Naima Troutt

It's too extreme.

And it's what all of the school shooters use to kill people.

It's like, okay, so if all of these people who are using guns incorrectly are using the exact same gun.

You could just get rid of that one.

You can start there, you know?

You could also, what I think would be kind of cool is if there were gun ranges specifically for those military grade weaponry and it just stays there.

So if you're an individual who, you know, enjoys recreational gun use and you want to use those kind of weaponry, maybe you don't need to own it, but there's ways for you to use it in a safe environment that's controlled, you know?

Yeah.

I, you know, I think it would be cool to have one.

And my boyfriend's a veteran.

So it's like gun safety would be a very big priority in our house.

Also, I have a cat that's a gremlin.

She would accidentally shoot someone if she did.

Oh, yeah.

She would totally do that.

I would not put it past her.

But yeah, no, I don't.

And also, historically, when we see gun use actually being policed and like legitimate gun reform, one of the main examples of that was against the Black Panthers.

So my fear is that if we have more strict gun laws,

they are going to be unequally or disproportionately policed onto minority groups.