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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (1140056)6/7/2019 1:38:54 PM
From: Sdgla  Respond to of 1575183
 
JMHO 0bama should be forced to live somewhere in the south side of Chicago. Let him brag about not having a weapon when the gang members are loaded for bear.



To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (1140056)6/7/2019 1:38:58 PM
From: d[-_-]b1 Recommendation

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TideGlider

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“Anybody can buy any weapon any time — without much if any regulation, they can buy it over the Internet, they can buy machine guns,”


While you can buy almost anything on the internet - taking delivery is a far more cumbersome/regulated process.
It is true that legal, fully registered, full auto guns are for sale on gunbroker.com and other web sites - it's not like they box it up and send it to your doorstep. It sill has to go from a registered FFL dealer to another dealer in your state and then you start the 6-12 month transfer paperwork before you can take it home. That's assuming your state allows full auto ownership and you pass all checks.



To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (1140056)6/7/2019 2:55:23 PM
From: locogringo1 Recommendation

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FJB

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FactCheck.org - A Project of The Annenberg Public Policy ...

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In remarks at a technology conference in Brazil, former President Barack Obama misrepresented U.S. gun laws, claiming that “anybody can buy any weapon … without much, if any, regulation ...



Obama Bashes US Gun Laws While Giving a Speech in Brazil — But Gets ‘Literally Everything’ Wrong