miketx
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Every gun I have bought since the mid nineties has had no background check of any kind ran on me.No one can debate a nutter who says laws to enforce laws are required.Says the idiot who says we need laws so laws are enforced.Shut the fuck up stupid.What part of "The police were called several times on this guy for threatening people and having illegal gun parts" are you refusing to understand? The police did nothing! You want more laws? Then you are nothing but a commie gun grabbing pos! Enforce the law as it is and this bastard would have been locked up!
If the left had any self awareness they’d hide in shame.
I'm not going to debate your right wing talking points that are strictly designed to distract from the real issues.
Gun-control rivals team up on bill to fix background-check database
What? Fix it? You mean the current system wasn't perfect?
And for how many years were you not willing to even discuss fixing this database system? That's what I thought. Because you were brainwashed to believe any gun legislation was bad. So you wouldn't even look at the flaws with our current system. Well, luckily some Republicans are starting to come around.
improve the national background-check system by increasing how often states and federal agencies report offenses that would legally prohibit individuals from buying a firearm.
Their bill is narrow in its focus, reiterating and reinforcing the requirement that federal agencies report all infractions to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS), and creating financial incentives for states to do so as well.
The deficiencies of the NICS database have come into sharp focus since it was revealed that a 2014 domestic violence conviction should have prevented the shooter in this month’s fatal attack on a church in Sutherland Springs, Tex., from buying a firearm. But the Air Force never reported the conviction to the background-check system.
The problem isn’t confined to the military: The NICS database is missing millions of such records, according to an estimate by the National Rifle Association, citing a 2013 report from the National Consortium for Justice Information and Statistics that found “at least 25% of felony convictions . . . are not available.”
FIX IT!!!
How many years have Democrats been asking but Republicans were unwilling? So fuck off. We don't need to convince the crazies in your party.