Mexico violence - new look @ US gun laws
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Mexico violence - new look @ US gun laws
| Thu, 03-12-2009 - 1:10pm |
Mexico violence prompts new look at US gun laws
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Diaz also says a 1930s gun law can be used to regulate imports of .50-caliber rifles also used by the cartels. Federal officials say about 90 percent of guns seized in Mexican organized crimes came from the U.S.
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"my original point was that 90% of the guns used by Mexican gangs are coming from the U.S.
Short answer is because there is no enumerated right in the Constitution or BoR to own a car.
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Okay, let's try this again...just went back to correct a typo & then my entire post disappeared...ack!
We've had problems with rabid raccoons around here.
I'm well aware that it's different 'in the country'.
Going back to the old
I agree.
"this is a favorite of many gun owners...and yet they only see the analogy to a certain point."
I believe some gun owner compared the two in this very thread or another recent thread.
"Yes, I'm sure that little chihuahua is much more lethal than that handgun...
I would bet that the majority of gun sales in our country are 'private party sales' & not necessarily through licensed dealers...who also have been known to not always follow the rules.
Why do you think this? Can you cite any studies or reports that suggest such a thing?
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