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Not unless there is universal background checks. As it is now, the good guys with a gun go through background checks and the bad guys with a gun don't. Does that make sense to you?
And which of the bad guys in the dreadful crimes these last few years (like Newtown, which our President finds so especially appaling that he's dragging victims' families to and fro in a cynical bid for sympathy -sympathy and emotion he no doubt hopes will replace reason and argument) got their guns at gun shows?
Keep up with your own postings please....everything we have been talking about is from the seller not the buyer....
Below is the original posting me and Snake are responding too.
I think you might still be drunk.
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Originally Posted by 01Snake
The seller only collects the cash from the buyer, signs the title & registration paperwork and gives it to the buyer and that's all she wrote as far as the sellers involvement. The State is only notified when the buyer goes in to register the car and pay the sales tax on it.
I draft a Bil of Sale to protect myself in case something comes up later.
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Originally Posted by lycos679
Oh, yeah that's how it is where I live too. The buyer does all the work and if they decide to use the car in a crime without filing the paperwork the seller is protected.
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Originally Posted by chucksnee
So the dealer/seller was supposed to do all the work then...WOW..i'll let them know next time so I don't have to go to the court house to register my car...the delaer/seller will do it.
If you notice I never said the seller was supposed to do all the work. I said the exact opposite. If you don't see your error you might want to stay off the road for a while.
48,000 felons got caught trying to obtain firearms illegally last year, but only 44 were prosecuted by the DOJ....
We don't want to enforce the laws we have. Instead we want to take away rights and criminalize law abiding citizens so we can lock them up and get them working for UNICOR Prison Industries.
If you notice I never said the seller was supposed to do all the work. I said the exact opposite. If you don't see your error you might want to stay off the road for a while.
Nope, not drunk, but I will apologize, I mistook one of your postins as being sarcastic....that's why I went the way I did...
The older one was not a US citizen. Does that matter? His request for citizenship was denied after a background check! Should we allow the background check process, that is used for citizenship, to be waived for gun purchases so that foreign terrorists can get their hands on weapons with more ease and less attention?
No need. As it stands now, a criminal can buy a gun in broad daylight with cash and a handshake.
Well, handshake optional . . .
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