My alarms start going off any time someone says there's a problem that's broad but the solution to it are only the things that restrict other people unlike myself. Like orchestrating a perfect policy scenario where no poor people have guns but make sure I don't have to fill out one more form, or have my name appear on one more list. Incredibly convenient.
I'm also weary of "I don't support [very specific policy that reduces incidents now but doesn't eliminate them entirely now], I only support [vague uninstitutable series of cultural charges that may bear fruit several generations later]". Because it's again, easy to recommend things that don't inconvenience you, but also remain vague and unattainable, so that there's no benchmarks for success but you're allowed to remain right in theory.
Then they'll blather on about the "big changes" and still vote against them at every level because there's no way a mainstream right of center candidate would ever endorse that kind of structural progress.
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