I have similar feelings about motorcycles, having seen riders on the streets who are a danger to themselves and others. One would hope that people would be responsible enough to get training on the things, in order to help them survive. But then owning a bike isn't a right, protected by a constitutional amendment.
FWIW, I used to shoot regularly, in high school, joining JROTC and shooting on the school rifle team, then later, as an adult, competing in bowling pin and USPSA shooting, so I had lots of training. On bikes, I've been through Reg Pridmore's CLASS, Jason Pridmore's STAR, and Keith Code's CSS (2x) riding courses, and once held a WERA amateur racing license. It's safe to say I believe in training, when it comes to activities that can cause death & mayhem. But I don't know if I approve of government manted training, when the private sector can do such a good job of it (NRA & MSF.)
Mark
Just “training”...even done by the seller, or weekend warriors putting on seminars...I’m not thinking gov training, but ANYthing to make these people (and us) safer. Watching them is scary.