I think we have shown over and over that gun huggers "solution" to mass killings and gun violence in general is (stupidly) ......more ******* guns
I think we have reached the point of "Enough" guns. We don't need any more guns out there than we already have. In fact, we need to clean up the illegal guns that are out there now even if it means inconveniencing a citizen or two doing it. Case in point, Texas and Arizona States have become the Gun Resources for the Drug Cartels in Mexico and the Criminal Gangs in Metro Cities across the US. We need to put a stop to that now. And, I submit, the way to do that is through the Commerce laws. If any state continues to contribute at that level to criminal gun activity, freeze their borders where they can't have the guns shipped into their state. If the Guns are manufactured in that state, freeze the state borders where they can't legally ship their guns out. The Manufacturers will move to a State where there are little or no restrictions and the Illegal Gun Market all but dry up. When you have over 250K number of Guns every month moved to Criminal Activity every month from just two or three states (I think we can add Kansas and Nevada in there as well) then that's some serious illegal activity that really can't be taken care of using Gun Regulations. It's become more of an Interstate Commerce Problem. It's going to take either Congress to pass laws to force the FTA people to do it or a President that isn't on the take to force the FTA to do it. Either way works. But as long as the millions are spent by the Gun Manufacturers and Lobbyists, don't look for that to happen.
Okay, you Party of Trump pukes. You want to curb illegal gang violence, there is your chance. Back this and watch not only the Inner City Gangs start to lose their Guns but the Mexican Military to be no longer be outgunned by the Drug Cartels.
And it's done without one single addition of Firearms Regulation at the Federal Level. But it forces the offending states to clean up their act without harming their citizens right to own and purchase firearms.
No...Texas and Arizona are not the gun resource point for the drug cartels.....they get them from the Mexican military which gets them from the U.S. government....they also get their military rifles from China, and Europe. The drug cartels are also putting new gun making factories on the border so they can now import guns to the gangs in this country.
I just love it when your blowing smoke. Here are some facts
Just under 2000 guns were sold/transfered under Operation Fast and Furious. But according to that ATF, from 2009 to 2014, there were over 75,000 traceable guns bought in just Texas alone that were smuggled into Mexico into the Drug Cartels. That is just the traceable one. The estimate by the ATF is closer to 750,000 from 4 or the border or near border states.
Where do Mexican drug cartels get their guns? The US.
My how that just under 2000 grew to over 73,000 at the same time. I just learned something. If a Mexican Drug Cartel Member wants to temporarily legally cross into the United States (he has the money for the bribes) he can go to any gun show in the State of Texas and buy enough guns to fill a panel truck and drive it back across the border and not even be searched at the border. He doesn't even need an frickin ID or any kind. The total number of Untraceable Guns coming out of the states that do not require background checks are gun shows going into Mexico is over than 750,000.
By the same token, a Gang Member can drive down from any large norther Metro Area with his panel truck...... You should get the idea. Or maybe, he's just a "Business Man" taking his "Cargo" to Chitown for profit. Until 2013, Colorado was on the list for guns headed for Chicago like that. Kansas still is and so is Oklahoma. South Dakota is a favorite Gang Gun Shopping Mall.
The number of weapons stolen from homes, Mexican Army, Police and Law Enforcement are a drop in the bucket to the numbers being imported in from the US Border and Near Border states. The fact is, the Mexican Drug Cartels don't have to steal it from the Mexican Police. They already have them outgunned and just pick their guns out because it's convenient.
If you think that is BS, let's try another outlet.
The day I got my AK-47: Guns, Mexican drug cartels and US laws
Read this about the purchase of an AK-47 in a parking lot in the US that was completely untraceable. And the education that the Writer received from the Mexican State Police.