On the Fact that In 2022 There Were 1,630 Knife Murders In the U.S.A. and Only 541 Rifle Murders (I Use the Term, Only, Not to Minimize These Fatalities but Rather to Put Forth an Apples to Apples Comparison)

And AR-15s were only a tiny slice of that rifle tally. If the politicians truly wanted to cut back on "gun violence" they'd be going after hand guns in that they kill way more people than rifles and shotguns combined. Not saying that I'm in favor of such a policy but if we're approaching the problem with any sort of logic one would at least consider that policy, no? I'm just askin'.