Gun Control Idea. Why not make lifetime Income Requirements a pre-requisite for owning a gun, any gun.

Donald Trump and those who know him claim that Trump's perceived insensitivity to those of other races is economically driven, not racially driven. Donald Trump seems to support pretty much anything that he perceives as creating jobs or profits, so there is some truth to this statement. DP will refrain from mentioning some other issues out of respect to the topic at hand, guns in the hands of the young, immature, and unemployable.

DailyPUMA would like to suggest that the NRA, Donald Trump and the Republican Party embrace the concept of a Minimum Economic Wage Threshold before being able to purchase a gun, any gun. While this may not have prevented the Las Vegas shooting, it most likely would add a significant layer of protection to student on student shootings, which is the issue of the moment, as it should be.

Why should anyone who has not earned at least 100,000 dollars in wages verified by the IRS income tax process, be allowed to purchase a gun of any kind? If a person cannot show a significant income history, then the likelihood exists that they really don't have much in the way of property to protect anyways, nor have they learned how to properly interact with society long enough if they have not earned at least 100,000 dollars in wages. It takes a certain level of people skills to stay employed long enough to earn 100,000 dollars over the course of a few or several years time.

The 100,000 dollar income verification threshold before a person can buy a gun in the U.S. allows for the maturing of individuals prior to purchasing a gun. The writers of the Constitution, in one way or another, were either significant wage earners or writers of news that influenced the day's thinking. If we are going to cite the second amendment, then lets at least acknowledge that the founding constitution writers had an expectation that they were speaking about wage earners and laborers.

What this country does not need are young, unemployables buying weapons. Would anyone really argue against this point. Young people who have not earned 100,000 dollars in wages and still want access to weapons can join the military.

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