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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Yeah, they keep saying that, and yet I haven't heard any of them yet be any more specific than to say they're coming from the US.
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Perhaps that's how it is in your area.
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martinisnsushi - the two most important food groups!
Yeah, they keep saying that, and yet I haven't heard any of them yet be any more specific than to say they're coming from the US.
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martinisnsushi - the two most important food groups!
I can understand being concerned...after all, we just got out from an admin that wanted to do much, much more than regulate firearms.
Ain't that the truth.
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But I'd gladly recomsider if you could point me to some evidence beyond the gut feeling of someone who doesn't like guns or think a lot of gun owners.
First of all you might be right...you might be wrong as well.
As for what I think of gun owners, you have no idea.
No? You don't think you might have given just a glimpse in your posts in theis group?
You're being disingenuous. The point is that you want to treat all gun
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"If the serial numbers are on these guns the ATF can trace them back to the dealer/wholesaler.
Yeah, I've heard of the process.
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