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rtschl wrote: ↑Wed Jul 07, 2021 11:30 am Federal Judge finds US Air Force is 60% responsible for church shooting at Sutherland Springs by failing to enter his information that would have been flagged in a NICS background check.

"Moreover, the evidence shows that — had the Government done its job and properly reported Kelley’s information into the background check system — it is more likely than not that Kelley would have been deterred from carrying out the Church shooting."

https://thehill.com/regulation/court-ba ... oting-at-a

Now if we can just get the FBI to turn over all the docs regarding their "Tear up Texas" terrorist attack in Garland:
FBI Might Avoid Turning Over Documents in Texas Attack Lawsuit

It does not may any sense that someone's 2nd amendment rights would stop at a state line. There are all kinds of things that are banned in places like California, but are perfectly legal for sale in other states. Like to sell a car in California it must meet certain California emission standards due to local pollution issues, but most other states sell cars that don't meet those standards and are not required to. If you are from California, but spend part of the year in Texas and have bought a car to use in Texas, that Texas car shouldn't have to meet California auto emission standards. How in the world could every auto seller be expected to know/enforce the laws of all 50 states when they are only operating in a given state?

The Sutherland Springs murderer did not have the right to buy a firearm in any state, but made it through the background check system anyway. Seems that is the real issue.