Buying a gun in America- Infographic series
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kellianderson
This series of infographics is finally done! (and it is terrifying!) They are for the non-partisan group Mayors Against Illegal Guns, and explore current gun policy (and its loopholes) in the US.
A little background about the project on my blog too: http://kellianderson.com/blog/2013/03/buying-a-gun-in-america/
about 1 month ago
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Simon H.
These are so rad!
Just one thing: on the second one, you have a magnifier that helps to make the transition from all the guns to one gun. I'd move the magnifier more on the guns icon, and actually emulate the magnifying effect.
about 1 month ago
Not a huge fan of infographic's, but this was done beautifully. Brilliant work.
about 1 month ago
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Steve Lowtwait
Really nice, complex work.
about 1 month ago
Wait, you don't even have to show ID to buy a gun from a private seller? That is more insane than I could've imagined!
Nice work on the infographic, I love the textures and colors.
about 1 month ago
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Leighton Hubbell
Nicely done.
about 1 month ago
This is great. Very Informative.
I saw two nit-picky corrections. One: how do these states differ map you forgot to change the color of long island. Two: In the violence against women there is a space before "check" in the sentence.
about 1 month ago
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Jack Bingham
This is exceptionally good! This caught my eye http://cl.ly/Nib2 (right at the bottom) — I don't think you use a stop anywhere else on the headings and it means the alignment of the line underneath doesn't quite work.
about 1 month ago
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Olaus Linn
These are, indeed, both really terrifying and really good.
about 1 month ago
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Phil Lester
Dang, you are the infographic masta...
about 1 month ago
beautiful and scary!
about 1 month ago
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Nicolas Elizaga
delicious
about 1 month ago
Well-done. Thanks for helping to bring this to light.
about 1 month ago
Nice work—seems it might be missing this point however?
Anyone can buy a gun... or a beer, or a car, or sudafed... from a private seller.
about 1 month ago
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kellianderson
Thanks guys for the kind words and the feedback!
This is the non-profit groups' site that commissioned this (they always need good designers to help): http://www.demandaction.org/take-action
@Shelby White Well—the difference is that it is perfectly legal to sell a gun privately w/o id, background checks, etc. It is not legal for an individual to sell alcohol privately without id-ing or a car w/o transferring the registration (see what I mean?)
about 1 month ago
@kellianderson I see where the idea is trying to go but it was my understanding that in order to purchase from another person (let alone a dealer), you are legally given the duty of requiring the person to be over 18 and have no felony convictions.
To sell to someone in another state, you legally are supposed to send it to a FFL dealer... according to what I read on http://www.atf.gov
about 1 month ago
So good!
about 1 month ago
@Shelby White ahh... did you even look at the infographics? lol the first bit..
about 1 month ago
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kellianderson
@Shelby White I hear ya. But the thing is that only 13 states have universal background check laws (hence the crossing state lines clause). In the majority of states, it is up to the judgement of the private seller whether they want to run a background check or not (doubtless, some private sellers are conscientious people.) But there is no federal law mandating that they do so—thus the system allows for a wide open opportunity for dangerous people (on the do not sell list) to get guns.
about 1 month ago
@Cameron Lloyd just to be clear, this is not an attack. I'm more than comfortable admitting that I don't know the law, but I am also comfortable asking "is this absolutely correct?". That said, yes I did read the infographic, which led me to ask the question :).
about 1 month ago
@kellianderson I hear you on the crossing state lines clause. That's how I understood it to be as well.
The section & ruling I was referring to is [18 U.S.C. 922(a)(3) and (5), 922(d), 27 CFR 478.29 and 478.30]... looks to me like a law... just not one that you'll be arrested for—it's a fuzzy line. Thanks for taking a moment to talk through it Kelli!
about 1 month ago
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kellianderson
@Shelby White no problem, I'm so happy that you're interested. The real policy experts (the ones who researched this infographic) are the people at mayors against illegal guns (they are a non- partisan coalition of 900 mayors.) they are a better resource than I! But I know that it is very difficult to prosecute sellers who sell guns to prohibited purchasers privately in most states. That is the loophole they want to close with federal policy. They want to un-fuzzy that line
about 1 month ago
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Rick Roberts
Love the graphic however what would really be scary is if people think its a good idea to sell a firearm privately without background checking the buyer. You are risking a lot if you do. Beautiful work but sorry, not terrifying :)
about 1 month ago
soo kelli :) soo cool
about 1 month ago
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Kyle Gray
Ahhhh design and politics.
about 1 month ago