This caught my eye right

artappraiser — Tue, 19 Feb 2013 07:19:15 +0000

In reply to Federal case outlines how guns made their way from Indiana to Chicago

This caught my eye right away:

Some shows insist on background checks even for private transfers, but law enforcement experts said buyers and sellers commonly move transactions to the parking lot.

I immediately thought of how hard I know it has always been for state sales tax people to enforce tax collection at antique shows. They tried making the show organizers police their exhibitors, and then, yeah, if the sale potential is big, it might "move to the parking lot," or dinner afterwards, or two weeks later, to a phone sale.

Seems like if every state doesn't have the same laws on something, enforcement problems are sure to follow. The horsemeat scandal in Europe is something along similar lines....

Another thing that came to mind is the gun buying scene in the movie Taxi Driver, the motormouth arms & drugs dealer happy to service all of Travis' desires, whatever they might be. But that's neither here nor there, |I think.

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This caught my eye right