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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]2020 is going to bring you another defeat. I will celebrate by buying another gun. You’ll be losing the sliver of what’s left of your mind. [/quote]

Let's say Trump can't thread that needle (80k votes) again and gun control laws are passed. Will you obey the law? What controls would you follow or not? universal background checks? registration? mandatory buyback?

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Background checks? Doesn't bother me, I already get them when I buy a new gun.

Registration? Will not comply.[b] The only thing registration is designed to accomplish is create a list of people who own guns for later confiscation. [/b]Fortunately, the dems have prematurely ejaculated over the whole confiscation thing, and have charged headlong past even talking about registration, and have gone straight to the confiscation-talk. So registration is sort of a moot point anyway now, since dems have already gone ahead to the next step.

Confiscation (what you call a "buyback")? ABSOLUTELY WILL NOT COMPLY UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.

So there's some honest answers for ya.

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Uh. How about tracking down straw purchases and cutting down the number of illegally-owned guns on the street?

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PP here.

I'm totally fine with both of those.

But they won't be very popular with gun control proponents because neither provision will take guns away from the non-criminal public at large. And that's the real goal, as we've now seen. [/quote]

So if registration helps with this would you still oppose it? 
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History has shown that registration is used for confiscation.  Its occurred here in the USA and abroad.

The way to deal with straw purchases is actually prosecuting them, and much stiffer penalties.[/quote]

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