I am less concerned about an official state gun, than I am concerned about the lax rules and the many loopholes for people buying guns.
For the record, I have no issue with someone having guns.
Indeed, I am friends with some hunters.
Having guns is not my concern.
But, for starters, should convicted criminals be allowed to buy guns?
Asked differently, if I repeatedly violate traffic laws, I then lose my license to drive.
Is there a similar thing for gun owners?
But the principle was clear: private individuals do not have the right to undermine national security. And if temporary nationalization is the only way to stop them from doing so, so be it.
I don't believe Musk acted independently of the White House. If he did, Starlink should be temporarily nationalized and returned only when it has new leadership as the first course of action. The next action should be to review all of Musk's other government contract with the view that perhaps those companies that he has a controlling interest in should also be temporarily nationalize with one of the possible outcomes being new leadership there as well.