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07-06-2022 11:27 AM |
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Originally Posted by Ptmckiou
(Post 2112913)
It’s very simple. The USA has the highest per capita gun ownership of any other country on the planet. Thereby, by your logic, the USA should be by far the safest country to live on the planet. That is not true. It’s not even close to being true. Consequently, your logic is flawed.
Another thing many like to cherry pick….”Chicago with the strongest gun laws…” Strong gun laws mean nothing in overall statistics, when anyone can drive a few miles to another nearby state and get their weapons with less strict gun laws. Thereby, cancelling out any statistical value to one small area having strict gun laws. It becomes irrelevant, unless all are following the same strict laws. Like our forefathers implied, I’m all for every citizen of the USA to carry a musket. No problem at all. I am against any citizen owning a gun that enables them to kill “faster” without reloading using bullets that explode inside a persons body Lessing their survivability, and it decapitating childrens heads. This type of weaponry is absurd to be accessible by someone not trained and lack maturity to handle them.
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Please educate yourself on gun laws pertaining to legally purchasing them. You cannot travel to another state and legally purchase a handgun from a gun shop or a private seller and take it back to your home state. You can legally purchase one from a gun shop, but it must be sent by the licensed selling dealer to a licensed gun dealer in hour home state where you must pass a background check before taking possession. In the case of legally buying a hand gun from a private seller, the seller must take the gun to a licensed gun shop in that state and it must then be sent to an FFL in buyer's home state where a background check must be completed before taking possession.
In the case of buying a rifle or shotgun in another state, it is legal under federal law. However, it must be legal under state law in the state where the long gun is purchased. It also must be legal in the purchaser's state for him/her to own that type of long gun. The selling FFL will check applicable laws and will know if the sale is legal to that person according to the buyer's state gun laws. The same is true for the private seller, the state laws must be complied with.
So, your statement that if a gun is prohibited in the buyer's home state he/she can go to another state and legally buy it is totally incorrect.
If you believe that only black powder muskets are allowed, then the 1st Amendment should only apply to primitive printing presses. Not to the internet, radio or television.
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