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what’s the difference between a background check and a universial background check?
how is that enforced? how am i gonna do a background check on my neighbor? who’s gonna pay for it?Current federal law requires a background check for any gun bought from an FFL dealer, but not from a private sale by a non-licensed FFL person. A UBC would include private sales, like your dad or neighbor sells you a gun and he/she is not an FFL gun dealer. A lot of people do not support that, they see it as a gov't intrusion into your business.
That's a good question. Why are repeat drunk drivers allowed to continue to drive after revocation (they are still allowed to keep their vehicles even after repeated DUI convictions). Most fatal crashes involving drunk drivers happen after numerous convictions, when the subject should have long since been prohibited from even owning a vehicle.Why is that a bad thing. You have to register your friggin car…
A lot of those guns were bought in Indiana...just miles away from Chicago where gun laws are far less strict
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I would imagine that a "universal" background check is every transaction and a background check is just if you're a dealer. I'm not sure.what’s the difference between a background check and a universial background check?
There is a billboard on a highway 130 over in Texas advertising a gun you can buy at a local gun shop. "Make 1,000 yard hits". I'll take my chances with being bludgeoned, strangled, burned, poison or ran over.They can still stab, bludgeon, strangle, burn, poison, or run over, them.
not if youre a 2nd A supporter,,Isn't that just common sense?
so you are advocating for something you aren’t even sure what it is? hahah cultist parroting, parrot cultistI would imagine that a "universal" background check is every transaction and a background check is just if you're a dealer. I'm not sure.
We do background checks when we hire folks (I do credentialing which means that lands in my inbox). Something I learned a while back was that there is even a difference in background checks to make matters worse. Some places offer to check court records to see if there are any convictions. Meaning that if a guilty verdict was returned, that would show up. A not-guilty verdict may show up as may a no-bill because there was a an out-of-court settlement. Then there are the jurisdictions. In the county where the check was conducted, there may not be any legal actions. Two counties over (let alone 2 states), you can have multiple warrants that some checks may not reveal. And then there is the whole question of Juvenile record.
how is that enforced? how am i gonna do a background check on my neighbor? who’s gonna pay for it?
dembot cultist just parrot their cult leaders without actually thinking about what they are saying…because the reality is they are saying nothingTwo excellent points...and the most important point....?
How will the government know a background check was done?
That is where the demand, and the actual goal, of gun registration comes in.....
I would imagine that a "universal" background check is every transaction and a background check is just if you're a dealer. I'm not sure.
We do background checks when we hire folks (I do credentialing which means that lands in my inbox). Something I learned a while back was that there is even a difference in background checks to make matters worse. Some places offer to check court records to see if there are any convictions. Meaning that if a guilty verdict was returned, that would show up. A not-guilty verdict may show up as may a no-bill because there was a an out-of-court settlement. Then there are the jurisdictions. In the county where the check was conducted, there may not be any legal actions. Two counties over (let alone 2 states), you can have multiple warrants that some checks may not reveal. And then there is the whole question of Juvenile record.
The dirty little secret is that they don't care how many people get shot either. Crime and bloodshed is "coin of the realm", 'grist for the mill", for the criminal justice system and the legal system.There is a reason why not......the next step will be to demand gun registration, which they will claim is necessary for universal background checks...
They don't care about background checks....they want gun registratin.
Universal sounds more robust than the other type.so you are advocating for something you aren’t even sure what it is? hahah cultist parroting, parrot cultist
Doesn't go deep enough.Ok.....let's try you out.....
A free phone App.....you punch in the buyers name, birthday, like cops do doing a traffic stop....it will give you info on if they are a felon, or have outstanding warrants.....
Free, simple, no record of the check, anyone can do it....and no gun registration needed......
This is all we need........
Would you support that?
Universal sounds more robust than the other type.
Anything that keeps guns aways from the mentally ill is a good thing. Your bloodlust doesn't matter to me.
To follow your logic.Yup. Too many young men who commit those mass shootings.
Perfect reason why they should raise the minimum age for rifles.
how is that enforced? how am i gonna do a background check on my neighbor? who’s gonna pay for it?
Doesn't go deep enough.
How many times have they been arrested? How many DUIs have they had? How many misdemeanors.
Then we should require background checks before selling a car because you could be selling it to somebody that has a history of DUIs, right?Because there is no background check requirement for face-to-face intrastate sales between residents of the same state. In such a transaction the seller could unknowingly sell a firearm to a prohibited person.
Then we should require background checks before selling a car because you could be selling it to somebody that has a history of DUIs, right?
