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nadinbrzezinski

(154,021 posts)
11. Actually state police already do this when they got intelligence
Sun Jan 27, 2013, 03:07 PM
Jan 2013

That a vehicle in transporting guns. This is so similar to the camino de hormigas leading to Mexico it is not even funny. Both need a strict enforcement of current laws and the end of both straw purchases and no background checks.

correct Duckhunter935 Jan 2013 #1
Existing laws aren't effective, apparently Cirque du So-What Jan 2013 #3
The laws are Federal sarisataka Jan 2013 #8
I'm referring primarily to weak state laws Cirque du So-What Jan 2013 #10
Truth is not true sarisataka Jan 2013 #12
In that case, those convicted should not be voting members of that org Cirque du So-What Jan 2013 #15
To me sarisataka Jan 2013 #18
So, what - in your estimation - IS the true agenda of this billionaire-founded organization? Cirque du So-What Jan 2013 #23
Same as the NRA sarisataka Jan 2013 #25
well then that is a state issue Duckhunter935 Jan 2013 #16
Yes, and those weak state laws are the problem Cirque du So-What Jan 2013 #20
Felons ??....your list below has Class C misdemeanors for one.... pkdu Jan 2013 #31
I did not say they are all felons yet sarisataka Jan 2013 #34
we should tear up Interstate 95 right out of the ground datasuspect Jan 2013 #2
Let's not get hasty Cirque du So-What Jan 2013 #6
Why not back up even farther and take a good, hard look at the weapons manufactures themselves. RC Jan 2013 #4
There should be a crack down on arms trafficking. hack89 Jan 2013 #5
So..... random stops on I-95? Fla_Democrat Jan 2013 #7
Starting with federal laws Cirque du So-What Jan 2013 #9
So, to shut down the 'iron pipeline' Fla_Democrat Jan 2013 #13
Nice attempt to put words in my mouth Cirque du So-What Jan 2013 #17
ok, i asked, and got what I read above, so, tell me.... Fla_Democrat Jan 2013 #21
I consider holding dealers accountable to be a good start Cirque du So-What Jan 2013 #24
FFL dealers? Fla_Democrat Jan 2013 #27
Google Tiahrt amendments....then think about your first paragraph ... pkdu Jan 2013 #32
Will read more, but the FoP seemed to like it. Fla_Democrat Jan 2013 #36
Actually state police already do this when they got intelligence nadinbrzezinski Jan 2013 #11
Then it wouldn't be random Fla_Democrat Jan 2013 #14
It appears that you are missing the point. jazzimov Jan 2013 #19
Yup nadinbrzezinski Jan 2013 #26
No, I get the point Fla_Democrat Jan 2013 #29
OK, now I am officially confused. jazzimov Jan 2013 #30
Yes, serious debate Fla_Democrat Jan 2013 #35
Some excellent points! jazzimov Jan 2013 #38
Since the transportation of guns across state laws Lurks Often Jan 2013 #37
Which means the laws are ineffective, because they are impossible to enforce. jazzimov Jan 2013 #39
"Impossible to enforce" Lurks Often Jan 2013 #40
The same way we've stopped pot and cocaine from being smuggled on 95 Recursion Jan 2013 #28
Well they do still try by stopping every car with black males in them on 95 that they can stultusporcos Jan 2013 #33
It sounds like NY criminals are the root of the problem. aikoaiko Jan 2013 #22
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