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An Oregon man claims that a gun store is refusing to sell him a firearm because of his affiliation with Antifa.

Mark Iannicelli, a self-proclaimed member of Antifa, which is a far-left extremist group with ties to terrorism, alleges that Florence Gun Shop refused to service him a background check which is required to complete the sale of a firearm.

Iannicelli, who had already purchased the firearm from an online shop in Colorado, claims that Florence Gun Shop denied the background check after he had provided them with a business card that included several links to self-defense websites, including one operated by Portland's Rose City Antifa, according to KEZI 9.

"It's because I had given him this business card, and he said he didn't feel good about it because he didn't support Antifa, and I explained to him it's more like a movement," Iannicelli told the outlet. "You know I have never actually gone up there and marched with Antifa, but he was adamant he wasn't going to sell me the firearm."

[Source.](https://thepostmillennial.com/oregon-gun-shop-refuses-to-sell-firearm-to-antifa-affiliated-individual) > An Oregon man claims that a gun store is refusing to sell him a firearm because of his affiliation with Antifa. > Mark Iannicelli, a self-proclaimed member of Antifa, which is a far-left extremist group with ties to terrorism, alleges that Florence Gun Shop refused to service him a background check which is required to complete the sale of a firearm. > Iannicelli, who had already purchased the firearm from an online shop in Colorado, claims that Florence Gun Shop denied the background check after he had provided them with a business card that included several links to self-defense websites, including one operated by Portland's Rose City Antifa, according to KEZI 9. > "It's because I had given him this business card, and he said he didn't feel good about it because he didn't support Antifa, and I explained to him it's more like a movement," Iannicelli told the outlet. "You know I have never actually gone up there and marched with Antifa, but he was adamant he wasn't going to sell me the firearm."

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This. An FFA can get fucked over for just letting you put "Y" and "N" on the form instead of writing out "yes" and "no". They have every incentive to deny a sale and no repercussions for denying it.

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An FFA can get fucked over for just letting you put "Y" and "N" on the form instead of writing out "yes" and "no".

A buddy of mine was just complaining about the standards the ATF tries to enforce. Zero mistakes. They don't even hold themselves to that standard. He showed me a letter (printed on BATFE letterhead) with typos in it.