Democrats Demand Americans Get Government Permission to Buy a Gun

2019-01-10
Source: WashingtonGuardian
by: Awr Hawkings

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House Democrats are pushing legislation that will require Americans to get government permission before buying a gun in any setting, retail or otherwise.

On January 8, 2019, Breitbart News reported that the Democrats put forward legislation criminalizing private gun sales. Such sales are those between a life-long friend and someone he or she has known for 50 years; they are sales between neighbors, sales between co-workers, etc. In fact, they are gun sales that have been occurring in the United States since December 15, 1791, the date the Second Amendment was ratified.

But Democrats are pushing to eliminate them by criminalizing anyone who sells a gun to another individual without first asking government permission via a background check.

NPR explains that the Democrats are gunning for sales that “[include] Internet sales…[sales] at gun shows and person-to-person transactions.”

Source: Breitbart

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