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fuck your 2nd point. every gun starts out legal, and a legal gun owner lets it get to the black market. somewhere down the line a law abiding gun owner fucked up.
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Yeah, chances are he bought them off some 2nd Amendment RWNJ at a gun show, or out of their trunk, no questions asked, no background check, no registration required. But hey, it wouldn't be THEIR responsibility to ensure the guns they sell to any old stranger don't end up in the hands of a multiple-convicted felon, right?
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SHORTER.
If anything you should be upset with the stranger posting that video - it's sensational and gratuitous and adds only a little context to the actual Facts of what happened. An armed carjacker:kidnapper is going to get chased in a big city. You can debate police tactics all day, but when you can't identify with people who appreciate an armed and dangerous and reckless criminal being handled, you're the one off base.
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He wasn't waiting for background checks to abate his choice to use a gun.
And registering guns – like cars – won't stop people from misusing them, (witness the condition of the car.)
Quite an aliberal approach for Sloggers to delete opinions, while insisting on their open mindedness, as their precious feelings can't handle a contrary view.
Such little snowflakes.
The point I made – simply – was that the guy was repeat, repeat, repeat offender. And then (snark) that if we had only required him to pay a fee and register his weapons it would have stemmed his criminal proclivities. Because that...seems...to...um, work...oh, well. never mind.
It's called satire. But apparently too biting.
When did Slog become 'Digital Yale,' with all the hurt feelings?
While neither of those things may have prevented him from purchasing weapons illegally, requiring the seller to run a background check quite probably WOULD have. And the combination of having to jump through all three hoops would have provided a very strong disincentive for either party to complete the transaction(s) - not 100% fool-proof, but then almost nothing human beings ever do is 100% effective, and if that's going to be the standard, there's really no point in trying to accomplish anything.