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Reddit mentions of Debating Gun Control: How Much Regulation Do We Need? (Debating Ethics)
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- Seiko Japan Quartz Movement (Cal 4T57)
- Stainless Steel Case and Band, Push Button Release Clasp
- Mineral Crystal, Date Display, Chronograph Function
- Case Size: 43 mm Diameter, 11 mm Thickness
- Water Resistant - 100 M, Screw Down Caseback
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| Release date | October 2016 |
| Width | 5.9 inches |
Well, the answers to your questions might be in his forthcoming book, which I am looking forward to reading.
And, your "therefore we have many laws" statement actually concedes his point as to the legitimacy of gun control laws. His question is whether it is ethical to use self defense as an argument against gun control law.
And correlation actually does imply causation, though of course, it doesn't prove it.
I frankly don't see good evidence that gun ownership results in a net reduction in injury rates (aka self protection), criminal or otherwise. Anecdotal reports of DGU aside.
The onus is really on the proponents like you. Can you prove that DGU results in a net increase in personal safety?