I don't know who to trust anymore, but I figured I'd share this to let everyone make their own decisions.
Obama & Republicans Working to Team Up & Pass Dangerous Gun Control
Sources: NRA won't oppose background check deal – if Democrats cede tough records fight - First Read
^^^ The NRA released this statement in response to the above NBC article:
An article appearing today on NBCNews.com is falsely reporting that NRA will not oppose legislation being negotiated in the U.S. Senate that would mandate background checks for all gun purchasers.
The story posted on NBCNews.com alleges that NRA will not oppose expanding the background check system to include all private firearm sales, "provided the legislation does not require private gun sellers to maintain records of the checks". This statement is completely untrue. The NRA opposes criminalizing private firearms transfers between law-abiding individuals, and therefore opposes an expansion of the background check system.
The NRA supports meaningful efforts to address the problems of violent crime and mass violence in America, through swift and certain prosecution of violent criminals; securing our schools; and fixing our broken mental health system.
It's the Ammoland article I'm a little more concerned with. Not sure if they are the same thing or what. I have been learning about the NRA's history and just recently learned that they have supported and helped draft gun control legislation in the past. Something I didn't know till last week.
Obama & Republicans Working to Team Up & Pass Dangerous Gun Control
Sources: NRA won't oppose background check deal – if Democrats cede tough records fight - First Read
^^^ The NRA released this statement in response to the above NBC article:
An article appearing today on NBCNews.com is falsely reporting that NRA will not oppose legislation being negotiated in the U.S. Senate that would mandate background checks for all gun purchasers.
The story posted on NBCNews.com alleges that NRA will not oppose expanding the background check system to include all private firearm sales, "provided the legislation does not require private gun sellers to maintain records of the checks". This statement is completely untrue. The NRA opposes criminalizing private firearms transfers between law-abiding individuals, and therefore opposes an expansion of the background check system.
The NRA supports meaningful efforts to address the problems of violent crime and mass violence in America, through swift and certain prosecution of violent criminals; securing our schools; and fixing our broken mental health system.
It's the Ammoland article I'm a little more concerned with. Not sure if they are the same thing or what. I have been learning about the NRA's history and just recently learned that they have supported and helped draft gun control legislation in the past. Something I didn't know till last week.