Gun Control 2022 (IV) - Gun Rights, Control, & Government

[Grinning Dragon]

Hundreds of Gun Rights Supporters Spoil Bloomberg Campaign’s Arlington, VA Gun Control Rally

Hah, suck that fucking shit Corporate Power-Hungry Black Prince Bloomberg! Bloomberg's already a fucking laughable ''''presidential candidate'''' for his brain-deprived PR moves, political gaffes, being the kind of billionaire he is and the fact that he hypocritically is a strong supporter for gun control whilst wanting to mass police specifically minority neighbourhoods but the facts he's gone to this point of getting rampaged by gun rights supporters and others who hate him at his events to show how much they hate him and how disagreeable he is really tells something.

Also, what even the fuck is with the Virginian government just straight up not doing what its people want? I've heard immigration from California is a factor but literally the entire state government are gun control-screaming Democrats who weren't even supported by their own people to ever enforce gun control. I bet an elitist majoritarian stance on voting has something to do with the people not getting what they want, since, say, about one-third of the population votes, if they got even barely above 50% they get to have everything they want enforced, much to the chagrin of literally everyone else. Such voting stance where the bare majority gets to have disproportionate control over democracy is also an inherently conformist stance that favours those who conform with the majority and tells everyone else to conform or not be listened to, completely neglecting those with different views.

bloomberg is a cancer plain and simple. With that I'll let Colion Noir explain further.
Micheal Bloomberg Video Proves Why Gun Control Is Racist With Video He Tried To Block

[Grinning Dragon]

So the brady clowns and dipshits have decided to go for round two in suing Armslist.
Family of Murdered Chicago Cop Sues ARMSLIST
The last time these idiots tried this, it got tossed.

If at first you don’t succeed, sue, sue again. You may remember that ARMSLIST was the target of a Brady Campaign-backed lawsuit after a man shot up a Wisconsin beauty salon in 2012, killing his wife and two others. He’d bought the gun he used in the crime in a private transaction that had been advertised on ARMSLIST.

That long-running lawsuit was finally brought to a permanent end in November when the US Supreme Court refused to hear the case. Lower courts had already struck the case down, ruling that ARMSLIST is protect by provisions of Communications Decency Act because the online platform is functionally no different that any other seller of advertising.

Now, as the Chicago Sun-Times reports, the widow of a Chicago police officer who was killed in the line of duty in 2018 has filed a similar suit against ARMSLIST.

[Satuga]

So let me get this straight, man buys gun legally, commits a crime with it, get's shot by police, and now his family is suing the people who sold him the legally bought gun? Wow that's really fucking stupid.

[Paddy O Fernature]

So let me get this straight, man buys gun legally, commits a crime with it, get's shot by police, and now his family is suing the people who sold him the legally bought gun? Wow that's really fucking stupid.

If you thought THAT is stupid, check out this Democrat who opened her mouth and removed all doubt. Not sure how I missed this gem earlier, but wow, could she be any more ignorant?

[Pax Nerdvana]

So let me get this straight, man buys gun legally, commits a crime with it, get's shot by police, and now his family is suing the people who sold him the legally bought gun? Wow that's really fucking stupid.

Exactly. It's like suing a car company because a drunk driver hit someone.

Maybe I should move to Arizona.

[Grinning Dragon]

So let me get this straight, man buys gun legally, commits a crime with it, get's shot by police, and now his family is suing the people who sold him the legally bought gun? Wow that's really fucking stupid.

If you thought THAT is stupid, check out this Democrat who opened her mouth and removed all doubt. Not sure how I missed this gem earlier, but wow, could she be any more ignorant?

Doesn't surprise me, amy k is a fucking moron and a typical dipshit from the minneapolis area.

[Grinning Dragon]

So let me get this straight, man buys gun legally, commits a crime with it, get's shot by police, and now his family is suing the people who sold him the legally bought gun? Wow that's really fucking stupid.

Exactly. It's like suing a car company because a drunk driver hit someone.

Maybe I should move to Arizona.

It would be more akin to suing a newspaper for running a car ad, and someone used a car to kill people.
This whole it's someone else's fault bullshit needs to die.

