It is a great challenge.
I do like the fact that you've expanded the discussion again, because it's not one thing and it's not one person or one group's experience; it's all of our experience collectively. You're going to have the unenviable task of sorting through what, at the end of the day, you're going to prioritize.
I think we're going to have to change something to have a better public safety outcome.
The United Kingdom.... I know, here we go. Here goes the guy with England again. The United Kingdom, America...Canada is in the middle. We've been allowing 50,000 more handguns every year or so since about 2015, with more and more people taking interest, and—correlated or coincidental—more gun violence. Then you sort through it, and for the imperfect data sources that we have, you have an attribution that lots of times comes from Canadian sources and lots of times comes from illegal sources. Half the time it's gun and gang-related and half the time it isn't. You have groups here that represent that. I think you have to take all of that into account.
I would say to folks who are interested in sports, first of all, that there are going to be 10 million rifles out there still after this is over, and a million handguns still in use. Those sport shooters could choose to enter rifle competitions or other.... I don't want to be telling them what to do, but I'm asking them to give something up so that we can have safer streets.
That's my message.