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General Category => National/Breaking News => Second Amendment => Topic started by: mystery-ak on October 27, 2023, 01:31:41 pm
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Biden Pushes Lawsuits Against Gun Makers Following Maine Attacks
AWR Hawkins 26 Oct 2023
On Thursday, in response to the Maine shootings, President Joe Biden pushed for a repeal of protections that protect gun makers from frivolous lawsuits, universal background checks, and other gun controls.
WhiteHouse.gov published Biden’s statement, which opened with him saying, “Today, Jill and I are praying for the Americans who’ve lost their lives, for those still in critical care, and for the families, survivors, and community members enduring shock and grief.”
He then urged residents in Maine’s Lewiston area to heed all law enforcement’s warnings, including alerts to shelter-in-place.
Biden eventually transitioned to the summer 2022 passage of the gun control he passed with Sen. John Cornyn’s (R-TX) help, noting, as always, that gun control is not enough.
He then said:
I urge Republican lawmakers in Congress to fulfill their duty to protect the American people. Work with us to pass a bill banning assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, to enact universal background checks, to require safe storage of guns, and end immunity from liability for gun manufacturers.
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https://www.breitbart.com/2nd-amendment/2023/10/26/biden-pushes-lawsuits-against-gun-makers-following-maine-attacks/
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Just like clockwork. Old Joe thinks it is 1992 again.
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The shooter already broke laws against carrying a loaded firearm in liquor establishments, and if the shooter had a history of Domestic Violence, He's in violation of the Lautenberg Amendment (Federal Law) even having a firearm. Not to mention laws against shooting people.
Now will someone tell me how one more law is going to make a damned bit of difference?
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I urge Republican lawmakers in Congress to fulfill their duty to protect the American people. Work with us to pass a bill banning assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, to enact universal background checks, to require safe storage of guns, and end immunity from liability for gun manufacturers.
No... Hell no... double Hell NO !
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No... Hell no... double Hell NO !
Right. Not only would ending "immunity"for being sued for the misuse of a product open the courts to, say, Ford being sued because someone used their truck to hit someone, but the open contempt for the RKBA is there in fully naked display.
In the face of a country invaded by military age men by the millions at the behest of this administration, Americans would be fools to disarm.
I agree. Oh, Hell no!