[Grinning Dragon]

Congresswoman Lucy McBath and Everytown For Gun Safety involved in a FEC complaint

Nonprofit watchdog group Americans for Public Trust filed complaints with the Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE) against Reps. Madeleine Dean, D-Pa., Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., and Lucy McBath, D-Ga., calling for investigations of possible violations of House rules and federal law. The organization, founded by former National Republican Congressional Committee research director Caitlin Sutherland, also filed complaints against Dean and McBath with the Federal Election Commission (FEC).

The complaints against McBath are connected to money her campaign received from the advocacy group Everytown for Gun Safety. McBath had been employed by Everytown prior to launching her congressional campaign in March 2018, and the complaint states that she remained employed there for roughly two more months. During that time, she appeared on television as both a candidate and a spokesperson for Everytown.

The complaints also allege that McBath received money from Everytown for her campaign during that time, even though Everytown reported in an FEC filing that they first began contributing to McBath's campaign on April 25, 2018.

"However, Everytown began spending in the election for Georgia’s 6th Congressional District while Representative McBath was still serving as the group’s national spokesperson," the OCE complaint says. "It is not publicly known what level of involvement Representative McBath had in Everytown’s expenditures against her eventual general election opponent while she was still employed by Everytown."

[The Emerald Legion]

Congresswoman Lucy McBath and Everytown For Gun Safety involved in a FEC complaint

Nonprofit watchdog group Americans for Public Trust filed complaints with the Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE) against Reps. Madeleine Dean, D-Pa., Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., and Lucy McBath, D-Ga., calling for investigations of possible violations of House rules and federal law. The organization, founded by former National Republican Congressional Committee research director Caitlin Sutherland, also filed complaints against Dean and McBath with the Federal Election Commission (FEC).

The complaints against McBath are connected to money her campaign received from the advocacy group Everytown for Gun Safety. McBath had been employed by Everytown prior to launching her congressional campaign in March 2018, and the complaint states that she remained employed there for roughly two more months. During that time, she appeared on television as both a candidate and a spokesperson for Everytown.

The complaints also allege that McBath received money from Everytown for her campaign during that time, even though Everytown reported in an FEC filing that they first began contributing to McBath's campaign on April 25, 2018.

"However, Everytown began spending in the election for Georgia’s 6th Congressional District while Representative McBath was still serving as the group’s national spokesperson," the OCE complaint says. "It is not publicly known what level of involvement Representative McBath had in Everytown’s expenditures against her eventual general election opponent while she was still employed by Everytown."

... I would love to see this topple Everytown. Probably not gonna happen. But that would make me happy.

[Grinning Dragon]

Congresswoman Lucy McBath and Everytown For Gun Safety involved in a FEC complaint

... I would love to see this topple Everytown. Probably not gonna happen. But that would make me happy.

Same thoughts as well. I'd like to see every anti gun group burned to the ground and its ashes launched into the sun.

[Cantelo]

Here's an oldie but goodie

[Satuga]

Here's an oldie but goodie

Lmao and I thought I was being stupid when I thought handgun clips were called magazines lol

[Pax Nerdvana]

Exactly. It's like suing a car company because a drunk driver hit someone.

Maybe I should move to Arizona.

It would be more akin to suing a newspaper for running a car ad, and someone used a car to kill people.
This whole it's someone else's fault bullshit needs to die.

That's an even better description.

Congresswoman Lucy McBath and Everytown For Gun Safety involved in a FEC complaint

Nonprofit watchdog group Americans for Public Trust filed complaints with the Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE) against Reps. Madeleine Dean, D-Pa., Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., and Lucy McBath, D-Ga., calling for investigations of possible violations of House rules and federal law. The organization, founded by former National Republican Congressional Committee research director Caitlin Sutherland, also filed complaints against Dean and McBath with the Federal Election Commission (FEC).

The complaints against McBath are connected to money her campaign received from the advocacy group Everytown for Gun Safety. McBath had been employed by Everytown prior to launching her congressional campaign in March 2018, and the complaint states that she remained employed there for roughly two more months. During that time, she appeared on television as both a candidate and a spokesperson for Everytown.

The complaints also allege that McBath received money from Everytown for her campaign during that time, even though Everytown reported in an FEC filing that they first began contributing to McBath's campaign on April 25, 2018.

