NRA continues to fight for gunrunners
Roger47
2012/06/30 16:39:39
Even after the border agent was killed in 2010, the NRA continued its fight to defend gunrunners from laws that would make gunrunning a crime.
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Somebody found an E-Mail.... didn't do their research and wound up getting their butt kicked ................................ again.
Certain people within the current administration want to see the citizens of this country disarmed and firearms possession made illegal. It is that violation of the 2d Amendment that the NRA is battling. Holder is a lackey for the Brady group and other anti-gun lobbies.
Holder and the DOJ ran the "Fast & Furious" scam to try and justify laws against the sale and purchase of firearms.
I would be willing to bet that most criminals south of the border get most of their weapons from international weapons brokers....seeing as how some of the cartels have some rather sophisticated automatic weapons.
What is most amazing...is that all the gullible twits buy the crap that the anti-gun nuts spread...
The bill, called the Stop Gun Trafficking and Strengthen Law Enforcement Act of 2011, would make gun trafficking a crime under a new federal statute.
Rep. Carolyn Maloney (AP photo)
Its sponsor, Rep. Carolyn Maloney, D-N.Y., said at a news conference that currently, there is no federal statute that outlaws gun trafficking to criminal organizations. She called for open discussions with the National Rifle Association on passing the measure. The NRA is a staunch opponent of legislation it views as restricting gun owners’ rights under the Second Amendment.
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So THAT'S why people sell guns to the government.
And Maloney is wrong:
"In the United States, straw purchases are a felony violation of the Gun Control Act of 1968 for both the straw purchaser (who can also be charged with lying on Federal Form 4473) and the ultimate possessor. "
"A straw purchase is any purchase where a person purchases a firearm for another person who is not eligible to purchase it. Although it usually refers to the purchase of illegal firearms, the term can refer to almost anything bought or sold illegally."
You might want to study up on the reality of gun purchase laws:
http://www.americanfirearms.o...
Gun rights advocates are much more likely to be single-issue voters than those on the other side of the question. As a result, the NRA can reliably deliver votes by keeping fear of gun laws always in the forefront. This they do well. Former NRA leader Wayne LaPierre famously attacked gun control legislation in 1995 as giving “jack-booted government thugs more power to take away our constitutional rights, break in our doors, seize our guns, destroy our property, and even injure or kill us. They promote fear .
The NRA is a bunch of tools, feeding one conspiracy after another, whipping up fear, and getting the fools to part with their money for more guns, bigger guns, better guns.... more amo... bigger amo... better amo.... repeat. Fear is very profitable.... then along came Eric Holder, and the NRA had no idea just what he might have in his files. So, Holder had to go. Except he didn't. Holder would have never had any problem if the NRA had not put full court press on a very nervous Issa.
I guess that makes Ben Franklin a conspiracy nut tool. :p
The ATF's efforts to stop drug cartels from smuggling thousands of firearms into Mexico each year are handcuffed, they say, by a debilitating lack of resources and an absence of statutes to outlaw gun trafficking.
Without a targeted federal gun trafficking law, prosecutors are forced to rely on other statutes that agents and prosecutors say are difficult to enforce and riddled with loopholes.
Chief among them: a frequently used law against lying on the ATF’s Form 4473 at a gun shop—especially in claiming the buyer is purchasing for himself, rather than someone else. But court decisions have made this “straw buyer” charge difficult to prove and judges often don’t take it seriously. The issue has been highlighted in recent months by both U.S. Attorneys posted along the border and the Justice Department’s inspector general.
Current laws also keep the ATF in the dark on sales of assault rifles, the cartels’ weapon of choice. Recent efforts to require that border gun stores immediately report multiple sales of these rifles to ATF—which might create investigative leads—have so far gone nowhere.
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Scary that some people are so dumb as the believe the government will abide by the law.
The BATF is a bunch of thugs and loose cannons who believe they can do anything they want without regard to whether it is legal or not. There are essentially slime and no better than the drug cartels in Mexico.
When do you get your blame priorities in order roggy?