brandon
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In my state every police organization went to the legislature and asked them not to pass permitless carry. They did it anyway. Arrogant SOBs.
"First on CNN: 10-year-old trapped with the Uvalde school shooter repeatedly called 911 for help. It took officials 40 minutes to act"
I heard it the other night. It's downright terrible. CNN purposely blocked out seconds of the call when gun shots from the shooter were going off. Just total failure across the board in Texas and it won't change a thing."First on CNN: 10-year-old trapped with the Uvalde school shooter repeatedly called 911 for help. It took officials 40 minutes to act"
I can not read, listen, or follow what this little girl said to 911 during the shooting. It's the first time I have ever purposely not read something like this. It is too painful to imagine what she was going through.
Another school shooting today. And this:
That is exactly what will happen.My biggest fear is the possibility that the more this happens the more it's likely to happen.
clearly mental health and not right wing rage
County sheriffs in Oregon are taking a stand against the state's newly-adopted gun law and say they will not enforce a major piece of the law that sets limits on magazine capacity because it violates the Second Amendment, wastes law enforcement resources and is the product of "pure anti-gun politics."
Measure 114, known as the Reduction of Gun Violence Act, was approved by Oregon voters in last week's midterm election. The new law outlaws ammunition magazines that hold more than 10 rounds, and requires police to maintain an electronic, searchable database of all firearm permits, provide additional hands-on firearm training, and collect fingerprints from people before issuing permits to purchase a gun.
However, at least five county sheriffs say they will not enforce all or parts of the law, and they are focusing their opposition on language that limits magazine capacity. They argue that the provision infringes on Second Amendment rights, ignores real problems associated with gun violence in the state and will drain already-depleted law enforcement resources.
"The biggest thing is this does absolutely nothing to address the problem," Sheriff Cody Bowen of Union County told Fox News Digital. "The problem that we have is not… magazine capacity. It's not background checks. It’s a problem with mental health awareness. It's a problem with behavior health illness."
"Our society as a whole is a bigger problem rather than saying that, you know, the guns are killing people," he said.
Bowen said enforcement of magazine capacity limits is simply not impossible. "There’s just no way possible for us to enforce that and nor would I simply because it's an infringement on our Second Amendment, you know, our right to keep and bear arms," he said............
Le sigh. Once again, gun control advocates shoot themselves in the foot. Magazine capacity is a red herring, a hassle and an intrusion. Fingerprinting is going to go nowhere in rural areas and only serves to alienate the very voters you're trying to win over on the economic side.
If you want to make headway, forget that garbage and get these LEO's on record when you ask them to campaign for more mental health funding, for a reassignment of duties so cops aren't being called to deal with mental crises for which they're woefully untrained and for funding to really enforce existing registration laws.
Person who shot up nightclub in CO was known to police for making a bomb threat. They didn’t take his weapons, in spite of a red flag law in that county.
And lawsuits I would imagine.Someone’s going g to have to answer some hard questions
Person who shot up nightclub in CO was known to police for making a bomb threat. They didn’t take his weapons, in spite of a red flag law in that county.
Someone’s going g to have to answer some hard questions
No they won't. We had a classroom of kids murdered here in Uvalde and accountability has been as absent/illusive as a day without a mass shooting.
People won't care that much about mass shooting at an LGBTQ+ club to force change. Accountability isn't a concept the gun supporters and the right wing in this country care about in the least. They just want their "rights", regardless of the cost to others (and eventually themselves).