Gun control is a good contributor, if not a necessary factor, to keeping homicides at a lower rate.

I really do think you have lost control. Why are you debating with me if you're not even an American citizen? And this is a debate, not an argument, but you probably don't know the difference. Defining control or any other words merely for the context that is most beneficial to your argument is precisely why you're inevitably going to lose. Also, did you really mention Korea? Really? While we're at it, why don't you mention Syria or any northern country in Africa? You mention training before you get a car, and people driving cars, notice I said PEOPLE driving cars still kill people, does that mean we should ban cars, or how about gas, so that the cars don't work anymore, because that's what's happening. You might not ban the gun, but trying to ban everything you need to use it is the same damn thing. "He would be an inefficient intruder if you are at home". Are you serious? To me it sounds like you're validating robbery. "If you are scared about your house being broken into then you have to get house security", sometimes the best security IS a gun, especially if the intruder has a gun, and it's several intruders. You say there is more than one way to defend yourself, okay, I understand this. Let's put you in a ring with nothing but a knife, a revolver with 6 shots, and an AR-15 with a 30 round magazine and see which one you choose when there are 6 lions thrown into the ring, armed with razor-sharp claws and teeth the size of your hand. Choose wisely. I've said it before and I'll say it again, making a LAW to ban magazines or guns, IS ONLY GOING TO AFFECT LAW ABIDING CITIZENS. That was not an angry context, I capitalized so you could read it. I don't think you understand the concept of a law, so I'll define it for you. 1. a rule or set of rules, enforceable by the courts, regulating the government of a state, the relationship between the organs of government and the subjects of the state, and the relationship or conduct of subjects towards each other 2.a. See statute law a rule or body of rules made by the legislature b. See bylaw a rule or body of rules made by a municipal or other authority 3.a. the condition and control enforced by such rules b. ( in combination ): lawcourt 4.a rule of conduct: a law of etiquette 5.one of a set of rules governing a particular field of activity: the laws of tennis This means, in Layman's terms, that you break a rule, you get punished for it. You murder someone, with anything, including your bear hands, you go to prison, a law doesn't prevent crime from happening. The only thing that can stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun, and creating such a law that bans guns is only going to make it easier for the bad guy. So, in the words of the actors and actresses in the "Celebrities Call for Gun Control", enough. Enough with using fake statistics, which was funny by the way. Do you know how a poll works? It adds up to 100%, and last time I checked, 67+58=/=100, it actually equals 125, so I would check your sources again. I hope you learned something from this, and you learn that what you're advocating is wrong, and it will only lead to more death and destruction if you continue.