Why can everyone carry a gun in America, but they are not afraid of rebellion?

The topic of banning guns is quite different for different countries and regions. In China, banning guns has become a law accepted by the general public, so there are not many problems. However, in the United States, it seems that banning guns has become a joke due to various pressures. Even after so many shooting incidents, there is still no way to propose an effective bill to achieve the goal of banning guns.

the division of state power and federal power in the United States is reflected in all aspects of politics. You're welcome to say that the division of state power and federal power is the foundation of the United States. Many legislation and taxes in the United States are not under the federal control? For example, education laws and regulations. The legislative power of gun management is in the hands of States.

Therefore, almost every of the 5 states in the United States has different gun laws. From a practical point of view, the United States has a militia tradition since the founding of the People's Republic of China.

In addition, some villagers are particularly fond of hunting, so it is actually quite common to touch guns in the United States. According to statistics, in 214, there were about 34% families with guns in the United States, of which 48% had four or more guns. Not to mention you can go to the shooting range and use all kinds of guns, including automatic rifles.

This is totally different from the attitude of Chinese people towards guns and the opportunity to get in touch with them. On such a political and realistic basis, what the federal government and Congress can do on the gun bill is very limited. It was not until 1986 that the United States passed a law on guns at the federal level, stipulating that newly produced machine guns (after legislation in 1986) should not be traded and held by the people.

No new guns produced in 1994 -4 can be traded or held? Please note that one of the prerequisites for the passage of this bill in 1994 was that both the Senate and the House of Representatives were controlled by the Democratic Party at that time, and it was basically an overwhelming advantage.

as for Obama's seven gun control bills in 213, is it a tragedy?

Therefore, in order to completely ban guns fundamentally and subversively, it is not only necessary to experience an almost impossible game in legislation, but more importantly, the introduction of such a federal law is a violation of state rights and a challenge to the foundation of the United States. This is also one of the reasons why it is impossible.