Posted on 03/04/2017 5:24:04 PM PST by davikkm
On February 28, President Trump signed the repeal of Barack Obama’s Social Security gun ban. On March 2, SELF magazine reported that Trump had ended firearm background checks for persons who were severely mentally ill. This is Fake News 101 and it is a mantra that many other mainstream outlets have also pushed.
For example, also on March 2, NBC News reported that Trump ended firearm “gun checks for people with mental illness” and during the process of repealing of the ban NYT, NYDN, and HuffPost accused Republicans of helping the mentally ill get guns.
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If they are “severely mentally ill”, what the hell are they doing getting Social Security? Shouldn’t they be in a home?
The real story is that SELF thinks social security recipients are severely mentally ill.
The FAILING Self Magazine
You can have a mental illness and still not be dangerous.
The Democrat/liberal position is that anyone who has ever seen a psychiatrist or psychologist is severely mentally ill and therefore legally incompetent.
Those in the business of mental health care better step up and put their two cents in or stand to lose most of their clients.
What do the liberals mean by “serious mental illness?”
Yes, that is EXACTLY what happened. When you enter a gun store, there are two lines.
For the sound of mind, there is a line to the cashier, and you go through the standard NICS background check.
However, for the mentally ill, there is a line to the cashier and you just pay for your gun and off you go.
That's EXACTLY what Trump did. DAMN HIM!
More winning with President Trump.
No elimination of a Constitutional right without due process.
If they are “severely mentally ill”, what the hell are they doing getting Social Security? Shouldn’t they be in a home?
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