[yoe]

The Major seems to see himself in a different light than that for which he was elected. If he wants to crusade for the anti-gun crowd, then he ought to just quit being Mayor and work for his special interests; he is way out of line here and so would the judge be if he chooses to adhere to Bloomberg’s wishes.

[TommyDale]

I wonder how Bloomberg would feel if we banned his claim to the First Amendment rights?

[puppypusher]

Why don't we get rid of the First Amendment for Mayor Bloombergs convenience?

[TMSuchman]

You think that is bad, you ought to see mayor gloomberg react to cigars as well as fire arms. He seems to think that he knows what is good enought for us pesants, than we know for ourselves.

[Travis McGee]

That pesky 2nd Amendment again.... How can we establish a Marxist utoopia, with all of those bitter God and guns fanatics in the way?

[HoosierHawk]

Typical fascist: Let’s not discuss the Constitution in a court of law, dammit.

[rellimpank]

-—more—subject the same—

—http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2013558/posts

[EagleUSA]

Yes, that darned Constitution, always getting in the way of anti-American Marxists who would destroy our Constitutional Republic all in the name of socialist empowerment and control of the people.

Marx, Lenin and Trotsky would be proud of Bloomberg. A true socialist of the Rodina flavor...

[Squantos]

Gheeeesh what a bloomin idgit this little store bought polidiot is !

[meyer]

Bloomberg, proud member of the new national socialist party.

[Hamilcar_Barca]

Bloomberg is rumored to be a possible VP candidate for Barak Hussein Obama. They’d make a lovely pair.

[Gator113]

I sure hope that when I have his billions, I won’t be such a useless POS.

[Rumplemeyer]

Bloomberg is a schmuck, always has been, alway will be.

[mysterio]

I remember people here defending Bloomberg in ‘04 when I said he was one of the most disgusting authoritarians holding office in America. I wonder where they are now.

[DesScorp]

Bloomberg is a Stalinist with a bank account.

[KoRn]

I wonder how he would feel if his guards were disarmed...

[mware]

Actually I have heard some punnets said that Barak is going to pick Bloomberg as his VP candidate.

[Arguendo]

The New York Sun reported that Bloomberg’s attorneys made the request. Alan Gottlieb, founder of the Second Amendment Foundation, said the move clearly shows that Bloomberg has “total disregard not only for the Second Amendment, but also the First.”

I have no opinion about whether a ban would be appropriate, but this claim is disingenuous. There's no free speech inside a courtroom, where parties are routinely banned from mentioning irrelevant topics that might nonetheless sway the jury.

[Darren McCarty]

This was a PR move by the NSSF and SAF to win in the court of public opinion to make Bloomberg even more of a bad guy than he already is. There is no free speech in a court however, especially in civil litigation cases like this one. The district judge's job (simplistic description) is to apply the law based on statute and precident and leave questions of fact to juries.

I do find it strange that a city is suing a gun shop in Georgia.

I have another question. How do all of these federal gun cases in New York end up in front of LBJ appointee Jack Weinstein who is absolutely no friend of gun owners? There's 25 judges there. Jack's a senior judge, and I'm sure he's not the only one to do civil tort cases.

[Joe Brower]

Once again we see Bloomberg's contempt and arrogance, relying on his money and influence to let him have his way. One dangerous little tin Hitler.

[Pharmboy]

I hope this gets wide press. It beautifully illustrates the fascist tyrant that lives just under the surface of (all) liberals.