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https://www.bostonglobe.com/2020/01...sal-background-checks-an-assault-weapons-ban/
Elizabeth Warren posted this comment on Facebook and linked the above article, so this would presumably be very close to what she'd like to implement as president if elected
Our gun violence epidemic is a public health emergency—and we need to make big, structural changes if we want to end it. So today, I introduced the Gun Violence Prevention and Community Safety Act in the Senate to confront this crisis head on.
*Require state or federal liscense to purchase firearm
*7 day waiting period on all guns
*21 years old to purchase any guns or ammo
*Ban similar to 2004 assault weapon ban would be re implemented
*bulk gun purchases (doesn't say how many is considered bulk) would be restricted
*Allow manufacturers to be sued in civil courts
*100 million a year for gun violence research
*100 million a year for gun violence intervention programs
Can we get a proper discussion on these items perhaps, instead of just re-used talking points like most threads?
All this push to 21 talk, smoking, guns, etc. Should just up to 21 for marriage and military enlistment
Has anyone seen any studies about how often a new gun is legally bought and used to kill within a week? I feel like this is a myth
Very dissapointed there's nothing about stricter sentences for people who actually use a gun in a crime, or a mandatory minimum for a felon in knowing possession of a gun. Those are two keys areas of gun violence that could actually bring the number of deaths down, not just make it a headache for a person with no criminal intent or history to buy a gun.
Elizabeth Warren posted this comment on Facebook and linked the above article, so this would presumably be very close to what she'd like to implement as president if elected
Our gun violence epidemic is a public health emergency—and we need to make big, structural changes if we want to end it. So today, I introduced the Gun Violence Prevention and Community Safety Act in the Senate to confront this crisis head on.
*Require state or federal liscense to purchase firearm
*7 day waiting period on all guns
*21 years old to purchase any guns or ammo
*Ban similar to 2004 assault weapon ban would be re implemented
*bulk gun purchases (doesn't say how many is considered bulk) would be restricted
*Allow manufacturers to be sued in civil courts
*100 million a year for gun violence research
*100 million a year for gun violence intervention programs
Can we get a proper discussion on these items perhaps, instead of just re-used talking points like most threads?
All this push to 21 talk, smoking, guns, etc. Should just up to 21 for marriage and military enlistment
Has anyone seen any studies about how often a new gun is legally bought and used to kill within a week? I feel like this is a myth
Very dissapointed there's nothing about stricter sentences for people who actually use a gun in a crime, or a mandatory minimum for a felon in knowing possession of a gun. Those are two keys areas of gun violence that could actually bring the number of deaths down, not just make it a headache for a person with no criminal intent or history to buy a gun.