jc456
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- Dec 18, 2013
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it doesn't stop someone from getting a gun. What can't you understand about that?Don't need to, I live in north western South Dakota. I don't even know if I have a key to my home doors haven't locked them in years...Criminals will be criminals that's why they are called criminals no Amount of new laws will change that.dumbass
So....why do you lock your doors?
That's great, S. Dakota residents don't need guns if what you say is true. Sadly, S. Dakota isn't NY or CA or any other state in our nation. Thus, let's toss out Heller and allow we the people in each state and each city / county to decide on who can and who cannot own, possess or have in their custody and control a gun, how it must be stored and the type of firearm legally possessed.
And like the old South you would have been one of the guys determining how blacks should be allowed to vote...how much they paid in Poll Taxes and what kind of Literacy test they had to take...then people like you would determine where on a bus a black could sit...
We know how you nuts feel about basic human Rights and that is why they had to spell them out for you in the Bill of Rights.......twit.
What does any of your babble have to do with just checking to see if someone is a criminal or mentally ill.
This is the part I don't get. No one wants either group with access to fire arms. A majority of NRA members support background checks. The public overwhelming supports them.
And yet the gun fanatics oppose even this. Just checking to see if someone is legally allowed to buy a gun is an 'undue burden' to them. That's how ludicriously skewed they've become.
Merely *checking* if the person trying to buy a gun is violent felon.....is too much to ask of them.