Let no tragedy go to waste

[mb504]

too late. this was today


https://www.judiciary.senate.gov/mee...BvE5QwbCmZBkV4


Notice the lies accepted as truth


My mother’s death began with an internet search for a gun. Because of loopholes in our law, it
was perfectly legal to sell them the gun used to kill my mother –– no background check and no
questions asked.
If a strong background check law was in place, I could be having breakfast with my mother
instead of appearing before your Committee.
But today, anyone with an internet connection can exploit the same loophole that killed her, and
browse more than 1 million ads for guns in states that do not require background checks. And,
according to Everytown for Gun Safety, nearly 1 in 9 people who respond to those ads can’t
pass a background check.

The most bigly one
I’m a gun owner, and I believe fully in the Second Amendment. But I also know that it’s time for
Congress to listen to the 90% of Americans who understand that requiring a background check
is common sense. Because no family should have to get that call that I got from police 5 years
ago –– the worst call in the world.

https://pay.reddit.com/r/AsAGunOwner/

[Eric P]

Background checks should be eliminated.

Serial numbers on gun need to be eliminated.

There is no legitimate reason for either if you truly believe the 2nd Amendment is meant to limit the power of the government instead of hunting.

[TFOGGER]

Ain't that the truth. I had to buy an AR with a FSB just so I could attach a bayonet.

I have a Nagant with a bayonet...I think it qualifies as a ranged weapon

[Irving]

Serial numbers on gun need to be eliminated.

That'll never happen, regardless of any 2A issues, and it'd be a terrible business decision in general.