Posted on 10/03/2017 5:03:52 AM PDT by bryan999
Congressional Democrats chose not to wait for all the facts to come in before immediately pushing for increased gun control measures following the Las Vegas shooting Sunday night that left 50 people dead and more than 400 injured.
It’s not yet clear how the shooter, 64-year-old Stephen Paddock, acquired his guns or if gun control measures could have prevented him from obtaining them, but leading Democrats are already demanding stricter gun control legislation.
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Agreed. Some beliefs are so outside of what's considered acceptable in the US.
“No Guns For You” , Giffords and Kelly crawled out from under their rock
Most long guns would fit in a steamer trunk or a large suit case. These luggage items would not raise suspicion in a hotel. The shooter had been staying there long enough that he could have made several trips to get all the guns and ammo into his room.
I’m waiting to see the evidence list with the gun details listed.
Their guns get pulled first that will shut them up.
“But remember, thanks to the 1968 Gun Control Act signed by Dem LBJ, Americans lost most of their rights to purchase firearms across state lines, and had to register when they bought both guns and ammo.
Reagan attempted to reform this with the 1986 revision. The machine gun ban was thrown in by the democrats as a “poison pill” to kill the bill. It didn’t.”
Tell me about it. I had to leave a cherry Browning Hi Power and Walther PPK behind in Germany when a I returned to the CONUS in 1969 thanks to the rotten SON OF A BITCH Johnson.
Say, what’s the homicide rate, these days...in D.C.?? You know, where govt has full control and every illegal, unconstitutional edict in force?
FFS, govt cannot even keep DRUGS, let alone guns, out of PRISON.
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