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Just how will our government go about effectuating this? The practice of gun buybacks is, of course, a weak, costly plan that does little more than drain the public coffers. For the most part, I’m in agreement with those who promote the banishment of high-powered weaponry that can, and often does, take lives and spread mayhem far and wide.īut now comes the next step in this plan: to take these weapons out of the hands of the miscreants. We hear about the masses who decry the need, or even wisdom, of buying and keeping high-velocity weapons that are fired with increasing abandon at the defenseless among us who have the misfortune of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Regarding " There is only one effective way to end gun violence (Opinion)," (April 26): Almost daily, we are exposed to the hue and cry of editorials, letters to the editor and columnists who trumpet the theme of ridding ourselves of those weapons used by people wishing to avail themselves of things that do not belong to them. Will there be a big editorial about Don Lemon's firing and the state of CNN?įrancis "Frank" Hefty, Katy Taking back weapons By the way, I thought the Tucker Carlson editorial was informative and fair. The end of divisiveness and the start of healing can only come to this country when people feel that they are being treated the same, fairly and accurately.