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Factories, just like everything else we buy.
Good answer. Not trace back your steps and agree I was correct.
Factories, just like everything else we buy.
Good answer. Not trace back your steps and agree I was correct.
Good answer. Not trace back your steps and agree I was correct.
Your premise oversimplifies things. Life isn't like that.
Almost every gun used in any homicide, with extremely rare exception, was legally manufactured and legally purchased before it found its way into the hands of the hoodlum who murdered someone.
And ?
We should make it harder for those guns to get in the hands of criminals....you agree?
Who wouldn't? Now do you have anything new to add?
We should make it harder for those guns to get in the hands of criminals....you agree?
Yes, without making it more inconvenient for lawful people to get guns.
Oh no.....you might have to fill out a form. The horror
You already do have to fill out forms when buying guns, your point?
No you don't.
My sentence is as true as yours
Ever hear of the 4473 form?
And ?
and, that means what I said originally is true.
And still irrelevant.
Ever hear of private sale
Depending on the state and the kind of gun, private sales have to go through FFL dealers.
Thanks for making my point
Your point?
Yes my point. You can buy a gun currently with no bc. That needs to change
False.
In PA handgun sales have to go through FFL dealers and that includes private handgun sales. They're a good role model.
And yet in PA bad guys still sell handguns to other bad guys without the benefit of a background check through an FFL, thus showing that UBC laws aren't intended to address criminal activity, but to criminalize even gun transfers between good guys.