Quantum Windbag
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You know......................making straw purchases a felony may have kept the CO warden alive, because the chick that bought him the weapon he used to kill him, as well as a TX policeman, knew she would go to jail for life, maybe she wouldn't have bought it for him.
Yeah..............background checks, and making straw purchases a felony is a good start.
So is limiting the amount of ammo a gun can have before reloading to 10 rounds is a better start.
Check out the latest information on Sandy Hook if you don't believe.
You know, straw purchases are a felony.
I guess that makes you as wrong about the law as you are about the Navy.
Actually..................if you buy liquor or beer for a person under the age of 18, it carries LESS penalties than it does if you buy guns for a person with a felony under their belt.
I mean............................the dude that killed the CO prisons person had someone buy them a gun, and they're just now being prosecuted.
Supplying alcohol to a minor is less of an offense than straw purchases? Damn, what will we do.
That happened last week, are they supposed to prosecute people before they commit a crime?