If you want your gun and are okay with children and babies being the price then fine. You are winning.
I have issues with arguments that include stuff like this. No responsible gun owner that I've ever talked to is fine with this. The argument always,
always, tries to paint gun owners as trigger happy insecure retards that just can't wait to kill everything that moves. It's disgusting and quite frankly, triggers me a bit.
No responsible gun owner ever wants to be put in a position where they would have to use their weapon on another person. No responsible gun owner wants innocent people, adults or children, to get hurt. Reaponsible gun owners do not like criminals having guns, and do not approve of nor generally do they like irresponsible gun owners and all the headaches those idiots cause the rest of us.
Responsible gun owners respect the weapon and its capability at all times. We enjoy shooting the guns at targets, or hunting for food (I've never agreed with trophy hunting - at least eat what you kill and don't waste good meat.) Some responsible gun owners just enjoy the hobby, the different weapons, ammo, and accessories, much like bowlers fawn over the specs of coverstocks, core shapes, top weights, cg's (do they even matter?) and the latest doo-dads.
RESPONSIBLE GUN OWNERS ARE
NOT EVIL MONSTERS HELLBENT ON DEATH AND DESTRUCTION just because they support the 2A and private gun ownership.
Now that I've calmed down a bit, I will concede some points GTGT made are worth discussing. I am amazed that a retailer has strict guidelines set forth by the BATF to sell weapons, but I don't have. Once I have the gun, I can sell it to anyone at any time, no questions asked. What is the point of registering the firearm the first time if nobody after me has to?
Gun shows - I have heard it is not required to do background checks at gun shows (more accurately is that laws vary from state to state). Why not? I agree that if Wal Mart has to track and register every gun they sell, any individual should have to do the same - or the transaction should be handled by a retailer or specific business that would complete firearm sales/transfers between private parties.
Outside of that, simply follow and enforce the existing laws and procedures.