Why don't we freeze bank accounts of people who refuse to turn in their guns?

 Freezing bank accounts of people who refuse to turn in their guns is not a legal option in most countries, including the United States. While there may be some laws and regulations that require certain individuals or entities to report suspicious activities, there is no legal authority to freeze someone's bank account simply because they possess firearms.

In general, the possession of firearms is a constitutional right in many countries, including the United States, and the government cannot simply take away that right without due process. Even in cases where there are restrictions on certain types of firearms or firearm ownership, such as in cases of convicted felons or individuals with mental health issues, due process is required to enforce those restrictions.

Instead of freezing bank accounts, governments and law enforcement agencies typically rely on other methods to enforce gun laws and regulations, such as background checks, permits, and licensing requirements. These methods are designed to ensure that firearms are kept out of the hands of those who are prohibited from owning them, while still respecting the rights of law-abiding citizens to own firearms.