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Washington AG’s 2019 legislative agenda is heavy on gun control

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Washington AG's 2019 legislative agenda is heavy on gun control

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Why? Why do they care so much about such a statistically meaningless “problem”?

The optics of them doing something for the “good of society.” We all know that the only people affected by things like this are law-abiding gun owners and sportsmen and women.
 
From the OP's linked article, a few choice quotes:

Assault weapons ban: The AG’s office states that assault weapons are semi-automatic rifles with at least one military-style feature that make the firearm shoot more accurately and rapidly. Noting that less than 2 percent of Americans own such guns, the AG’s office will recommend a ban of assault rifles in Washington in 2019.


Ghost guns: “Ghost guns” are essentially untraceable firearms that are ordered through the mail, and often made with plastic using a 3D printer. The issue surrounding ghost guns arose in 2018, and prompted legal action. The AG’s office will recommend a ghost gun ban in 2019, prohibiting the ownership or transfer of any firearm that cannot be detected by a metal detector, and increases the criminal penalty for using an undetectable gun in a felony crime.


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