False. My question does not state a connection between accidental car deaths and intentional gun deaths. My question doesn't even mention guns AT ALL. It's simple, straightforward question.



The answer to that question is "it doesn't really"

Now, what's the answer to my question.

How does automobile registration prevent car accident deaths?

ITT:

https://www.theonion.com/no-way-to-prevent-this-says-only-nation-where-this-r-1836949580

There arent gun licenses?

Why are accidental deaths by car relevant when we are talking about intentional gun deaths.

Spoiler, it isnt relevant.

This post was edited by Thor123422 on Aug 11 2019 05:22pm

No harm in answering the question then, right?

How does automobile registration prevent car accident deaths?

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ok, so

Does the fact that registration doesn't prevent deaths mean that registration isn't a good idea?

I think the question is more so that we have the 2nd Amendment which makes this altogether different than auto registration. Nowhere in our law does a citizen have a right to car ownership and to drive. It's very much a privilege.

If there were ever a fear that the government might use your registration to confiscate all the 4x4s, like there is with whole classes of firearms?

correct and correct