Huey Driver wrote:
If I thought more laws would help I could get behind the idea of more gun control. Start by enforcing the laws we now have. More laws won't solve anything. Look at Chicago and it should be pretty clear that criminals don't give a damn about the laws.
Nobody has as much gun trouble as we have here in Chiraq, so let me add a little tutorial of "what's really happening" versus the ivory tower theory of the current day American uber liberal.
Let's start with the obvious.....Chiraq had over 2900 actual shootings in 2015 with over 470 deaths (and counting). Our police, on the other hand, only had 22 shootings with 8 deaths (of course, all the media wants to talk about is the cop shootings, much of it driven by the illegal shooting 16 times by a single cop). Now, the 2900 shootings were comprised of approx. +15,000 attempted shootings/incidences.
Here's the kicker........how many of those 15,000 and 2900 and +470 were performed by guns that would have been avoided via new rules?
Up front let it be said there is no scientific number, but the police have come forward in Chiraq and said the overwhelming majority of murders and attempted murders in this number are performed by guns purchased illegally under current laws! Also, out here it is an established fact that despite having some of the most stringent gun control laws in the country, we have the worst gun problem. Why? ILLEGAL guns, not legal ones.
Also, here in Chiraq it is well established that the judges and court system do NOT do anywhere near an adequate job of enforcing said gun laws. They use many excuses.....crowded jails, community activists saying its unfair to minorities (despite them being the ones doing the majority of the shooting and representing the majority of the deaths!), no sto-and-frisk, etc.
So, as far as yesterday's news, I resent the extensive use of executive order for matters which should be negotiated via the various branches of government, these edicts will be stopped by SCOTUS in about 12-18 months (or sooner), they are a political sham and lack sincerity (if sincere, why not do it in the first two years?), I see them as disingenuous at best, they will do little to nothing to solve our problem here in Chiraq (thus little anywhere), and a few more tears by El Presidente for victims of terrorism both here and across the world would help convince me of his sincerity.
Hell, I'd be glad if he would even acknowledge radical Islamic terrorism!