Quote:So your link is supposed to prove that they are voting on logical gun restrictions "One is an amendment that would bar people who are on terrorist watchlists from buying guns. Another would crack down on online and private gun sales that evade background checks." Hate to take away guns from those on the terrorist watchlist. I guess you are supporting not taking away those rights?

I've discussed why someone should be concerned with a watch list being the only reason to revoke constitutional rights. As for online sales there is no loophole to legally get around a background check. I purchase any firearm online it has to be shipped to an ffl3 dealer who is responsible to do my background check, these are usually smaller gun mstore that charge a fee for the background check and the transfer of the firearm. Now there are secondary purchasing websites where I might sell you my gun and then there's no background check. It's still illegal for me to sell it to you if your a felon and I can't ship it to you so this is almost always a local transction. I'm not required by law to do a background check on you to sell you my gun. That would be a little ridiculous to suggest I have to do a background check as a private citizen but that's what they want to make private sales between individuals so expensive and time consuming most don't bother.

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