Society & Culture
Is the general view of gun control truly a polarized issue in the country? How does the perception of a polarized society work? Who's controlling our public policy and how? What does money bring to politics? Assault Riffles - "weapons of war"... should we have limitations on "arms" we can bare? Handguns in homes... should there be criminal liability for not properly securing firearms that end up being involved in child fatalities? Public Policy... should we have distrust of our federal government? Is this a big part of our puzzle?