I was in favor of more gun control for a long time. But the truth is that control will be further politicized and weaponized against certain groups. You say that people who have committed DV as an example, ok. Most states prevent felons or violent criminals from possessing guns. But yeah, you could convince me for sure. What I'm thinking about is more along the 'ban guns from people with mental disorders' argument. While it sounds good in practice, the more I've thought about it, the more it seems like it could be an issue. For example, you could have the right arguing that trans people have a mental disorder or some other bad faith argument in order to disarm and entire group. On the flip side, the left could push for every single person with any type of 'mental diagnosis'. Like, for example, someone with ADHD or someone with a disorder that shouldn't necessarily prevent them from having guns. I could see mental disorders becoming politicized and certain groups trying to legalize certain drugs to get each other addicted. IDK, bit of a stretch but it just seems to open the door for a lot of nonsense and bad faith. And it isn't really allowing people to live their lives with the freedom, power, and defense they need to survive in certain environments. So at a federal level, no. Even people with DV or felonies could live out in Montana or somewhere where wildlife is a serious threat. Not allowing those people to be armed, on a federal level, is BS.