun-control proposals are met with outrage and opposition because they assault personal freedom under some guise. Frequently, the promoted purpose and actual effect are totally different. If those opposed to gun rights revealed their true purposes, few people would support them, so lies, deceit and misdirection are typically needed to gain support.
For example, “All we want to do is register dangerous guns,” seems harmless enough. But when you look carefully, it’s really, “We need that list of everybody who peacefully owns guns so when we ban any, we know where they are.” That is so ominous that only the power-hungry or irrationally fearful would vote in favor and, as such, lies are required to disguise it. It’s not conjecture; it’s fact. New York and California have both required lists prior to confiscations, and nations throughout history did the same before committing atrocities. If gun control worked, they’d stop asking for more.
https://www.usconcealedcarry.com/blog/gun-control-why-it-doesnt-work-part-1/