This is the problem right here.<p>History has shown repeatedly that humans are prone to emotional responses.  And people that were otherwise law abiding right until a moment of anger now have easy hip-level access to a &#x27;thing&#x27; to act out their anger.<p>Take the case a couple years ago of the retired cop that shot a guy in the movie theatre during previews for throwing popcorn at him. (Guy called his baby sitter during previews, the retired cop yelled at him to be quiet, guy threw some popcorn back at the cop, retired cop shoots guy dead) If this retired cop, who was a law-abiding citizen his whole life and was professionally trained in firearm safety and usage couldn&#x27;t control his anger during an argument about a guy using his cell phone, I don&#x27;t see how the average American can be trusted.<p>And speaking of guns in movie theatres, there&#x27;s the case of the guy who accidentally dropped his handgun under his seat during a kids movie and then left. Luckily the ushers found it and not a kid. Guy had the nerve to go back to the theatre and demand it back.<p>I don&#x27;t see how the average American can be trusted to keep their gun safe.