Gun control debate (merged)

I missed the buying timeframe in that example. Can you point it out?
MATTHEW JAMAAL JOHNSON purchased the handguns in 2020 and 2021 from licensed firearms dealers in Oak Forest, Ill., Mokena, Ill., Hodgkins, Ill., and Lansing, Ill., and falsely certified on federal forms that he was the actual buyer, according to an indictment unsealed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Chicago.
 
So there is no valid reason. The only time it would happen would be for inappropriate reasons.
It's ignorant to protect a "so called right" (which it is not) that is only used by criminals.
It's that kind of nonsense that makes the law abiding gun nuts look so nutty.

There are many reasons someone would buy multiple guns at one time legally, wanting to is valid enough reason. We are a free country (supposedly) and no one should be required to justify their purchases to the government. Someone purchasing to resell to those not legally able to buy a gun is currently breaking the law, what is so hard for you to understand about that?
 
MATTHEW JAMAAL JOHNSON purchased the handguns in 2020 and 2021 from licensed firearms dealers in Oak Forest, Ill., Mokena, Ill., Hodgkins, Ill., and Lansing, Ill., and falsely certified on federal forms that he was the actual buyer, according to an indictment unsealed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Chicago.

Good thing he's being prosecuted for his crimes. In this country we don't punish innocent people for the crimes of others, at least not yet anyway.
 
So there is no valid reason. The only time it would happen would be for inappropriate reasons.
It's ignorant to protect a "so called right" (which it is not) that is only used by criminals.
It's that kind of nonsense that makes the law abiding gun nuts look so nutty.

Really? Why is this not a valid reason:

Hell, maybe someone came into a bunch of money and making bucket list purchases for their collection?

I've bought several firearms just because I wanted them. I don't hunt or have any "valid" reason other than I like taking them to the range. It's a hobby, and something I enjoy. As a law abiding citizen it is my right to own as many guns as I want and buy as many as I want as frequent as I want.

If somebody is buying weapons to give to others who can't buy them they are already breaking the law. If they just want them, what is the issue?
 
Who has asked for a prohibition on guns? Certainly never me.
you want a constantly decreasing number of guns available to the public. that's prohibition on a timer.
you want a LOT of guns completely banned. that's prohibition.
you have suggested a lot of "options" that would make guns unsafe, more expensive, and/or unwieldly for the direct purposes of limiting how many people bought them. that's prohibition.
you want the government to take certain acts that make legal gun owners criminals over night with no real option. that's prohibition.

the sum total of all the things you think are reasonable or rational equals prohibition. you just continue to hide behind imprecise terminology to lie about your true intentions.
 
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Who is grabbing guns?
What a dumb term.
the ATF. remember the gun brace conversation we had going on previously? The only viable option for citizens is trust the government to be efficient enough to process millions of tax stamp forms, or throw away their guns, or I guess sell them. the ATF has taken action to take away guns from legal owners, that's gun grabbing.
 
So there is no valid reason. The only time it would happen would be for inappropriate reasons.
It's ignorant to protect a "so called right" (which it is not) that is only used by criminals.
It's that kind of nonsense that makes the law abiding gun nuts look so nutty.
lol. so you are the sole decider on what is an appropriate reason? how do we codify something as arbitrary as "appropriate"?
 
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MATTHEW JAMAAL JOHNSON purchased the handguns in 2020 and 2021 from licensed firearms dealers in Oak Forest, Ill., Mokena, Ill., Hodgkins, Ill., and Lansing, Ill., and falsely certified on federal forms that he was the actual buyer, according to an indictment unsealed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Chicago.
so he bought 27 handguns over 2 years. that's pretty much 1 a month.... not 27 in a month like you made up.
 
There are many reasons someone would buy multiple guns at one time legally, wanting to is valid enough reason. We are a free country (supposedly) and no one should be required to justify their purchases to the government. Someone purchasing to resell to those not legally able to buy a gun is currently breaking the law, what is so hard for you to understand about that?
There is absolutely nothing at all that is hard to understand about that.
What is so hard to understand about the fact that lying on a form is a law that many who are intent on illegal gun trade are willing to break? It's a meaningless and ineffective law.
 
Good thing he's being prosecuted for his crimes. In this country we don't punish innocent people for the crimes of others, at least not yet anyway.
Are you nuts?
Innocent people are always punished because of the crimes of others.
 
There is absolutely nothing at all that is hard to understand about that.
What is so hard to understand about the fact that lying on a form is a law that many who are intent on illegal gun trade are willing to break? It's a meaningless and ineffective law.
What do you think is the line that a felon won't cross?
 
Would it be different if it was 27 in a month? How about 27 in a day?

Careful...........
to me, no.

to me, or probably the criminals although for different reasons, it doesn't make a difference if its one guy buying 27 guns "at once", or 27 people buying 1 gun a piece. If the intent is an illegal sale, its illegal. 27 a day, or 1 a year, still illegal.

I like how you admit the form is pointless, but some timeline is going to be more effective. what do you think would establish that timeline? The pointless form you just knocked.
 
There is absolutely nothing at all that is hard to understand about that.
What is so hard to understand about the fact that lying on a form is a law that many who are intent on illegal gun trade are willing to break? It's a meaningless and ineffective law.

Then so would any new law you want to pass.
 
to me, no.

to me, or probably the criminals although for different reasons, it doesn't make a difference if its one guy buying 27 guns "at once", or 27 people buying 1 gun a piece. If the intent is an illegal sale, its illegal. 27 a day, or 1 a year, still illegal.

I like how you admit the form is pointless, but some timeline is going to be more effective. what do you think would establish that timeline? The pointless form you just knocked.
Then why did you even ask?
 
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