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OR: OSP Collecting Data On Gun Sellers!
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Bruce W. Krafft
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"Just a few days before the universal gun owner registration bill kicks in, it appears that the Oregon State Police are planning on collecting data on sellers of guns, not just buyers."
"We’ve been telling you all along that SB 941 was never intended to be anything but a vast database of gun owners and now it’s being proven to be all too true."
"Starting today, gun dealers are seeing a new interface on their computer screens when they log in to conduct a background check on a gun sale. Now there is a box they can check for 'Private Party Through Dealer.' While not fully functional, it is clear that the Oregon State Police plan to demand, and database, personal information on the seller ..." ...
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H/t to David Codrea who notes that the only people who are not subject to registration laws are criminals; because it violates their 5th Amendment right against self-incrimination. |
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PHORTO
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Butbutbut...
...they CAN'T DO THAT!
Or so I'm told.... |
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