OtherGround Forum >> Obama plans aim to gut 2nd Amendment
| 1/25/13 2:17 PM | |
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arnanderson
Member Since: 12/20/11 Posts: 744 |
Dark Knight -jzspanky - Currently there is nothing to stop a person to who passes a background check from buying ten guns and selling them to people who haven't passed a background check. LOL, big surprise that jizzspank ignored this one! SOLVE IT, BRO. SOLVE IT. |
| 1/25/13 2:18 PM | |
419
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Member Since: 11/12/00 Posts: 23803 |
"That's not true. There was a hold on the nomination by a republican senator." There have been plenty of holds on federal judicial nominations, but the parties find a way to work them out. |
| 1/25/13 2:21 PM | |
awilson82
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jzspanky -Yes it is a negative in my eyes bc registration is the first step towards confiscation and if we had a truly tyrannical government I don't want them to know who has weapons. I also believe in privacy and would like to avoid incidents like in NU where a paper published the addresses of gun owners which resulted in breakins and put families in danger.awilson82 -So... How would you solve it?jzspanky -Very few laws actually stop anything. Murder is illegal yet doesn't seem to slow anyone down. Read my original post on the thread registration is wrong and has huge logistical problems.awilson82 -What if you have no reason or intent to do anything. The question was, how are you going to stop a person from buying ten guns and then selling them to people who may or may not pass a background check?jzspanky - Currently there is nothing to stop a person to who passes a background check from buying ten guns and selling them to people who haven't passed a background check.Yes there is. If u have reason to believe they couldn't pass a check and u sell it u are breaking the law. Not to mention if u buy a gun with the intent to sell it u need a FFL. There are already ways to stop it. For one if u buy multiple pistols in the same week there is a form the dealer has to fill out and the ATF is notified. You can also make the penalties stiffer for straw purchases but ultimately it's not really preventable. How do u prevent rape? how do u prevent embezzlement? Murder? Arson? Cars and guns are apples to oranges and again owning a car is not a right and u can own a car and even drive it on your property or off of public roads or land without it being registered. So that analogy would only really work with weapons u want to carry into public being registered.
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| 1/25/13 2:23 PM | |
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Indivia
Member Since: 7/20/09 Posts: 2595 |
PigWig -This. Lets ignore the millions of crimes prevented by guns shall we? DerpCookie Monster -Yep! Save the lives of criminals.....TheCrow13 - If a little inconvenience helps to prevent some people from getting firearms who intend to hurt others, why give a fuck?For that matter if we ban guns altogether sure it will save someone's life. And if it will save one life...
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| 1/25/13 2:30 PM | |
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jzspanky
Member Since: 11/26/02 Posts: 4842 |
419 - "That's not true. There was a hold on the nomination by a republican senator."But it's far from the same thing and breaking a filibuster and voting on cloture. The GOP doesn't want a head to the ATF.
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| 1/25/13 2:34 PM | |
419
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Member Since: 11/12/00 Posts: 23805 |
The authors of the Second Amendment were concerned with tyranny, but were okay with the government knowing who had firearms, and some states have had handgun registration for decades without confiscating firearms from law-abiders. |
| 1/25/13 2:34 PM | |
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jzspanky
Member Since: 11/26/02 Posts: 4843 |
awilson82 -So your solution is that it's not preventable. What if guns were registered and if someone was found, a criminal, with an unregistered gun and was apprehended before a murder... do you feel the lives saved were worth it? Or what if they found a registered gun at a crime scene and were able to track down the perpetrator before they could do more crime?jzspanky -Yes it is a negative in my eyes bc registration is the first step towards confiscation and if we had a truly tyrannical government I don't want them to know who has weapons. I also believe in privacy and would like to avoid incidents like in NU where a paper published the addresses of gun owners which resulted in breakins and put families in danger.awilson82 -So... How would you solve it?jzspanky -Very few laws actually stop anything. Murder is illegal yet doesn't seem to slow anyone down. Read my original post on the thread registration is wrong and has huge logistical problems.awilson82 -What if you have no reason or intent to do anything. The question was, how are you going to stop a person from buying ten guns and then selling them to people who may or may not pass a background check?jzspanky - Currently there is nothing to stop a person to who passes a background check from buying ten guns and selling them to people who haven't passed a background check.Yes there is. If u have reason to believe they couldn't pass a check and u sell it u are breaking the law. Not to mention if u buy a gun with the intent to sell it u need a FFL. So you do register your car though. In doing so you give up a lot of info right? Do you fear they are going to confiscate your cars?
