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Originally Posted by MaDef
What kind of Logic salad is that?
The Supreme Court has ruled that an individuals right to keep and bear arms is a constitutional right. District of Columbia vs. Heller:
not entirely, there are currently 7 states that require serial # registration for so called "ghost guns".
Last Year (I think it went into effect in Aug), the Biden Admin implemented the "Frame and receiver rule", that states all frames, and lower receivers must have serial #'s and buyers must pass background check.
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That’s right you have the right to keep and bear arms. Examples not to be limited too such as the transfer of a firearm(s) within the family through inheritance, supervised use by underaged within the family circle or sporting or competition events, a gift from a father to his son, or as SeanC suggested make your own like others do. All IMO satisfies the constitutional right. However in this country the firearms industry and businesses are not owned by the collective. The way I see it, they are privately owned by individuals exercising their right to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness and the right to bear arms and are not required to sell you a damn thing if it’s not in their interests to do so. Just as your constitutional right to bear arms can not in any way compel me to sell you my firearms.
My argument was to open the criminal history no matter what stage in life a crime was committed before a
purchase. Or raise the age to 21 so there was a record to check. According to you they finally did open minor age records to back ground checks. That’s a good thing imo.
The other was Red Flag the use of
prescription drugs our ‘professionals’ hand out like candy which has been known for decades to have side effects of increased violent, suicidal, aggressive behavior. Any bets that most shooters were on the stuff when they tripped off line? Any bets the shooter in Nashville who was under care for mental health was taking anti-depressants? If they’re on the stuff they shouldn’t have a gun and dealers shouldn’t sell them one. I’d bet if anyone looked they would find a correlation between the rise in that prescription drug use and the rise in shootings and other violent behavior.
What ever the case they need to leave me and other law abiding mentally sound citizens and our firearms out of the argument.