AndyC wrote:From an FFL dealer, yes - but there's no such requirement if you sell your firearm face-to-face to another Texas resident.alvins wrote:i thought when they called when you buy a gun it was a basic background check already?
He wants it so that you can't even do that without having to go through an FFL - to save the children, of course. No more private gun transactions of any kind.
I have two words for Chucky, but I don't think they would be suitable even if we had a 50-yr old rule in here
Schumer to introduce bill
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In fact, because of the above, his own state does not contribute names to any system. I'm asking purely as a rhetorical flourish, exactly how dumb is this man?PeteCamp wrote:What names? There are no states that contribute names to the system unless they are convicted in a court of law. It is, by definition, a database of criminals in the US. Would the good Senator have his name added to that database when he purchases a firearm? What exactly does he mean?NEW YORK (AP) -- U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer said Wednesday he will propose legislation requiring all gun buyers to undergo a background check and broadly increasing penalties against states that don't contribute names to the national background-check system.
Never mind. Schumer has never allowed the facts to cloud his rationale.
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Re: Schumer to introduce bill
Schumer's words and deeds cannot be adequately explained by stupidityThe Annoyed Man wrote:I'm asking purely as a rhetorical flourish, exactly how dumb is this man?
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I believe it was the House Republicans that promised this.RoyGBiv wrote:The Repubs started talking about requiring all new legislation to include specific Constitutional citation documenting authority of Congress over the subject matter of proposed legislation...
Whatever happened to that?
Schumer is a Senator. He and they play by his and their own rules.
I can't believe Schumer continues to be re-elected.
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Reading the name Schumer reminds me of one of my favorite Mark Twain quotes:
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