I view Sen. Toomey as an honorable, honest man. We’ll just have to agree to disagree on this one, Senator.
Anytime you give government more access to these types of records no good will come of it. In Maryland every regulated firearm purchased since 1998 is now recorded in a state database. Result: Gun registration.
Even the Congress knows gun registration is against the Constitution but Maryland goverment doesn’t care. We get registration. Again, when government has access to the data, government will misuse that data.
And, if we on the Right were to support this kind of law, what are we getting for it? We could trade for open carry in all states, deregulating firearms suppressors, nationwide “stand-your-ground” laws, tougher sanctions on those who committ crimes with guns, etc.?
They play hardball on guns, so should we. We need to move the needle on gun control back to the center.
The thing I’m disappointed in Sen Toomey about is that you cannot trust DemoCRAPs. They have no problem lying or being deceitful to get what they want. Dare I say “Nancy Pelosi”? We have to pass a 2,800 page ObamaCare law to even “see what’s in it?”
Sen Manchin may appear to be an honorable man but at the end of the day he will vote to reafirm Harry Reid and the Nancy Pelosi’s of the world. He associates with those who would allow the media to mischaracterize the Right and for that he can go to h*ll. They (the libs) can all go to h*ll.
An honorable politician is defined as one who when bought stays bought.
A couple questions for you and any other Freeper that may know the answer. This database you speak of - is it public record material? Can it be accessed via FOIA? Also, are the addresses of police public record material?
Five Zettabytes of storage in the new Colorado data center.
Cisco: to show us just how much data can be fit into one Zettabyte: you can alternatively think of it as the equivalent of 250 billion DVDs, 36 million years of HD video, or the volume of the Great Wall of China if you allow an 11oz cup of coffee to represent a gigabyte of data
We are talking 5 of these people in just one data center, and you can bet they will build more.