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Gun Control Reform Activism

tumtum

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5. I think most of the gun stores/FFL dealers would support this.

Reply to Hoyt (Reply #4)

Wed Jul 31, 2013, 12:16 PM

Jul 2013

It would mean more business for them and, with any luck, undercut the NRA and their stooges.
Every one of my friends, even my far RW friends, want universal background checks.

So, let's get to work and get the Congress to pass this law.

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Perhaps the best approach to universal background checks is [View all] flamin lib Jul 2013 OP

That is a well thought out plan. tumtum Jul 2013 #1

Any type of gun control is a dead issue now. Arctic Dave Jul 2013 #2

Interesting thought. tumtum Jul 2013 #3

If gun owners were truly responsible, they could do that now. FFLs will transfer guns for a fee. Hoyt Jul 2013 #4

I think most of the gun stores/FFL dealers would support this. tumtum Jul 2013 #5

You'd think. But a lot of gun store owners are NRA, right wing, nut jobs -- ie, stupid. Hoyt Jul 2013 #6

What you say may have merit, tumtum Jul 2013 #7

If they own gun stores, they (at least superficially) support background checks. Res ipsa loquitur. sir pball Jul 2013 #8

Not so much... bobclark86 Aug 2013 #10

How about this? Glaug-Eldare Aug 2013 #9

How would the requirement be enforced? Redneck_Dem Aug 2013 #11

I have it on good authority that gun owners are law abiding citizrns. flamin lib Aug 2013 #12

Ah, sorry bout that Redneck_Dem Aug 2013 #13

And I was under the impression that responders to the OP would give it serious thought flamin lib Aug 2013 #14

Laws mean nothing if they are not enforced Redneck_Dem Aug 2013 #15

Same way it's enforced where it's already the law, I suppose. Glaug-Eldare Aug 2013 #16