[wastedyears]

I want to watch him cry.

[Ron Jeremy]

Old news.. I guess Phyllis hasn’t kept up with the informatin age.

[Always Right]

Ironically, Bloomberg may end up being one of the most important figures in the re-emergence of 2nd Amendment rights.

[Joe 6-pack]

"In a remarkable decision, this federal appellate court dismissed City of New York v. Beretta U.S.A. Corp. and protected gun corporations against frivolous lawsuits in state and federal courts."

We are doomed when a court decision that is Constitutionally sound and intellectually consistent is hailed as, "remarkable." In a sane world, this court decision would have been described as the, the "expected ruling," or, "a foregone conclusion."

[kAcknor]

The trial court sided with Bloomberg, but the appellate court said "no" and put an end to the nonsense.

Put an end to this? How can anyone with even a thin threads worth of connection to reality say that? Bloomberg will appeal and this will continue until he wins and there is no appeal from those fighting for common sense, or until the Supreme Court says stop.

Then of course he will find some other nonsensical issue to harass us with.

[geo40xyz]

Bang! bang... take that Gloomberg:-()

[Beowulf9]

If you outlaw guns only liberals will sue gun manufacturers.

[Myrddin]

The court, which convenes in New York City, shot down the longtime liberal dream of achieving gun control by suing gun manufacturers for crimes committed by firearms.

I didn't realize a firearm was capable of committing a crime. I though a human committed the crime with the firearm.

[Postman]

“Misuse of courts to obtain a result contrary to the will of the American people should not be allowed on other vital issues. Congress should also take away from judges issues such as the Pledge of Allegiance, the Ten Commandments, the Boy Scouts and the definition of marriage”

Good “should” but not with a Senate and House under the continuing domination of RATS and RINOS!!

[lowbridge]

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