The chilling resemblance between ISIS indoctrination and Eddie Eagle

With all the usual talking points.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Useful_idiot

 

VG can claim my original statement is "False" all he wants.... except I spent the better part of a decade working in the field and being intimately involved in the day-to-day processing of the background check system. In short, I know what I'm talking about and he.... doesn't.

 

I await your evidence

 

Yeah I'll take your word for it. LOL

 

Oh I see. Retail sales have nothing to do with retail establishments. Is that what you are saying? Your version of retail sales is about price point.
Gotcha.

 

You win chuck. You made your point about the word retail. Good for you. Now can criminals buy guns for the same price as law abiding people in private sales?

 

I'm just trying to keep you honest. Criminals can't buy retail and you know it.

 

No way of knowing. Some criminals can steal a bunch of weapons, and sell them at much lower prices because there's no loss, and they can quickly distribute before LEOs/ATF catches wind. I believe it's called "peddling lead" or something like that.

 

Was my question invisible to you? LOL

 

Nope it isn't.

But I understand how easily you are confused or your inability to tell the truth.

I tend to lean to the latter.

 

That would be why they love to go to gun shows where people like you have no problems selling firearms to complete strangers without a background check.

 

Why pay retail when they can buy at a gun show and not have to go through a background check?

Or buy from people who don't mind advertising on the Nickle Ads?

 

Why?

 

It is. You made a specific statement based on nothing but general demographics.
If your statement was sound, so was his, and so was mine.

 

Prove it.

 

Are you not familiar with gun show attendance?

Here's a thought: I prove 15,000 is not unusual and you apologize and admit you are wrong.

I'll order a sheet cake and ice cream and pointy hats.

 

Why do you believe sales gun shows are not governed by the same laws as gun sales everywhere else?

 

The attendance to gun shows isn't the issue; your unsound application of general demographics to the attendees is.

 

I guess you forgot your story has you loaning him the guns past the allowed limit.

You have already stated YOU broke the law.

And insisted I should describe how anyone could enforce it.

And I did.

And you whined and cried and moved the goalposts.

Don't set up these hypothetical situations if you are going to act like a baby when I prove what you insist cannot be proved.

 

And of course after moving the goalposts, you create the straw man.

The state prosecutor would be most interested in how the criminal got the firearm(s) to do his crime.

I did not say the state prosecutor would reduce it to 2nd degree, this is something you made.

I said take the death sentence off the table.

That would make you a liar, would it not?

You want to play the game, don't change the rules when the game does not go your way, honey.

 

According to a U of Chicago study, most criminals buy guns from people they know--not anonymous strangers at gun shows. It's common sense. If I were a criminal, the second to last place I'd try to buy a gun is at a gun show. Most have cops present, both as security and as customers. In addition, it's a place with a lot of people (witnesses). Why would you buy a gun in front of witnesses if you were a criminal?

In a survey of almost 100 detainees in the Cook County Jail, few said they get firearms at gun shows or through the Internet, said Harold Pollack, co-director of the crime lab. They also said they don’t normally steal guns or buy them at a licensed store.

“Some of the pathways people are concerned about don’t seem so dominant,” Pollack said.

Most of the inmates said they had a gun within six months of getting locked up. And most said they got the weapons through personal connections because they feared getting caught in a law-enforcement sting or being robbed by a stranger.
http://chicago.suntimes.com/news/survey-crooks-get-guns-from-pals-dont-keep-them-long/

 

They would be foolish to buy them at gun shows--too many witnesses, and at least at the ones I've been to, cops have been at the entrances/exits. Criminals don't buy guns at gun shows. They buy them on the streets or get their non-criminal record friends/families to buy them.

 

Private sales aren't retail. All the armlist ads I've seen required the sale to go through FFL dealers.

 

Sure. Traffic laws reduce traffic accidents because more people obey them.

 

Many armslist say in the ad no BCG required. Check the private sales box