The one eyed man in the kingdom of the blind wasn't king, he was stoned for seeing light.
Well if there is anyone who knows "snark" it is you!
(Just for fun...apparently you consider it "snark" when I correct you about the name of a law...is it also "snark" when you correct people about - well everything?)
But of course! It must have been a suggestion that involves your personal goal.
If you are referring to doing something about mentally unhealthy people getting guns - I don't disagree. Of course who will define mentally unhealthy is the challenge. (I will volunteer.) What's more - no
background checks are required when buying guns at gun shows - among other "loopholes." So mentally unstable person will not be prevented from buying guns at gun shows even if HIPAA allows access to mental health records. And of course, they can just "borrow" mom or dad's guns - or get a friend to buy for them.
There are many things that can be done to reduce this national problem - but among them has to be controls on guns.
Straw purchases are illegal and result in federal time for the purchaser. (unless, of course, the straw purchase has been blessed off in advance by a federal agency, right Whitey?)
The "Gun show loophole" is both overstated and misreported. Dealers at gun shows are required to do NICS checks on purchasers, just like they are required anywhere else. The sole exception to NICS checks involves private party to private party sales, which in many states still involve NICS checks.
Guns are already controlled. The notion that it's just the wild west out there and you can just run into your local hardware store and plunk down a sawbuck and walk out with a gun is largely just that....a myth. It's one that certain parties prefer to portray as fact, but it's a myth.
How's gun control working for Chicago? NYC? While we're at it, how'd prohibition go? The war on drugs?
Yeah, bans and strict controls work ever so well.
The one eyed man in the kingdom of the blind wasn't king, he was stoned for seeing light.
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