Wednesday, October 18, 2017
Here's My Latest Letter ...
A letter Wednesday, 'Criminals
Will Get Guns Anyway,' reports that "only between 3 percent and 11
percent of criminals who used guns purchased them legally," claiming
that making it harder to buy guns legally won't make a difference. But
this ignores the obvious problem with the equation. Nothing ever
happens to the 'illegal' seller. Suppose there were strong penalties
for selling firearms in any manner except one prescribed by law. And
the penalty for violations were to be commensurate with the crime
committed with the firearm in question. So the seller might wind up
being charged with being complicit in mass murder. Might that make a
difference?
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