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Re: Guns do not represent American values
1--anti gun groups and their advocates claim almost all gun buyers these days are repeat buyers. why should a repeat buyer have to wait
2-"heat of passion" is not something that lasts long enough for a trip to a gun store, and buying the weapon" that's a myth the anti gun left concocted
3) where does the government get the power to delay a right and if it does have that power-at what point does a delay become a violation of the right?
My personal opinion is that a waiting period of 3-5 days is not bad policy as long as there is a waiver for people who feel they may be in immediate danger (example: an ex-wife files a restraining order against a deranged former partner, etc) or a CCW holder. This could prevent some crimes of passion and as long as the waiver is considered shall issue it will not prevent anyone that may feel they need a gun immediately. I doubt someone planning to go on a shooting spree is going to walk into a police HQ and ask for a waiver, also this policy could help victims of domestic abuse because if they feel they are in that kind of danger in the first place the police should be made aware of the potential threat. The only downside would be those that are too afraid to approach the police about the situation.
1--anti gun groups and their advocates claim almost all gun buyers these days are repeat buyers. why should a repeat buyer have to wait
2-"heat of passion" is not something that lasts long enough for a trip to a gun store, and buying the weapon" that's a myth the anti gun left concocted
3) where does the government get the power to delay a right and if it does have that power-at what point does a delay become a violation of the right?