now wait a moment
But I have given you here video taped proof of the gun show loophole according to which criminals can buy and sell guns at gun shows with no id, and no background check.
Since I have been accused of being dishonest and a liar, and yet I have shown everyone here videotaped proof of the gun show loophole, show your honesty about Dunkin Donuts and show us the documentary proof of your statement that gun sales are taking place at Dunkin Donuts. How many gun sales in the past year have taken place at Dunkin Donut locations?
I have been a member of another online forum locally for many years. I wound up selling a fellow a semi-automatic target rifle (something the gun-haters would probably call an “assult rifle”) and met him across the street from the bank where he got his money out.(I wish I’d known Dunkin Donuts was a good place to complete a gun transaction, it was cold out there in the parking lot!) After we shot the breeze for a few minutes and he decided to buy it from me, I told him that seeing as how we’d known each other online for a couple years I didnt feel the need to exchange drivers license numbers (which seems to be the common practice among most private gun sales I’ve ever been involved with) and just handed him a bill of sale with the serial number on it. A far cry from the "loophole mentality so many anti gunners seem to possess.
A quick search on the internet turns up many different statistics. This one here shows Arizona as number 4 and SC number 7. Even if Arizona was number 2 right behind DC, you are ignoring the fact there are major drug related crimes in that state, most especially considering their proximity to Mexico.
No one is denying it happens; but It is dishonest b/c you potray it as if it ONLY happens at gun shows and this is a provision mistakingly left out of the 1968 legislation, neither of which is true.
Yes you can make that generalization. Arizona isn’t 100% rural, and neither is South Carolina. Both boast large cities and have issues with illegal aliens and gangs.
Read the laws and you will see the proof that they are just as applicable to gun shows as they are to Dunkin Donuts.
Insert Cop/Donut Shop joke here……(I wish I’d known Dunkin Donuts was a good place to complete a gun transaction, it was cold out there in the parking lot!) …
Anyway, he agreed that we didnt need to exchange drivers licenses, and handed me his business card back along with his half of the signed bill of sale… he was an FBI agent! …
YouTube doesn’t allow criminal content; videos that show such are usually removed.
Here is the real loop hole: If someone has a driver’s license they are authorized to opperate the most deadly weapon of our day on the streets. If someone should not get access to a weapon then they shouldn’t have a driver’s license. Therefore if they have a driver’s license, there is no reason they should not be able to buy a weapon much less deadly than an auto. Codifying this would be a lot more efficient that a beauracratic background check system.
buying a firearm from someone you do not know may back fire (pun intended). If you are not an expert and buy a weapon from other than a reputable dealer, take it to a gun smith and have it checked out. Of course for the cost of getting it checked out you may as well just buy from a reputable dealer whom you can take it back to if there is a problem.Sorry I’m a little late to this topic but if anyone is giving out revolvers I’ll take one!
Truthfully I am interested in buying some guns -mainly for home protection and critter control so if anyone wants to pm me with what you want to sell I might be interested.
Maybe this could be a new fund raiser for the forum if they take a % of sales
Honestly, I would own a few guns if not for the fees and red tape. It really does work as a deterrent.Sorry I’m a little late to this topic but if anyone is giving out revolvers I’ll take one!
Truthfully I am interested in buying some guns -mainly for home protection and critter control so if anyone wants to pm me with what you want to sell I might be interested.
Maybe this could be a new fund raiser for the forum if they take a % of sales
Hey everyone, do you feel safer as more and more people are bringing loaded guns and assault weapons into Dunkin Donuts, Starbucks, restaurants and Catholic Churches. And do you like this idea of selling guns to anyone with no background checks, no ID’s, and no registration? This is what these gun manufacturers and gun dealers want. This is their hidden agenda. They want the criminals to have the right to buy guns and assault weapons not only at gun shows but also at places such as your local Dunkin Donut, without any ID, and no background check, and no registration. This is so because as more and more criminals are able to buy guns on the gray market without registering them, people will justifiably become fearful and go out and become a client of the gun manufacturer by purchasing their own gun out of fear for their safety. Thus we see a spiral of more profit for these gun manufacturers in motion. Presently more than 30,000 U.S. men, women and children die each year from gunshot wounds, the highest homicide rate from guns in the world. Of those 30,000 deaths, only about 1,500 are due to accidental shootings. As more and more unregistered guns become available to the criminal element, this horrible cancer of death and sorrow from gunshot wounds will only go up.
**I fear the criminals who wear uniforms. **
Interesting video. At the end of this video he states that:
Sure there might be a 1001 justifiable reasons why one might want to carry a firearm, but I seriously question it defining the true meaning of freedom.
Oh, please.
I took you seriously until I read the third sentence.
“…go they way they are predicted…”? By whom? Gun-control laws have been relaxing recently, in case you haven’t noticed. Most states now allow some form of concealed-carry–which has not, contrary to the predictions of gun-control advocates, caused a tidal wave of shootings anywhere the laws have been enacted. Several states are considering, or have passed, open-carry laws…which means you’ll be able to actually *see *the evil things! (The horror!)