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The point is that background checks already exist on every commercial firearm transaction. HyogaRott Send a noteboard - 27/04/2013 05:16:41 AM

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I am a conservative and would have supported the law because I honestly don't care if your right to sell a high capacity rifle to a convicted felon is infringed but it isn't a voting issue for me. Start to infringe on my right to own and protect my family and that changes. For you I would assume it is a voting issue. If Obama wanted to increase me level of involvemtn he should have spent more time showing me how it would make a differience and less time trying less try to work up his base.

The politician can safely ignore my view on this issue since ti is way down on my list but he can't ignore yours even if more people agree with me than with you.


Contrary to public perception, he only time that a background check is not done is in the case of a face-to-face private sale between 2 individuals. There is no other legal transaction of a firearm. You can't go online and buy a gun and have it shipped to your house, it is illegal. They are sent to a licensed dealer near you and you have to go pick it up, at which time a background check must be done for the transfer from the dealer to you. Most transactions at gun shows are from federally licensed dealers. Yes, there are some individuals walking around with a gun for sale, but if you set up a booth, you must perform the background check because you are conducting a business transaction, not a personal sale.

As for your comment about selling a firearm to a felon, it is already illegal for me to do so. It is a violation of law for a felon to possess the weapon, and it is already illegal for me to supply him with one, even if I don't know about the felony.

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Just to be clear... wooly - 20/04/2013 03:32:07 AM 1336 Views
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First of all, I don't believe that 90% of the population support it A Deathwatch Guard - 23/04/2013 04:55:02 AM 948 Views
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That's the most amusingly incomprehensible attempt at constitutional analysis I've read in a while. *NM* Ghavrel - 26/04/2013 10:47:18 AM 362 Views
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about 90% of the country agrees with that but still Obama can't close the deal. random thoughts - 21/04/2013 04:24:15 PM 972 Views
the fact that 90% support it should be obvious that most see it as *a* solution moondog - 22/04/2013 05:32:42 PM 762 Views
the fact that Obama can get a bil through the senate when it has 90% support show a fialure ot lead random thoughts - 23/04/2013 04:29:07 AM 867 Views
the fact that Obama can get a bil through the senate when it has 90% support show a fialure ot lead random thoughts - 23/04/2013 04:29:13 AM 848 Views
Yep wooly - 23/04/2013 03:47:12 AM 995 Views
90% also believes constanly blaiming others for your own failure is a sign of weakness random thoughts - 23/04/2013 04:55:53 AM 832 Views
You're smarter than this wooly - 23/04/2013 06:41:09 AM 751 Views
but is wasn't heavily favored it just polls well random thoughts - 24/04/2013 05:56:41 PM 856 Views
..and that is where the misinformation comes into play HyogaRott - 24/04/2013 07:35:51 PM 821 Views
And that reply makes my point random thoughts - 26/04/2013 05:49:53 PM 880 Views
And that reply makes my point random thoughts - 26/04/2013 05:49:53 PM 891 Views
The point is that background checks already exist on every commercial firearm transaction. HyogaRott - 27/04/2013 05:16:41 AM 909 Views
but we all know there is no correlation between having a gun and shooting someone with it moondog - 22/04/2013 05:30:12 PM 844 Views
I wonder which other Constitutional rights should require a background check to excercise? *NM* HyogaRott - 22/04/2013 08:56:15 PM 321 Views
How about just the ones that can have potentially lethal consequences for other citizens? wooly - 23/04/2013 03:56:25 AM 891 Views
freedom os speech can be a dangerous thing random thoughts - 23/04/2013 04:58:02 AM 760 Views
As you know nossy - 28/04/2013 12:11:04 PM 841 Views
Why yes, yes I do... HyogaRott - 23/04/2013 05:43:29 PM 888 Views
I agree nossy - 28/04/2013 12:55:13 PM 955 Views
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Just to be clear: another hypocrisy of the right wing imlad - 04/05/2013 06:37:31 PM 1013 Views
When posting into dead threads it helps to A) Be on topic or B) Make intelligent points Isaac - 04/05/2013 08:08:46 PM 5076 Views
That's not true at all. nossy - 05/05/2013 09:45:17 AM 739 Views
*I* have a complex about dead threads? Isaac - 05/05/2013 10:36:15 AM 847 Views
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