“It goes to the difference between states’ laws related to gun ownership. In the state of New York, you cannot buy (an AR-15). You have to be over age 18. You cannot have access. I mean, he had a concealed carry permit which allowed him to have this weapon.”
It’s an all too predictable cycle: There’s an active shooter, he takes out innocent people, then the murderous killer takes the coward’s way out and it all blows up in the mainstream media.
Baltimore voters had enough. Mosby lost her primary election to her Democratic challenger, Ivan Bates, who pledged to reverse her progressive non-prosecution policies and put in place harsher penalties for repeat violent offenses and illegal gun possession.
One of the biggest goober moves a surprising number of gun owners make is leaving an unsecured handgun in their
I hate to discuss any apparent “pause” in mass shootings, because it feels like that’s tempting fate. However, it’s hard
“By repealing ineffective non-prosecution policies, we’ve empowered our police officers to re-engage fully in the mission of public safety — not only as law enforcers, but as violence interrupters working proactively in our communities.”
But behavioral economics has taught us ways of helping those young people achieve the same strategies that poker players deploy to keep their emotions in check, through simulated social interactions.
The report fails to mention a major reason people leave their firearms in their cars…the proliferation of ‘gun-free zones’ and ‘sensitive areas,’ all promoted by the same social justice extremists who complain about guns falling into the wrong hands.
It’s not difficult to gauge the ATF’s intent after their arrest of Patrick “Tate” Adamiak. Their agents’ actions and the
Folks, if you wait until you see the bad guy’s gun pointed at you when they’ve got their finger on the trigger, you’ve waited too long.
