Good.

Here is a conversation I could never imagine having as a teenager:

"Mom, if I give you some money will you go buy a gun for me so I can go criming?"

"Sure, honey!"

Apparently, though, that's just hunky-dory in some households.

"The gun was actually purchased for her 16-year-old son, who Clark admitted in court she had reason to believe would use it in a violent crime.

Text messages obtained by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) show Clark communicated with her son about the gun, discussing the model, cost and ammunition needed as the March 13th purchase was in progress.

Further text messages showed Clark had disposed of guns used by her son in previous illegal activity. The messages detailed how Clark purchased the gun to further her son's illegal activity and that she had reason to believe her son shot and robbed people while being involved in gang activity. "

This is the sort of "enforcing existing laws" behind which I can get.