Post by tigercpa on Jan 18, 2018 18:43:31 GMT
www.nraila.org/articles/20180105/you-ve-got-fail-investigation-into-online-gun-sales-backfires-on-gun-controllers
Despite unverified claims, gun control activists usually spout that "it's easier to buy a gun online than buy a book" or some similar "it's easier to buy a gun online than [insert activity here] horseshit.
In yet another embarrassment for the gun control lobby, a government investigation of online gun sales designed to determine “whether private sellers would knowingly sell a firearm to an individual prohibited from possessing one” determined that … no, actually, they would not.
In 72 attempts undertaken over 2 ½ years, undercover agents trying to buy guns through readily-accessible Internet sites failed exactly 100% of the time to complete a sale when the seller had reason to believe the buyer was prohibited or lived in another state.
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Despite unverified claims, gun control activists usually spout that "it's easier to buy a gun online than buy a book" or some similar "it's easier to buy a gun online than [insert activity here] horseshit.
In yet another embarrassment for the gun control lobby, a government investigation of online gun sales designed to determine “whether private sellers would knowingly sell a firearm to an individual prohibited from possessing one” determined that … no, actually, they would not.
In 72 attempts undertaken over 2 ½ years, undercover agents trying to buy guns through readily-accessible Internet sites failed exactly 100% of the time to complete a sale when the seller had reason to believe the buyer was prohibited or lived in another state.
0-72.
