Honestly, with firearm related accidental deaths being a cause here a change us americans could push for is proper gun safes and security. Just like how we should secure harsh cleaning chemicals, pharmacuticals, and sharp objects.
More adolecents should be trained on firearm safety, maybe even like how STI campaigns are run in order to counteract the “sex appeal” that is pushed in our media as well.
Unfortunetly I don’t see either totally addressing deaths of despair, it could buy the kid more time if copuled with added safty measures (i.e. a childs safty cap isnt going to stop a teen from opening it). This also applies to interteen violence that drives the number.
Honestly, with firearm related accidental deaths being a cause here a change us americans could push for is proper gun safes and security. Just like how we should secure harsh cleaning chemicals, pharmacuticals, and sharp objects.
More adolecents should be trained on firearm safety, maybe even like how STI campaigns are run in order to counteract the “sex appeal” that is pushed in our media as well.
Unfortunetly I don’t see either totally addressing deaths of despair, it could buy the kid more time if copuled with added safty measures (i.e. a childs safty cap isnt going to stop a teen from opening it). This also applies to interteen violence that drives the number.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10249597/
Accidental deaths are not what is driving gun violence
I stand corrected on that. The solutions i advocate for still stand but that is an important point.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10249597/
The solutions you advocate for are harm reduction in a scenario where guns are viewed as necessary.
And also not the sole source of harm (violence and deaths of dispair)
How about honoring the intent of the 2nd Amendment: want a gun? Get a gun safe and also attend mandatory militia training and call-ups.
I like the concept but it should be state, not federally ran. Again the concept was civil defense not standing army