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So when is the deadline that they have to vote on the bans?
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Should be either voted or tabled in Senate committee this week or next.
Bans are dead in the water though, as are mag limits. The real worry is mandatory background checks.
Too many people see these as harmless, when they actually are worse than any of the above.
Think about it... they would establish the precedent that the government can require citizens get government permission before transferring private property.
There is nothing today a citizen can legally own that requires the governments' pre-approval to buy or sell.
This is one of the slipperiest slopes you can think of.
Bans are dead in the water though, as are mag limits. The real worry is mandatory background checks.
Too many people see these as harmless, when they actually are worse than any of the above.
Think about it... they would establish the precedent that the government can require citizens get government permission before transferring private property.
There is nothing today a citizen can legally own that requires the governments' pre-approval to buy or sell.
This is one of the slipperiest slopes you can think of.
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Not exactly... I mean it'll prevent felons for sure... It'll increase business for dealers. I am sure most stores who do free transfer won't do free transfer anymore.
Just change the name to The Outdoor Lounge.
Our wonderful government (I'm be very sarcastic) would love to be about to tell us when to eat breath and poo
Won't make too much difference to most. I'm willing to bet (as if needed) that the felons will still get the same guns at the same prices that are getting now. They can take their background checks and stick em in their background!
