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That solution seems to assume that the prospective gun buyer is honest when creating their profile, without any way to check against third-party information sou
by drivingmenuts 11y ago
That solution seems to assume that the prospective gun buyer is honest when creating their profile, without any way to check against third-party information sources.
- jMyles 11y agoThe proposal is that, in the event of a discharge causing injury, they can reveal their persona in order to prove that they were were qualified to own the weapon in question. If, on the other hand, it turns out that they provided misleading information for this purpose, they lose the protections of the 2nd amendment for the purposes of the incident.
- LordKano 11y agoThis may work when dealing with the incompetent but not the malicious.
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- drivingmenuts 11y agoIt doesn't even really solve the problem, because a victim is still injured or dead somewhere. Biometric locks were a better idea that got shot down by the NRA. At least that one had the potential to reduce gun deaths, certainly far better than the current solution of "get everyone moar guns".