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What number did you call to get ahold of Laurie Barnes?
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Previous violent felony or in possession during the commission of a felony. I see no issue there. Point is, we need to start being tougher on people who commit crimes with firearms. The POS who killed the cop in Astoria last month had multiple violent confrontations with police and certain legislators, like Jennifer Williamson and Floyd Prozanski, want these people out on the streets. Now, is my tinfoil hat saying they want these people out there so they commit more crimes, could well be. Regardless, until we start actually punishing people who break the law with firearms they will continue to ignore the law and walk through the revolving door of the justice system. That is only gives more fuel for further gun control.While fundamentally I don't disagree, I would make one caveat
Violent felon in possession of a firearm.
Or maybe even the caveat a felon in possession during the commission of a crime.
I know a number of good people who made mistakes in their past who are not a danger to society. Most drug related, the people now being free from drugs for several decades. They are not a risk to society, they just happened to be people who got caught doing what a lot of people do when they are young and dumb.
I have one friend who owns a number of firearms, his wife is a prohibited person from a 20 year old pot conviction. (in Idaho where if you get a drug charge you are never eligible to restore firearms rights without a pardon from the Governor ) He goes to great lengths to make sure she is never in "possession" but if some hot shot cop got a bug in his butt I am sure she could be charged.
So you would give her a fixed prison term of 25 years? Ignore the 20+ years she has been a productive member of society, the kids she has raised and all the good she has done since?
These are good people. If you met this family you would never guess she is a convicted felon. They own a nice home in a upper middle class neighborhood, she runs an insurance brokerage. She is on the PTA, drives a new Subaru packing around her three kids to soccer and dance class.
We live in a world where "felon" really does not mean what comes to mind probably better than 1/2 the time. 9% of the population has a past felony conviction. 9 out of every 100 people you see every day is a convicted felon. There are people who I think should never be allowed to have a firearm, But "felon" in many cases is not a good metric in my opinion.
Remember in several states it is a felony to give or receiver oral sex
It's all about perception though. If WE control how the laws get tougher then that cuts the wind out of their sails. We can focus on criminals and not law abiding citizens. They can't disagree or it looks like they are really just trying to ban guns and not "save the children." if they argue that criminals will not be deterred then we have them in a catch 22.If they're too violent to have access to firearms, they are too violent to be free. Firearms are inanimate objects which they will get if want to, and are among the lesser dangerous items a violent individual hell bent on mayhem could employ if they want to.
That's incorrect. If a dealer is not running a background check they are breaking federal law. ALL dealers, regardless of state, are required to run background checks on every purchaser under federal law. No permit, issued by anyone, exempts this process.Here in Arizona no nics call is ever made, if you have a current AZ CCW card.!
That's incorrect. If a dealer is not running a background check they are breaking federal law. ALL dealers, regardless of state, are required to run background checks on every purchaser under federal law. No permit, issued by anyone, exempts this process.
I stand corrected. Thanks for the info.Here is a list of states that accept CCW permits in lieu of a NCIC check
https://www.atf.gov/rules-and-regulations/permanent-brady-permit-chart
They also match prices and negotiate on prices. I haven't ever paid the marked price on any gun or optic I've bought there. They dropped a scope price 33% for me once without a second thought.Not a good way to do business. but they also charge over retail which isnt a way to get my business either.
Actually, some Republican lawmakers are trying to dissolve the ATF in to the FBI.There's the ATF and then there's the FBI. Never the twain shall meet.
Delayed again, ugh I might as well move back to Cali and wait the 10 days. Lol, hold your comments about me moving back to Cali