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IA: Adopt gun regulations to fight terrorism
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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I support President Barack Obama’s proposal to enact common-sense gun regulations in response to the terrorist threat.
Obviously, we should block suspected terrorists from gun purchases. If the name is on a no-fly list, it should also be on a no-buy list. This would require expanding our screening system to include gun shows and online purchases.
If 40 percent of guns are acquired without a background check, as they are now, we might as well not have any background checks at all. |
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mickey
(12/19/2015)
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"we might as well not have any background checks at all."
Finally, gun grabbers and I can find some common ground. |
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jac
(12/19/2015)
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This brain dead liberal can't stick to voicing his opinion. He has to make up statistics to support his unsupportable opinion.
The percentage of gun sales conducted without a background check is nowhere near the 40 percent he claims. |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(12/19/2015)
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| Karen is a proletarian dufus, and as such, should never be allowed to vote. |
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