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Comment on Global Understanding: Gun Violence in America by Dan Gunderman

Dan Gunderman — Tue, 16 Apr 2013 06:42:21 +0000

Eric, appreciate the read! Though the article does not go as far in-depth as YOU discuss, this was because it’s simply the content covered at a Global Understanding convention. We may have an editorial in the near future about the progress of the package of gun-rights through the NJ Senate, however. Would love to see what you think of that!

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Comment on Global Understanding: Gun Violence in America by Eric Winters

Eric Winters — Tue, 16 Apr 2013 03:58:57 +0000

Alright where do I begin? First of all this article is an incredibly biased piece of reporting which pushes an anti-gun agenda on the reader. Aside from this your “facts” and statistics need explaining. “While federal law does require a background check to buy firearms, there are private sellers who do not exactly follow these rules”. There are no federal laws for private citizens to be subject to background checks when selling to another private citizen. Private sales at gun shows account for a fraction of the sales of firearms, both in general and at gun shows specifically. FFLs, or federally licensed firearms dealers must conduct background checks whether they are on their own premises or at a gun show. “Out of all of the illegally trafficked guns in the United States, 30% come from these shows”. Do you know how much 30% is? I would like to know where you found this statistic because that is an obscenely high number that simply cannot be taken at face value. “The background check law should apply to all gun sales, not just licensed sellers”. Do you know why we, gun owners, are opposed to background checks being applied to private sales? It is because the seller, as well as the buyer must be subject to a background check. The ATF currently licenses and approves dealers as you wrote, which allows the federal government to sleep well at night knowing firearms are being sold by those who they have approved (and who must by law keep records for a certain period in case they really wanted to know who bought what guns). If universal background checks were instituted the sellers would be checked, but it would not be effective unless the government knew exactly what firearms he or she was selling, since the controls they have in place on FFLs need not apply. Since potentially every firearm in the United States could potentially be sold in a private transfer there would need to be immediate gun registration and registration of all future firearm sales as well (licensed and unlicensed). Everywhere where gun registration has been instituted confiscation has soon followed. This may seem innocuous to you, but for gun owners like me that would be the death of liberty as we know it. “A 22 gauge rifle”. The correct term is .22 caliber. Gauge is a unit for measuring shotgun barrels. This can be forgiven since you are most likely not a shooter, but when you are reporting you should be held to a higher standard, especially on controversial issues. “This is not an example of illegal gun ownership, but irresponsible gun ownership. There is no excuse for a rifle to be easily accessible to a 4 year old”. You are correct. This was irresponsible however there is a a reason for a rifle to be easily accessible to a four year old: education and training. Our children are our future and it is our responsibility to teach them about safe and responsible firearms ownership and operation. A loaded rifle should not be easily accessible to a four year old, except when shooting in the proper conditions. Of course this is my opinion, but tighter gun control is not the answer. These laws have failed and are actually dangerous where they have been implemented, New Jersey included. Unfortunately, although you comment on the specific presentation, your article fails to address any of the real underlying problems that are underneath the superficial covering of “gun violence” all the while trying to chip away at the Second Amendment rights of American citizens that I and many other hold dear, even if you do not.

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we love cody cummings — Sat, 13 Apr 2013 01:49:31 +0000

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