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Originally Posted by Boreas
Yes, it is too much to ask. What third party did you have in mind? The NRA perhaps? Not only would I not trust them to consciously screen applicants for anyone too unstable for gun ownership but I would be very uncomfortable having an advocacy group like them in possession of confidential and potentially damaging information on private citizens. Plus, if the government couldn't access the records it would give the organization impunity to approve unstable people or deny eligible people on the basis of, say, political party affiliation, sexual orientation or religion.
And tell me the fucking NRA would never stoop to that!
And a Bushmaster a squirrel rifle? Gimme a freakin' break!
John
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I never suggested the NRA but how about a non profit group made up of?
I dont know honest people of some sort elected by the people. It could
be funded by permits and background checks. I don't really trust the
goverment in that respect and not because of who they are and what
they stand for now but what other Governments have done with that
information in the past and God forbid what ours might become at a
later date. Turn on the news and you see other countries bombing and
shooting their own citizens and somehow that will never happen here?
It has happened here and we have only been "civilized" for what one century?
less? I really don't want to look it up but there have been over 100 million
people exterminated in this world just in the last 100 years by other countries
after gun control was implemented. Another thing, you get the wrong people
running this background check business and they could determine anyone
mentally unstable and "process them"
Ok maybe not a squirrel gun but certainly not a big game round. Those .223
military rounds are not legal for deer in Georgia. Ever wonder why people are
shot so many times by these?