Quote (Meatstick @ Jan 24 2018 06:29am)
What I'm saying is the laws are ridiculously lenient and unnecessarily give access to guns to almost anybody ffs. Both the guns and the gun owners are problematic honestly, who says it can only be one or the other
You have to pass a background check in the states. And they don’t sell guns to “anyone”. There are 10 types of people who would be rejected by a background check: felons, fugitives, drug addicts, the mentally ill, illegal immigrants, some legal immigrants, people who have renounced U.S. citizenship, people under restraining orders, people convicted of domestic violence and anyone charged with a crime that could bring more than a year in prison are ineligible.
In Canada, to be able to buy and own guns (non restricted) all you have to do is sit in an 8 hour gun course (PAL) and submit scores to the rcmp which then do their own background check.
And what exactly is so different ?