Then why is the NRA opposing Biden's attempts to stop illegal gun trafficking?
Today, the Biden Administration is announcing additional actions to reduce gun crime and make communities safer. This plan builds on the steps the
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So what good does any of this do when his fellow Democrats appoint AG's or prosecutors that give the most liberal sentences to violent criminals? Again, guns don't hurt anybody, it's people that hurt and kill other people. of course the NRA opposes it. Look at what he offers from your link:
Supports local law enforcement with federal tools and resources to address violent crime
What federal tools are they speaking of they didn't have before?
Invests in evidence-based community violence interventions
Okay can you give me one example of what this means?
- Expands summer programming, employment opportunities, and other services and supports for teenagers and young adults, and
- Helps formerly incarcerated individuals successfully reenter their communities.
So removing a deterrent is going to help in stopping gun crimes? Where has that ever worked before? Businesses move out of high crime areas, they don't create them. Nobody wants to open up a business in a high crime environment.
Crack down on the “Iron Pipeline” – the illegal flow of guns sold in the south, transported up the East Coast, and found at crime scenes in cities from Baltimore to New York City – and other firearms trafficking by adding personnel and other resources to strengthen the Justice Department’s multijurisdictional task forces that target interstate firearms trafficking.
This, from the party that allowed over 2 million illegals to enter this country last year, most untested, most unvaxed? Then busing or flying them all over our nation coast to coast?
Launch a National Ghost Gun Enforcement Initiative, which will train a national cadre of prosecutors and disseminate investigation and prosecution tools to help bring cases against those who use ghost guns to commit crimes.
Most violent crimes don't involve any ghost guns. Next?
Pursue unlawful gun sellers that put firearms in the wrong hands by taking steps such as prioritizing federal prosecutions of those who criminally sell or transfer firearms that are used in violent crimes, including unlicensed dealers who sell guns to criminals without the required background checks.
In other words sales of firearms from person to person, few of which are ever involved in violent crimes.
This is all nothing but a dog and pony show that won't reduce violent crimes by a percentage of 1%. Most all of what's contained in this post has to do with federalizing local law enforcment. I don't have the time to respond to each one, but it's all bullshit.