Hopkins offering another violence prevention class

KJackson said:

Johns Hopkins is offering another free online class about gun violence. This class is called: "Firearm Purchaser Licensing Teach-Out: The Background Check Policy Not Enough People Are Talking About", which is going to deal with purchaser licensing such as the HQL and desired LQL.

This is the blurb they give about the class:

"The best available evidence shows that comprehensive background checks by themselves are insufficient at reducing gun violence, but strong bodies of research demonstrate that states with comprehensive background checks coupled with firearm purchaser licensing, or permit-to-purchase laws, have significantly fewer firearm-involved homicides, fatal mass shootings, and suicides. Additionally, public opinion polling research consistently finds that 75% or more of U.S. adults support firearm purchaser licensing laws and 60% or more of gun owners support."

The class starts 20 Jan and I have already signed up. I will make sure to report back with my impressions of what they are trying to indoctrinate people with.

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KJackson said:

Johns Hopkins is offering another free online class about gun violence. This class is called: "Firearm Purchaser Licensing Teach-Out: The Background Check Policy Not Enough People Are Talking About", which is going to deal with purchaser licensing such as the HQL and desired LQL.

This is the blurb they give about the class:

"The best available evidence shows that comprehensive background checks by themselves are insufficient at reducing gun violence, but strong bodies of research demonstrate that states with comprehensive background checks coupled with firearm purchaser licensing, or permit-to-purchase laws, have significantly fewer firearm-involved homicides, fatal mass shootings, and suicides. Additionally, public opinion polling research consistently finds that 75% or more of U.S. adults support firearm purchaser licensing laws and 60% or more of gun owners support."

The class starts 20 Jan and I have already signed up. I will make sure to report back with my impressions of what they are trying to indoctrinate people with.

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BeoBill said:

Sign up link please?

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MykR0k said:

https://www.coursera.org/learn/firearm-licensing

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KJackson said:

Thanks for posting it. Sorry that I didn't in my original post.

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KJackson said:

Johns Hopkins is offering another free online class about gun violence. This class is called: "Firearm Purchaser Licensing Teach-Out: The Background Check Policy Not Enough People Are Talking About", which is going to deal with purchaser licensing such as the HQL and desired LQL.

This is the blurb they give about the class:

"The best available evidence shows that comprehensive background checks by themselves are insufficient at reducing gun violence, but strong bodies of research demonstrate that states with [r]comprehensive background checks coupled with firearm purchaser licensing, or permit-to-purchase laws, have significantly fewer firearm-involved homicides, fatal mass shootings, and suicides. [/r]Additionally, public opinion polling research consistently finds that 75% or more of U.S. adults support firearm purchaser licensing laws and 60% or more of gun owners support."

The class starts 20 Jan and I have already signed up. I will make sure to report back with my impressions of what they are trying to indoctrinate people with.

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rambling_one said:

See, HQL’s did the trick. Hopkins is based in Baltimore...the success rate there is all that needs be said.

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MykR0k said:

All good! Now I'm trying to decide if it's worth my time just to hear leftists crap on firearms for 8 hours!

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ras_oscar said:

so... purchasing a firearm requires a background check. Purchasing a regulated handgun also requires one obtain an HQL, which include ANOTHER background check. How is this anything other than double dipping in wresting fees from law abiding citizens?

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