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I think they get around it because reasonable suspicion can be the number of people known to be drunk driving on certain days. You, I, or others may not think it qualifies as "reasonable" but others might, and more importantly, a court might.
No. I mean, lots of people commit gun crimes. We have some of the highest gun crime rates of the industrialized world. That doesn't mean that you can search gun owners on suspicion of crime.