I knew about the study result but I didn't have a link. That's the first place I found the data. It's simply a matter of putting the numbers in perspective. And note that mandating tempered glass doesn't in any way impair the use of glass tables.
And now that I am behind a keyboard and not two thumbing on my phone, I can give a more detailed explanation as to why such an argument is so fucking moronic.
This is nothing more than a reskin of "cars kill more people than guns" stupidity. The function of a table is not to cause harm to children. The function of a car is not to cause impact damage to pedestrians. The function of a gun is to propel pieces of lead at high velocity with the intent to cause harm. Also there are certain vehicles you can't drive on the road, like an F1 McLaren, a T-55 or any vehicle from a Mad Max movie. And yet we are for some fucking reason obligated to throw common fucking sense out the window when it comes to firearms. Owning a weapon that has a higher rate of fire and magazine capacity than what the average GI carried on the beaches of Normandy on D-Day? Yeah that totally makes fucking sense.
Because some terrorists hijacked some planes with box cutter once, I am not allowed on board with my toe clippers. Because of another single isolated incident, I am only allowed to carry enough conditioner to wash one armpit. One teenager dropped a rock onto incoming traffic so every walkway must now have 3 metre unscalable fencing. McDonalds lost their shit over one single lawsuit about its coffee. Excessive overreaction occurs
all the fucking time in America, except for guns and only for fucking guns. I guaran-fucking-tee that it will take only one lawsuit and your sarcastic throwaway remark about tables will become a fucking reality. And yet regulating firearms in the manner of most civilised countries is just too fucking hard, I guess. Enjoy your metal detectors around schools; a small price so you can cosplay Red Dawn.