Church councils and leaders are not always wise. There are good gun laws and bad ones. It seems democrats keep insisting on implementing bad gun laws in spite of the fact that those laws would not address the problem nor fix it.Looks like you're out of step with your dearly beloved Church:
For many years, the USCCB has supported a number of reasonable measures to address the problem of gun violence. These include:
- A total ban on assault weapons, which the USCCB supported when the ban passed in 1994 and when Congress failed to renew it in 2004.
- Measures that control the sale and use of firearms, such as universal background checks for all gun purchases;
- Limitations on civilian access to high-capacity weapons and ammunition magazines;
- A federal law to criminalize gun trafficking;
- Improved access to and increased resources for mental health care and earlier interventions;
- Regulations and limitations on the purchasing of handguns;
- Measures that make guns safer, such as locks that prevent children and anyone other than the owner from using the gun without permission and supervision.
Backgrounder on Gun Violence: A Mercy and Peacebuilding Approach to Gun Violence, January 2020
A Mercy and Peacebuilding Approach to Gun Violence "[W]e know that this "piecemeal" violence, of different kinds and levels, causes great suffering: wars in ...www.usccb.org