major credit card companiesSen. Roger Marshall, Kansas, is leading a group of 12 GOP senators in demanding that the CEOs of Visa, Mastercard and American Express scrap plans to track gun store sales. The companies recently announced they would apply the International Organization for Standardization’s new merchant category code to gun shop sales. Transactions at firearm stores were previously labeled as "general merchandise.
Sen. Roger Marshall, Kansas, is leading a group of 12 GOP senators in demanding that the CEOs of Visa, Mastercard and American Express scrap plans to track gun store sales. According to the letter, the ISO is a voluntary organization that cannot unilaterally prescribe the way in which business is carried out.
The credit card companies recently announced they would apply the International Organization for Standardization’s new merchant code to gun shop sales. Transactions at firearm stores were previously labeled as"general merchandise."but to intercede on behalf of law-abiding American gun owners if their companies insist on tracking gun shop sales.
New York City officials had put pressure on the ISO and banks to adopt the new code on gun shop sales.
The government can track guns sales already. The don’t need the stinking credit care companies. What the government CAN’T do is track illegal guns, unless during criminal activities. Pffft.
Private companies. They can track whatever they want. How about you work on seeing that no government agency is able to obtain it, k?
No!
REMEMBER. It was Republicans who US out! Why did they do that?
Good. It’s about time GOPSenate does something about vicious Dems.
History has taught us that the demands of Republican Senators and a dime will get us a dime. The same goes for “hearings”. We need new blood and new leadership in the upcoming Republican Senate majority. Vote
Between this, and having social media companies suppress speech and monitor (and report) 'antigovernmental' sentiment, the government is trying to undermine both the First and Second Amendments.
Like it or not, this is an infringement on everyone's right to privacy