SpokenTruth said:
Did knife assaults and death go up by an equatable number compared to the reduction in deaths and assaults by guns? In other words, was there a net positve in the number of lives saved? |
That could only make a point about the here and now. It doesn't make a difference in the grand scheme of things. Even if by chance the death toll was now 25% less, the fact remains that the majority who wants guns banned (who are truthfully just saying we don't want to see inncocent people being killed), now have no choice but to take all of that gun concern, and use it to ban all knives. Otherwise they are simply hypocrites. One could easily assume however, that very little would be said about banning knives, because most of the people who are trying to ban guns, are the type of people who don't see the need for them in their own lives. However, to these same people, knives most likely are a useful everyday tool for them, so banning them wouldn't be ok. That's not how it works. Once you start down the rabbit hole, you can't stop until you get to the bottom.