It's no secret that temporal relevancy fuels the fire of many a political debate. I don't necessarily think this is a bad thing considering how shitty and apathetic the vast majority of Americans are. I'd rather people argue about gun control than motherfucking lady gaga or something equally meaningless.
How about this then: Why does the .gov need to know (and collect $$) if I decide to pass on my VEHICLE to my children?
How about this then: Why do i become a criminal for borrowing a friends VEHICLE w/o being properly licensed myself?
I'm admittedly ill-informed about this topic so I'll refrain from answering.
Why is it bad to add additional impositions to law abiding citizens? You aren't taking anything away from them, just making it a little more challenging to acquire something in the interest of increasing safety all around. It would be no different than making the driving test harder.
Second Amendment to the United States Constitution - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Is this not exactly what I've repeatedly said I think we need more of? More thorough safety and operational training and licensing processes for an objectively violent and dangerous piece of property?
Comparing a gun to a car... makes perfect sense. That's like, umm, comparing apples to apples.