>>211809048>Machine guns shouldn't be for sale by the same logic of giving advantage to self defense over power of aggressionI disagree, machine guns should be available for civilians to own. In fact, I think all weapons that are available to the government should be available to civilians, barring WMDs.
>I would agree with all of these restrictions. I believe human life should be the greatest value above anythingLet's apply a healthy dose of ad absurdum here. You could make the argument that dangerous sports such as rock climbing, horseback riding, martial arts, or parachuting pose an inherent danger to life. Should we ban them? You could make an argument that not wearing a high-vis vest at night will reduce your chances of survival if you get lost during the night and therefore allowing people to wear what they want is an inherent danger to their life.
You could make the argument that people not having a GPS chip installed in them would make it more difficult to locate if they get lost in the woods or at sea. Should we install a GPS chip on every kid that is born?
What you're advocating for is a dangerous slippery slope. The government should not be in the business of regulating peoples' lives to that degree, they should only guarantee that the actions of the individual don't pose an active danger to the rights of other people around them, and that's it. Anything else is overreach.