Has the San Bernardino Terror Attacks Changed Your Views on Guns?

Just days after the San Bernardino terror attack and mass murder of 14 people, the U.S. Supreme Court decided not to hear gun advocates’ challenge to a city ordinance banning the sale of high capacity semiautomatic guns.

Some believe the decision will open the doors for cities and states to pass tough new gun restrictions when neither the terrorist attack in San Bernardino nor the shooting of 20 children at Sandy Hook Elementary could persuade Congress to act on gun control. Last week, Gov. Jerry Brown called for stricter gun laws in California.

The mere debate about gun control is great for gun sales, which reached record levels in California this year and spiked the day after the San Bernardino Attack, the San Jose Mercury News reported.

Where do you stand on the issue?

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