We do. Or we can, depending on the discretion of the DA and the verdict of a jury or judge. It's called the "felony murder" rule, which says that ANYONE participating in a crime (like by illegally providing the weapon) can be charged with murder if ANYONE, including the perpetrator, dies during the commission of or escape from ANY felony crime.Tero wrote:Charges too weak. Put all people giving guns to felons in jail for life if such guns are used for murder.
Thus, someone who illegally supplies a gun to a known felon who runs over a kid with the getaway car while escaping from robbing a liquor store can be charged with murder. Or, for example, if the felon himself (or herself) rolls the car and dies.
As I've said before, your self-evident ignorance of the law and how it works makes your arguments...well...not to put too fine a point on it...ignorant.
We've already thought of all the things you complain about and have crafted, over centuries of jurisprudence, reasonable firearms laws that do everything that is constitutionally permissible to dissuade people from misusing firearms, either unintentionally or criminally, and to deal with issues properly and proportionately when and as they occur.
Your arguments are nothing more than ignorant drivel that vainly attempt to support your real agenda, which is to advocate for wholesale and universal violation of American's constitutional right to keep and bear arms for no other reason than that you don't approve of that right.