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| 1/25/13 2:43 PM | |
419
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Member Since: 11/12/00 Posts: 23806 |
"The GOP doesn't want a head to the ATF." Maybe they'd prefer a different nominee. Either way, that doesn't prevent a bi-partisan effort to hire more agents. |
| 1/25/13 2:45 PM | |
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Ari2
Member Since: 8/26/03 Posts: 16401 |
"You can also make the penalties stiffer for straw purchases but ultimately it's not really preventable. " well, stiff sentences are a deterrent. I'm much more likely to smoke some weed on the street in NYC than I am in Malaysia. |
| 1/25/13 2:55 PM | |
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Tidbits
Member Since: 1/1/01 Posts: 8176 |
waaaaaahhhhhhhh!!!!!! Who fucking cares? Your rights are gone and your guns did nothing to stop it. Where were you gun owners when the 4th Amendment was gutted? Where were you when NDAA was signed? When the FISA court was formed and began making secret interpretations of laws? When the Patriot Act was passed? When money was determined to be free speech? When your right to assemble was curtailed? Where? At home in your basements stroking your guns and crying about the scary brown man. Get over it. |
| 1/25/13 3:02 PM | |
awilson82
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Member Since: 11/12/07 Posts: 15704 |
"So your solution is that it's not preventable. What if guns were registered and if someone was found, a criminal, with an unregistered gun and was apprehended before a murder... do you feel the lives saved were worth it? Or what if they found a registered gun at a crime scene and were able to track down the perpetrator before they could do more crime? So you do register your car though. In doing so you give up a lot of info right? Do you fear they are going to confiscate your cars? " If he is a criminal and is apprehended before a murder then it wouldn't matter if his gun was registered or not. Since he is a criminal and thus prohibited from having a weapon the registry wouldn't matter. Yes I register my cars bc I'm forced to I'd I want to use them on public roads. But again that analogy doesn't properly carry over in regards to guns. No I don't have a fear they will confiscate cars no one has an agenda to and it would never happen. The only way I would be ok with a registry would be if they included in the law that it would be a federal crime to confiscate any weapons other than those from people who commit a felony.
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| 1/25/13 3:05 PM | |
awilson82
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Member Since: 11/12/07 Posts: 15705 |
Tidbits - waaaaaahhhhhhhh!!!!!!Obviously many Americans care. All those things u mentioned are either not known by most citizens or don't affect them in noticeable ways in their day to day lives. Whereas gun legislation would. Not to mention many gun rights advocates opposed those things u mentioned as well.
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| 1/25/13 3:11 PM | |
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jzspanky
Member Since: 11/26/02 Posts: 4844 |
419 - "The GOP doesn't want a head to the ATF."They don't want the department to exist. They have worked hard to make the department impotent.
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| 1/25/13 3:16 PM | |
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jzspanky
Member Since: 11/26/02 Posts: 4845 |
awilson82 - "So your solution is that it's not preventable. What if guns were registered and if someone was found, a criminal, with an unregistered gun and was apprehended before a murder... do you feel the lives saved were worth it? Or what if they found a registered gun at a crime scene and were able to track down the perpetrator before they could do more crime?So II have it that you are a law abiding citizen and that you've passed a background check. Don't you feel criminals should too? Say you go to a gun show and some guy wants to buy your gun... you don't think they should go through a background check before they buy it? What if they can't pass and don't get the gun. Say 1% of all murders get prevented that way... would it be worth it? What if the ATF simply had the resources to prosecute dealers who illegally sell guns or prosecute people who lie on their applications. Say 1% of all murders get prevented that way... would it be worth it?
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| 1/25/13 3:17 PM | |
awilson82
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Member Since: 11/12/07 Posts: 15706 |
jzspanky -While not a republican I'm a gun supporter obviously and I wish the ATF was ran much more effectively. I wish their budget was higher as well so they could hire more people so it didn't take them 9 months to process forms and so they could enforce current laws.419 - "The GOP doesn't want a head to the ATF."They don't want the department to exist. They have worked hard to make the department impotent.