"However, Everytown began spending in the election for Georgia’s 6th Congressional District while Representative McBath was still serving as the group’s national spokesperson," the OCE complaint says. "It is not publicly known what level of involvement Representative McBath had in Everytown’s expenditures against her eventual general election opponent while she was still employed by Everytown."

I hope this brings down Everytown. Bring it down!

[Grinning Dragon]

Here's an oldie but goodie

How about...
Rep. Diana DeGette Doesn't Understand High-Capacity Magazines Can Be Reloaded

Or the idiot and all around dipshit, biden; who says you shouldn't be allowed 50 clips in a gun. I'd love to see a gun that can hold 50 clips.
fucking morons.

[Pax Nerdvana]

Here's an oldie but goodie

How about...
Rep. Diana DeGette Doesn't Understand High-Capacity Magazines Can Be Reloaded

Or the idiot and all around dipshit, biden; who says you shouldn't be allowed 50 clips in a gun. I'd love to see a gun that can hold 50 clips.
fucking morons.

People are so durn ignorant. It's like how people use the word bullet to refer to the whole round, when the bullet is only part of it.

[Grinning Dragon]

How about...
Rep. Diana DeGette Doesn't Understand High-Capacity Magazines Can Be Reloaded

Or the idiot and all around dipshit, biden; who says you shouldn't be allowed 50 clips in a gun. I'd love to see a gun that can hold 50 clips.
fucking morons.

People are so durn ignorant. It's like how people use the word bullet to refer to the whole round, when the bullet is only part of it.

What gets me, is the hubris of those espousing such nonsense as if they are experts in the subject matter, when clearly they are not.
This goes for any politician/news talking head/ govt official, etc., kills me even further that there are people out there who believe just about every word being spoken by those who know nothing about firearms, let alone the plethora of firearm laws already on the books.

[Pax Nerdvana]

People are so durn ignorant. It's like how people use the word bullet to refer to the whole round, when the bullet is only part of it.

What gets me, is the hubris of those espousing such nonsense as if they are experts in the subject matter, when clearly they are not.
This goes for any politician/news talking head/ govt official, etc., kills me even further that there are people out there who believe just about every word being spoken by those who know nothing about firearms, let alone the plethora of firearm laws already on the books.

I wish people would learn to think for themselves, and take anything a politician says with a couple pounds of salt.

[The Two Jerseys]

People are so durn ignorant. It's like how people use the word bullet to refer to the whole round, when the bullet is only part of it.

What gets me, is the hubris of those espousing such nonsense as if they are experts in the subject matter, when clearly they are not.
This goes for any politician/news talking head/ govt official, etc., kills me even further that there are people out there who believe just about every word being spoken by those who know nothing about firearms, let alone the plethora of firearm laws already on the books.

See, it has a bullet tube and a shooty switch and everything!

[Gig em Aggies]

What gets me, is the hubris of those espousing such nonsense as if they are experts in the subject matter, when clearly they are not.
This goes for any politician/news talking head/ govt official, etc., kills me even further that there are people out there who believe just about every word being spoken by those who know nothing about firearms, let alone the plethora of firearm laws already on the books.

See, it has a bullet tube and a shooty switch and everything!

well just ask Angelina Jolie she kicked ass with one of those and a couple of cleaning liquids and a rag in (Salt)

[Chernoslavia]

What gets me, is the hubris of those espousing such nonsense as if they are experts in the subject matter, when clearly they are not.
This goes for any politician/news talking head/ govt official, etc., kills me even further that there are people out there who believe just about every word being spoken by those who know nothing about firearms, let alone the plethora of firearm laws already on the books.

See, it has a bullet tube and a shooty switch and everything!

And it can waste someone in mere seconds by suffocation. San Andreas told me so.

