It's not anyone's business if a law abiding citizen owns firearms.
Says you. I say they should be registered and tracked. Many are, but not all.
Says you.
There is no reason that the property of private citizens has to be tracked by the government.
That's right, says me. And yes, there are plenty of reasons, as evidenced by the fact that those reasons had to be argued successfully to get the gun control we already have. Maybe, if you scream it loudly enough to yourself over and over and over ("There are no reasons!!!"), it will become true, and all the laws will disappear.
Or maybe not.
A background check and tracking are 2 completely different subjects.
I have no problem with background checks because I pass them every time which shows that I am a law abiding citizen and since I am a law abiding citizen I can buy firearms.
So the reason we have the gun laws we do now is not to track every person's gun but rather to prevent people legally ineligible to own guns from buying them.
It is not you business what law abiding citizens own be it guns, or anything else
Ah, how quickly I can make you move the goalposts:
At first: "There is no reason that the property of private citizens has to be tracked by the government."
Then: "It is not you business what law abiding citizens own be it guns, or anything else"
See the difference? and you undercut your own argument, as "law abiding" is subject to the laws which are in pace, which have changed and can change some more, exactly as I am suggesting. Well, that was easy. Have a nice day!