>>I agree with you, and I hate to keep repeating this, but once again, vehicles are regulated and restaurants are regulated. Guns should be too.
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>Regulated? They already are, to a point, as we've discussed. Registration, I can't accept.
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>Let me ask you this: how many of the firearms used in the Toronto killings were properly registered?

Don't know, but my best guess would be... none. That goes back to my earlier point though. I do not expect a registry or regulations to stop people killing each other with guns. But if our criteria to doing anything about anything is 'will it be the panacea?', then we will never do anything worthwhile because the answer will always be no.