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Default What guns would be banned:

On 2/4/13 1:00 PM, Boating All Out wrote:
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On Mon, 4 Feb 2013 10:21:13 -0600, Boating All Out
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checking all guns sales through NICS


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There are a number of problems with checking all gun sales through
NCIS:


That sounds like commie talk to me.
Americans overcome problems, not lay down and die.

1. Over time it becomes comparable to a national gun registration
system which is not what the founding fathers intended when they wrote
the constitution.


The Supreme Court decides that. Not you and the other gun nuts.
Registration in no way violates "keep and bear arms."
Hey....wait. The FF said nothing about keeping guns out of the hands of
murderers and psychos either.
How dare the NRA stand by and allow that travesty to occur.

2. Only law abiding citizens who have no intention of abusing their
gun rights will comply. For those with criminal intent it will still
be business as usual and a thriving black market will come into
existence.


Yeah, like the huge black market in automobiles.
Puke out that NRA kool-ade and smarten up.
Jesus Christ, since black market means illegal sales, and criminals are
illegally buying all the guns they need right now, the "thriving black
market" already exists - big time. And NRA and gun nuts refusing
tracking of guns are a big part of it.
Where on earth do you buy your logic?





Indeed, there is NO Constitutional restriction against the registration
of firearms. If there is, show it to us. It's not there.

There is no problem with requiring that ALL gun sales of any sort be run
through NCIS. You should not be able to buy or transfer a firearm to
anyone without a background check. If more help is needed at the state
and federal level to do this, so be it. The registration fees will cover
the governmental costs, and the FFL's charge a fee to handle the paperwork.