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@2APerfectly@DaddyBrianMC Not sure how I am arguing with myself since you keep responding but I think we have reached a dead end and will just have to disagree
Oregonians are voting on whether to significantly increase gun restrictions.
If passed, the measure would require people who want to buy a gun to pay a fee, take a safety course, submit fingerprints, and pass a background check to obtain a permit.
https://t.co/CWtPJi3IQr
@2APerfectly@DaddyBrianMC your attack you just made my point- “for public safety” is why public assembly permits are constitutionally permitted & the same reason common sense gun laws including reasonable fees are permissible even though both could be argued to limit your fundamental constitutional rights
@2APerfectly@DaddyBrianMC You have to pay fees to to get a permit to exercise your first amendment rights to have a public assembly in most cities in the USA
@2APerfectly@DaddyBrianMC The government cannot take my property (a fundamental right under the constitution) by prohibiting me from building on it without paying me for it but they can require me to get a permit to build and then at a fee for that permit
@DaddyBrianMC@2APerfectly If you can afford to buy a gun you can afford a reasonable fee in addition to the purchase- just like if I want to go hunt each year I can afford a reasonable fee for a hunting license- totally agree that fee should not be prohibitive
@2APerfectly@DaddyBrianMC Yes stated purpose is to prohibit people who are not authorized from getting a gun but result, which is implied, is to make it harder for criminals to get their hands on guns - not so naive to think some won’t find a way to get a gun anyway but it doesn’t have to be easy for them
@DaddyBrianMC@2APerfectly Unfortunately, private sales do not require a background check and that loophole needs to be closed - on the training - costs and length should be reasonable but that could be part of the legislation
@2APerfectly@DaddyBrianMC If they want to buy a gun legally yes - whole point of background check is to make it harder for them to get a gun - if they buy a gun illegally they should go to jail -
@DaddyBrianMC@2APerfectly Yes - as a responsible citizen I owe it to every other citizen out there to protect them from my ignorance and possible bad behavior by getting proper training and a background check - just as I expect them to do the same