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In reply to the discussion: It is the guns. End of story [View all]Fla Dem
(27,745 posts)I must carry a license to operate which I receive after demonstrating I could safely operate the vehicle and understood all the laws pertaining to the privilege of operating a motor vehicle.
I cannot operate while under the influence of drugs or alcohol or I can be fined or arrested.
I must obey the rules of the road, or I will be fined or arrested.
I must renew my license periodically and once I am older, in some states must demonstrate I still am mentally alert enough to safely operate the vehicle, and my eyesight is such that I can still safely operate the vehicle.
If you are in violation of the laws and regulations repeatedly, or severely, you may lose your right to operate a motor vehicle.
These are commonsense laws, rules and regulations They are implemented and enforced not to make it more difficult for individuals to have the privileged of operating a motor vehicle, but to ensure a reasonable level of safety on our roads and highways.
I would have no issues with similar requirements being imposed on gun owners.
Finally, NOONE should be able to purchase a gun without a background check. Period.
Sellers of guns at gun shows...........
"Under the terms of the Firearm Owners Protection Act of 1986, individuals "not engaged in the business" of dealing firearms, or who only make "occasional" sales within their state of residence, are under no requirement to conduct background checks on purchasers or maintain records of sale (although even private sellers are forbidden under federal law from selling firearms to persons they have reason to believe are felons or otherwise prohibited from purchasing firearms)."