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| 1/25/13 3:21 PM | |
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New Leaf 1.0
Member Since: 3/6/06 Posts: 18673 |
awilson82 -jzspanky -While not a republican I'm a gun supporter obviously and I wish the ATF was ran much more effectively. I wish their budget was higher as well so they could hire more people so it didn't take them 9 months to process forms and so they could enforce current laws.419 - "The GOP doesn't want a head to the ATF."They don't want the department to exist. They have worked hard to make the department impotent. I wish it was ended. It serves no useful purpose. |
| 1/25/13 3:25 PM | |
awilson82
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Member Since: 11/12/07 Posts: 15707 |
So II have it that you are a law abiding citizen and that you've passed a background check. Don't you feel criminals should too? Say you go to a gun show and some guy wants to buy your gun... you don't think they should go through a background check before they buy it? What if they can't pass and don't get the gun. Say 1% of all murders get prevented that way... would it be worth it? What if the ATF simply had the resources to prosecute dealers who illegally sell guns or prosecute people who lie on their applications. Say 1% of all murders get prevented that way... would it be worth it?" They should but they won't they will resort to stealing guns and/or buying unregistered guns which will be out there since it will be impossible to register the vast majority already here. Even if they outlaw private sales that's unenforceable without a registry and as I've already said I don't think our government has the ability to not fuck up a registry. Regardless the best argue against all that is the fact Canada scraped their long gun registry bc it did nothing. Sure prosecute those that sell illegally (they do) and those that lie on the 4473.
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| 1/25/13 3:26 PM | |
awilson82
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Member Since: 11/12/07 Posts: 15708 |
New Leaf 1.0 -Yeah but that won't happen I just want my damn forms processed in a timely manner.awilson82 -jzspanky -While not a republican I'm a gun supporter obviously and I wish the ATF was ran much more effectively. I wish their budget was higher as well so they could hire more people so it didn't take them 9 months to process forms and so they could enforce current laws.419 - "The GOP doesn't want a head to the ATF."They don't want the department to exist. They have worked hard to make the department impotent.
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| 1/25/13 3:31 PM | |
419
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Member Since: 11/12/00 Posts: 23808 |
"They don't want the department to exist. They have worked hard to make the department impotent." But still able to arm drug cartels. |
| 1/25/13 3:31 PM | |
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Tidbits
Member Since: 1/1/01 Posts: 8177 |
awilson82 -Tidbits - waaaaaahhhhhhhh!!!!!!Obviously many Americans care. Obviously those "many Americans" are FUCKING STUIPID. The 2nd Amendment and your right to own guns means nothing without the other rights. The 2nd Amendment was meant to be the FIRST resort when rights are being taken away, NOT the last. It is too fucking late. Your guns WILL be taken, and NO ONE will do DICK except bitch moan and cry. Will it happen tomorrow? or next week? or even next year? Most likely not, but it WILL happen. All of the other rights that would have prevented it, the ones that the gun nuts consider secondary, are the ones that are already gone and allowed it to happen. |
| 1/25/13 3:33 PM | |
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Rockstar44
Member Since: 8/27/06 Posts: 224 |
The 2nd Amendment was set in December 15, 1791.. Our lives have changed since 1791. Guns our way out of control.. we as a country need to regulate and ban assault rifles |
| 1/25/13 3:37 PM | |
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angryinch
Member Since: 3/14/04 Posts: 95998 |
Rockstar44 - The 2nd Amendment was set in December 15, 1791.. Our lives have changed since 1791. Guns our way out of control.. assault rifles are already regulated and essentially banned for use by the general public. I'm not sure why you would want to pass another law banning something that is already banned. Does that serve any purpose other than political theater and the illusion that we are doing something? "Assault rifles are already essentially banned." "Huh? Well....then let's ban them again!!!!!"
WTF? |
| 1/25/13 3:39 PM | |
419
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Member Since: 11/12/00 Posts: 23809 |
"The 2nd Amendment was meant to be the FIRST resort when rights are being taken away, NOT the last." No, the ballot box and jury box come first. |
| 1/25/13 3:39 PM | |
awilson82
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Member Since: 11/12/07 Posts: 15710 |
Rockstar44 - The 2nd Amendment was set in December 15, 1791.. Our lives have changed since 1791. Guns our way out of control..Bc they kill so many people right? Except they don't. Not to mention gun violence has been going down for decades even as things like right to carry laws have been expanded and the AWB expired.
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| 1/25/13 3:41 PM | |
awilson82
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Member Since: 11/12/07 Posts: 15711 |
Tidbits -No one ever intended revolution to be the first resort. As 419 said the ballot box and other measures come first.awilson82 -Tidbits - waaaaaahhhhhhhh!!!!!!Obviously many Americans care.
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