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This is why you need to write in Abdul for Mayor
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You’ve bought into the idea that guns are just a fact of life and there is nothing that can be done about the number of guns flooding the streets. You also seem to disagree with the fact that sheer availability of guns leads to more gun violence.
People seem to be OK with universal licensing of dangerous tools. They are OK with individual training and licensing of users. They are OK with regulations to make these dangerous items safer… Oh, and by the way, I’m talking about cars, with license plates, and driver’s tests, drivers licenses, and airbags, seatbelts, headlights, etc…, so why wouldn’t we treat guns with the same public safety policies in mind.
As far as I can tell Abdul is still part of the problem and willing to throw up his hands and say there’s no solution.