[Satuga]

Here's an oldie but goodie

How about...
Rep. Diana DeGette Doesn't Understand High-Capacity Magazines Can Be Reloaded

Or the idiot and all around dipshit, biden; who says you shouldn't be allowed 50 clips in a gun. I'd love to see a gun that can hold 50 clips.
fucking morons.

https://youtu.be/PUoH1QY4CyM
Check mate gun lover

[Grinning Dragon]

NO! Just NO.
U.S. Senator Kamala D. Harris Joins Colleagues in Introducing Gun Safety Bill to Mandate Preservation, Disclosure of Federal Gun Data

Since 2003, Republicans have restricted the ability of the ATF and FBI to collect, preserve and make public a range of gun records and data by attaching so called “Tiahrt Amendments” to the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) yearly funding bill. This legislation would repeal the following Tiahrt provisions:

Ending the prohibition on the ATF from releasing firearm trace data for use by cities, states, researchers, litigants and members of the public;

Ending the requirement for the FBI to destroy all approved gun purchaser records within 24 hours of approval;

Ending the provision that makes it extremely difficult for ATF to retrieve firearms from prohibited persons who are mistakenly sold guns or from gun owners who become ineligible to possess guns;

Ending the prohibition on ATF requiring gun dealers to submit their inventories to law enforcement; (Gun dealer inventories facilitate enforcement of the federal law requiring dealers to report the loss or theft of firearms and help law enforcement oversee the more than 50,000 firearms dealers nationwide. According to a 2008 analysis by the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, more than 30,000 guns in the inventories of firearms dealers were unaccounted for in 2007.)

Ending the prohibition on public disclosure of data on multiple handgun sales, as well as gun sales information dealers are required to keep that may be required to be reported to the U.S. Attorney General for determining the disposition of one or more firearms in the course of a bona fide criminal investigation.
Source: Senator Kamala D. Harris

Some more, NO!
ATF Proposes Step to Make a National Gun Registry Easier

The ATF has issued new rules that will alter the format for Form 4473’s and make it easier to create a national gun registry.
Here’s what we know. ATF agents have used annual inspections to electronically record the contents of Form 4473’s being kept by federal gun dealers. See here and here.

We also know that a software company exhibiting its wares at the Shot Show in Las Vegas has crafted a system where ATF can take the contents of all the dealer’s Bound Book entries (which contain all of the buyer’s personal information and gun information which is on a Form 4473) by simply capturing them on a thumb drive.

We know that billionaire “Midget Mike” Bloomberg has made Universal Background Checks/National Gun Registries the centerpiece of his $2 BILLION campaign for the presidency — presumably because, if everyone with a gun has a 4473, then everyone with a gun will be in the national gun registry being compiled by ATF, using its copies of 4473’s.

And we know that the ATF is now trying to put the names of gun owners on the same page of the 4473 as the identifying information of the gun. See here.

But if they’re successful with changing the 4473 in this way, it will be much easier for ATF to create a national gun registry by photographing paper documents.

So it appears that we have an answer to the almost inexplicable question of why ATF is crawling over glass now to reincarnate the format for the 4473 which was junked decades ago.

This is, of course, one piece of the National Gun Registry strategy.

But, given that ATF is required by law to receive comments between now and February 24, it is worth our time to let them know that we know what they’re up to.

So please, go above to urge our federal government to REJECT the proposed changes to the 4473 form.

Again, let them know that bureaucrats shouldn’t be making it easier to register the firearms of law-abiding gun owners!

Some good news?
BREAKING: Virginia Senate Committee Votes to Postpone ‘Assault Weapon’ Ban Bill Consideration Until 2021 Session

Senators voted to shelve the bill for the year and ask the state crime commission to study the issue, an outcome that drew cheers from a committee room packed with gun advocates.

Four moderate Democrats joined Republicans in Monday’s committee vote, rejecting legislation that would have prohibited the sale of certain semiautomatic firearms, including popular AR-15 style rifles, and banned the possession of magazines that hold more than 12 rounds.

The bill was a top priority for Northam, a Democrat who has campaigned heavily for a broad package of gun-control measures.

[Knight of the New Decade]

Violence is a sin!

Kulaka mulaka ge sai lai lufte de santra mekitu ya koya sabu koya be moma koya ya keya zabooba!

[Grinning Dragon]

Violence is a sin!

Kulaka mulaka ge sai lai lufte de santra mekitu ya koya sabu koya be moma koya ya keya zabooba!

No it isn't.

[Diopolis]

Violence is a sin!

Kulaka mulaka ge sai lai lufte de santra mekitu ya koya sabu koya be moma koya ya keya zabooba!

Sorry chap, but do you mind terribly posting that second part in English?