UN Arms Treaty is at issue again

[TexWeatherby]

Ya'll might remember when Oblamo was in office the U.S. almost ended up signing into the UN's horrible firearms nonsense. Well now, Biden is trying on this one again to get America committed to it (that "treaty" has been in place since 2013). This could make a constitutional right (the 2nd) subject to international supervision and eventually result in a firearms registry. This is treasonous and dangerous. Biden's attempting to destroy the USA on multiple fronts.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/biden-aims-to-sign-on-to-un-s-global-gun-registration-treaty/ar-AANZlyi

https://www.gunpowdermagazine.com/why-the-un-arms-treaty-is-so-dangerous-for-gun-owners/

[eford]

Where the firearm is made should not have anything to do with a legal purchase (with no tracking) through a dealer, a retail store or as a private purchase.
Example: the Howa-made Vanguard's are an import from Japan. Who they are sold to in the USA is a function of the ATFs background check system, not an international treaty. Would you want a non-US agency coming in to enforce a 2nd Amendment issue in your neighborhood?!?!?!? No.

[Grouchy]

Treaties need to be ratified by the senate, I believe. 

[zoniezonie]

They just keep trying nibble away bit by bit until it's gone !   Don't give them a frekin inch.   Vote them out

[Dino82520]

When was the a dem followed the rules?