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@B8M2K23 DisagreementsCounter Arguments7mos ago

i think you buy the gun it is no longer the previous owners fault if you bought the gun and hurt yourself that is your fault not theirs

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 @B8MPH3Hagreed…7mos7MO

I agree because that IS the person's fault who bought the gun, but the original owner should've communicated everything there is to know about the gun, if that isn't conveyed then that is both of the people's fault.

 @B8MPYHYRepublican from Ohio  agreed…7mos7MO

The previous owner should have little to no fault but all of the fault should go to the current owner, the current owner is at fault for misusing the item.

 @B8MMNZJIndependent from Tennessee  agreed…7mos7MO

I agree that if you are the holder of the gun or are the one who committed the crime, you should be liable.

 @B8MMP9S from Wyoming  agreed…7mos7MO

I agree, it couldn’t be the fault of a seller if the purchaser is the one using it. Like if someone buys a gun and commits a murder, it would be the fault of the person committing the murder, not the person who sold it.

 @B8M3J7P from Texas  commented…7mos7MO

correct unless you didn't go through the back round check regulations

 @B8NTVVJ  from Utah  agreed…7mos7MO

There should be some accountability. When buying a gun off someone you need to make sure that the gun is in good condition AND is safe for a new buyer to use it. If the gun is good to go, there is no issues, no potential reason for the new owner to be hurt by it then yes, if they are hurt that is on them. YOU need to make sure as the original owner it is in good condition to sell or give to another owner.

 @B8N6BHMRepublican from Michigan  agreed…7mos7MO

Yes i agree it it’s not the previous owners fault if you inflicted pain on yourself with the gun you bought off

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