oh, ok this statement "It's because the actual point of gun control laws is not to disarm violent felons--the point of gun control is to disarm regular folks." is
RELATIVELY proven, so it shouldnt be questioned.
Strawman.
Question away.
It is patently obvious that requiring background checks is in no way meant to prevent folks who do do not submit themeslves to background checks (violent felons, for instance) from getting guns.
It is also patently obvious that requiring gun registration is in no way meant to prevent folks who do not register their guns (violent felons, for instance) from getting guns.
It is also patently obvious that requiring waiting periods is in no way meant to prevent folks who do not observe waiting periods (violent felons, for instance) from getting their guns right now.
It is also patently obvious that criminalizing ownership of guns is in any way meant to prevent criminals (violent felons, for instance) from getting guns.
The patently obvious truth is that background checks, waiting periods, and gun registration are the baby steps toward criminalizing gun ownership for decent, law-abiding folks--the victims of violent felons--rather than the criminals themselves. This is the patently clear intent of such legislation, otherwise these laws would not infringe upon the rights of decent, law-abiding folks to legally obtain guns--they'd be able to walk right into any Wal-Mart, bait shop, hardware store, or sporting goods store and buy any gun they desired without having to produce anything but legal tender.
The obvious point of gun control legislation is to prevent just that--the ability of decent, law abiding folks to legally obtain any gun they choose without the permission, interference, or any other infringment upon their right, by the government.