List of executive actions Obama plans to take as part of anti-gun violence plan

#18 School Resource Officers...So who is this and do they carry?

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Originally Posted by deadguy

watch this question pop up on forms related to healthcare and insurance in the future: do you or anyone in your residence own a firearm?

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Or on a tax return...

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Originally Posted by tdw63

Don't like the one about Doctors asking patients about guns in the home. This is a blatant invasion of privacy.

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Doesn't mean you have to answer. Of course it will probably end up being construed the same as if you refuse to answer per the 5th Amendment so they would then assume the answer was yes.

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Originally Posted by IAm_Not_Lost

I am not sure I am following you. I have read a few different accounts of his directives and the only thing I have heard on background checks would be that the same background check being used now would be applied to all gun purchases, specifically requiring private sales to use a dealer as a middle man. How would that equate to a registration?

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Because in the process of checking the background, the ATF will require the serial number of the firearm that is changing hands. Do you think they would really allow me to check the background of a person and sell them 30 guns on the spot? No. It is not going to work that way.

Not sure most liberals are going to like the results of the CDC study, though. Young poor black men shooting other young poor black men with pistols isn't as exciting as madmen with evil black rifles.

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Originally Posted by ruso

Here's a good article that breaks down each of Obama's executive orders:

Everything You Need To Know About Obama's Gun Violence Prevention Proposals | ThinkProgress

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Good link but it doesn't break down his EOs. It breaks down his ideas for controlling gun violence. The article is addressing his broad ideas, not the individual EOs.

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Originally Posted by TX expat

Good link but it doesn't break down his EOs. It breaks down his ideas for controlling gun violence. The article is addressing his broad ideas, not the individual EOs.

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Yeah, I realized that after reading into it more. Plus it was incomplete. I since deleted my post.

Breathing easier but ...........

I see a lot of spending for unionized government workers.

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Originally Posted by Lotus222

With a national background check system, shouldn't the Feds already know this information? And I totally agree. This will probably affect your insurance and other related services.

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The National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS), does as the title states, does not document weapons in anyway. The ATF Form 4473 is presently the only means to trace ownership and is maintained at the origin of sale for a period of twenty years or until the FFL is surrendered to the BATFE, the records are then surrendered to and filed by the BATFE.

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Originally Posted by Lotus222

I'm concerned with the universal background check system.

1) This will equate to a national registration of firearms.
2) What happens if someone has possession of a gun that is not in the national database? Will this be a crime? What if a family member borrows a firearm, or has one in their car, etc. Would they then be committing a crime?
3) Can firearms that are "banned" be passed down to another family member? (Assuming a ban passes - I doubt and hope it would).

...still thinking about other issues, but you get my point.

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So...if my dad wanted to give me one of his firearms we would have to find an FFL to do it?
Also, when he dies(not soon I hope) and my brother and I are settling his estate, what do we do then?

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Originally Posted by TX expat

Good link but it doesn't break down his EOs. It breaks down his ideas for controlling gun violence. The article is addressing his broad ideas, not the individual EOs.

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Interesting read. The comments however are frightening. The sheep!

18. "Provide incentives for schools to hire school resource officers."

Appears to be putting a good guy with a gun in the school.

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Originally Posted by Bikemobile

Interesting read. The comments however are frightening. The sheep!

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The comments on this forum? How so? Everyone has an opinion on any given subject and in their opinion what action to take and everyone has a right to state an opinion just as you have the right to question their opinion.