BreezeWood
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Gun control laws are not as effective as they should be because:
- The laws are watered down before they're passed such as only requiring licensed dealers to do background checks.
- Local authorities don't enforce the laws.
- There is no uniformity in the laws between states. If there is a problem buying guns in one state, they can be bought in other states.
- Background checks are only as good as the data in the system and many states don't go a good job in supplying information for the FBI National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
We don't abolish laws because they don't work as well as we think they should, we fix them. To make the laws more effective they should be more uniform throughout the nation, all guns should be registered, and a background check should be required for all sales.
all Firearms: bolt or lever action per round non detachable magazines would have made a difference in all the mass shootings past and future.
What is your area of expertise that leads you to that conclusion?
it simply shows respect for the weapon modern day supporters have lost all perspective of in playing with their toys.
Well Regulated as a respect by those who were aware of the weapons potential for Firearms being included in the Constitution - there is no need for multi-shot automatic weapons for any reason in either sport or the public domain.