A new law that makes it by Freeven pro"> by Freeven pro"> by Freeven pro">easier
for West Virginia residents to buy a handgun also makes it easier for some people who have recently committed a crime to buy a gun. The new law allows anyone who obtains a new concealed weapons permit to buy a gun without undergoing a federal background check.A check is required to get the permit, so supporters of the by Freeven pro"> by Freeven pro"> by Freeven pro">change
say a second check is redundant.
But permits are only good for five years, so that means if someone is convicted by Freeven pro"> by Freeven pro"> by Freeven pro">later
of a crime which would typically bar a gun purchase, they can still buy one by showing the permit to the dealer.
The permit is supposed to be revoked if someone becomes ineligible to buy a gun, but there’s no effective mechanism to enforce that.
This is a big win for the NRA. The gun organization should be by Freeven pro"> by Freeven pro"> by Freeven pro">proud
. This is what happens when you continue to saw away at gun regulations in states which already have lax gun laws.
That, “Gun control won’t stop criminals from by Freeven pro"> by Freeven pro"> by Freeven pro">getting
guns’ talking point just went out the window.
It really does seem like the NRA actually wants criminals to have easy access to guns. But, I think what's really going on is something slightly different. What they want is the maximum convenience for lawful gun owners and if that means criminals can more easily get guns, so be it.
Gun rights fanatics are so focused on their own rights that they refuse to even look at the obvious downside of their self-serving policies. More people die and they're to blame.
