A discussion on gun control, exploring philosophical, legal, and ethical aspects of the issue. Eric Samson offers a range of arguments and counterarguments on the necessity and consequences of gun laws. The conversation includes the right to self-defence, the impact of gun ownership on violence and society, victims of violent crimes, and proposals for mitigating gun violence without infringing on gun rights. Special attention is given to contrasting views on police presence, the efficacy of gun bans, and the societal implications of widespread gun ownership versus tighter control.

[00:00] Introduction to the Show and Guests [00:27] Setting the Stage with a Hypothetical Scenario [01:31] Debating Gun Control: Rights vs. Safety [04:45] Exploring the Limits of Gun Ownership [11:32] The Practical Challenges of Gun Control [15:52] Considering the Impact of Gun Bans and Buybacks [23:54] Addressing the Complexity of Gun-Related Deaths [26:22] Exploring the Impulsivity of Gun Ownership [26:49] The Debate on Gun Rights and Government Intervention [27:43] Mass Shootings: Perception vs. Reality [28:37] Moral and Aesthetic Considerations in Gun Ownership [35:20] Practical Measures and Gun Control Proposals [44:47] Addressing the Role of Police in Society and Gun Control [48:03] Philosophical Perspectives on Gun Control and Society

Gun Control | Eric Sampson (Rebroadcast)