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Senate reaches bipartisan agreement on gun control.
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The agreement would provide funding for mental health, incentives for the creation of so-called "red flag" laws to remove firearms from people who are a danger to themselves or others, increase money for school safety and strengthen the federal background check system as it relates to convicted domestic violence abusers or those with restraining orders. There would be an investigation period for buyers under 21 years of age to review juvenile and mental health records, including checks with state databases and local law enforcement

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/senate-g...d=85341624
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I'm glad they are doing something...but I don't believe that it will accomplish much or solve the basic problem of hundreds of millions of guns flooding America.
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#3
Hoping this baby step grows into at least toddler steps before too long. (Not holding my breath, though.)
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#4
I don't think that's going to cause too much problem for the gunmakers' bottom lines. And that's what's most important to protect, right?

Confusedmiley_gun_sniper::wall:
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#5
Oh good! The NRA writes another "gun" bill that is about everything they want to blame and mostly avoids the core problems.

So it won't help all that much because it lacks teeth, and as the violence continues the gunners can say, see, new laws don't work. Don't bother.

This set of ideas, which may not even become law, is not what the people are asking for. Which is a sign that our democracy is failing.
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Lemon Drop wrote:
Oh good! The NRA writes another "gun" bill that is about everything they want to blame and mostly avoids the core problems.

So it won't help all that much because it lacks teeth, and as the violence continues the gunners can say, see, new laws don't work. Don't bother.

This set of ideas, which may not even become law, is not what the people are asking for. Which is a sign that our democracy is failing.

I assumed so much based on the headline
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#7
That agreement is a fDELETEucking joke. It essentially makes no guarantees of doing anything that will make a difference, while giving air to those things that are merely distractions.

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#8
Once again Chuck Schumer demonstrates his lack of leadership skills.
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#9
The NRA thinks even the slightest change to gun laws is a slippery slope to door-to-door confiscation, and I'm sure will keep all yea votes on its target list.
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