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The private sale law also only applies to the transfer of a firearm between family members. Private sellers are also supposed to do background checks.
The fact is that we have ATF agents at gun shows trying to crack down on private sales because they are not legal.
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It's interesting that you mention cars. Over 40,000 in the US were killed in car accidents last year while 11,000 were killed by guns. I heard a woman on television say that we need to pass whatever laws we can even if it were only to save one life. So should we pass more automobile laws?
About 13,000 people were killed as the result of drunk drivers. Do we need to make more laws against drunk driving?
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Most people would say no to these questions. The answer is usually, we need to better enforce the laws that we have. I would argue the same thing for guns and gun laws.
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More laws won't prevent more deaths. LAWS DON'T PREVENT CRIMES.
We have laws against drunk driving and 13,000 people were killed by drunk drivers. People break the laws. People commit crimes. If all laws were followed, very few people would be killed by a gun. People who commit gun crimes are already breaking several laws.
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More drunk drivers have been arrested, and taken off the road because of laws. No law will exact a universal solution because dirtbags break the laws, and morons defend those who break the laws (like the above statement). And, since more Americans have been killed by gun violence in the past 3 years than ALL of the Americans who died in the Vietnam War, we should look at the fact that the present laws are inadequate, not being enforced, or have too many loopholes to be effective.
GUN SHOW LOOPHOLE FAQ:
Gun Show Loophole FAQ - The Coalition to Stop Gun Violence