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Since firearms are optional property with little practical use, restrictions on firearms are indicated.
That's a lie.
Of course. prohibiting men from owning or possessing firearms would go a long way to reducing the problem.
Men would still constitute the overwhelming number of murderers.
Cars are not firearms.
No shit? What was your first clue?
The practicality of cars and the low risk of injury during use far outweigh the risk. Furthermore, extreme efforts are made to improve the safety of vehicular use; not efforts have been made to make firearms safer, since they are inherently dangerous. So, to answer your question, yes, we should pass more car laws if there is a condition that can improve safety in and around vehicles.
Limiting the speeds a car can attain to 25 mph and requiring NASCAR safety gear for all occupants would virtually eliminate traffic fatalities.
That would inconvenience motor vehicle owners though, and I doubt you would support it even though you proposed it above.