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It has form fields for personal information as name, email address and home address. In the body of the message is the clause "gun owners like me". Wouldn't it be imprudent to send ATF a message with your personal information?
Wouldn't it be even more imprudent to reveal to ATF that "you are a gun owner"? I never ever feel it wise to reveal such information to one's elected officials.
ATF doesn't seem like a very reputable and trustworthy federal agency to me. I feel they might use this information to keep tabs on whoever owns guns and where they live for possible future raids and gun grabs. This is why I don't even like background checks at gun stores. Too much personal information might be kept by fed. govt. for national gun registration and other possible bad things. I think the less Big Brother knows about one's personal business, the better.
Here's what might be wise if one were to send this message to the ATF. Make sure your IP address is spoofed as with a proxy or VPN. Use a phony email address, name and home address in the form fields to secure one's true personal information. One will not be able to send the message unless the form fields are filled with something.
Here is an interesting article:
https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/does-the-atf-already-have-a-national-gun-registry/
"Regardless, the bottom line remains the same: the ATF maintains a national gun registry. It may not be complete or up-to-date, but if you buy a gun through an FFL, the chances are the feds will keep a record of the transaction. Maybe not now, but soon. And forever."
“If I were to select a jack-booted group of fascists who are perhaps as large a danger to American society as I could pick today, I would pick BATF.” Rep. John Dingell (D-MI).
It has form fields for personal information as name, email address and home address. In the body of the message is the clause "gun owners like me". Wouldn't it be imprudent to send ATF a message with your personal information?
Wouldn't it be even more imprudent to reveal to ATF that "you are a gun owner"? I never ever feel it wise to reveal such information to one's elected officials.
ATF doesn't seem like a very reputable and trustworthy federal agency to me. I feel they might use this information to keep tabs on whoever owns guns and where they live for possible future raids and gun grabs. This is why I don't even like background checks at gun stores. Too much personal information might be kept by fed. govt. for national gun registration and other possible bad things. I think the less Big Brother knows about one's personal business, the better.
Here's what might be wise if one were to send this message to the ATF. Make sure your IP address is spoofed as with a proxy or VPN. Use a phony email address, name and home address in the form fields to secure one's true personal information. One will not be able to send the message unless the form fields are filled with something.
Here is an interesting article:
https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/does-the-atf-already-have-a-national-gun-registry/
"Regardless, the bottom line remains the same: the ATF maintains a national gun registry. It may not be complete or up-to-date, but if you buy a gun through an FFL, the chances are the feds will keep a record of the transaction. Maybe not now, but soon. And forever."
“If I were to select a jack-booted group of fascists who are perhaps as large a danger to American society as I could pick today, I would pick BATF.” Rep. John Dingell (D-MI).