>> katie: i don't understand cars very much. >> greg: here is my theory. there is an argument when you talk about assault rifles, they are no different than hunting rifles. so what is the difference customer cosmetics. there something about the cosmetics that attracts a certain person versus a different person. the hunter doesn't pose in front of the mirror. the guy with all the accoutrements does. the difference between the driver of a basic jetta and the driver who fancies it up with spoilers. one is a responsible driver and the other advertises his own recklessness. if we don't want to touch the powerful nature of a gun, why can't we address the cosmetic appeal, which tends to attract a certain kind of guy. a white, lonely male who poses and fantasizes in front of a mirror. this is merely a suggestion. i'm pro-second amendment, i'm not talking about banning guns. if the cosmetic appeal is one of these elements that attracts
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