Why good laws are often cluttered with bad legislation
When a solution is offered by a politician (or anyone in position of power, authority, influence, or control over others) why are good parts mingled with bad? For example, let's go with gun control because it's often easiest to see the good and bad. The ultimate desire for gun control advocates is to take away guns. Guns are pushed as the problem that needs to be controlled. But that's not true. Any reasonable person knows guns don't shoot people, it's the person holding the gun who pulls the trigger. So the gun control lobby has to mix some truth in, like mental health problems or people buying guns illegally. By mixing some truth in with the lies more people buy into everything as being true, including guns being the problem. The solution is then presented that gun control is needed. Part of the solution includes help for those with mental health issues. Part of the solution addresses how to stop people from illegally purchasing guns. And, since most gun control...