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jac
(6/26/2019)
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This guy was already a convicted criminal and prohibited from possessing a gun. The anti gun laws worked so well in this incident that we obviously need more.
Gun control laws only affect law abiding citizens. Criminals don't obey the law and will have guns regardless of any prohibitions.
Don't even suggest that this latest incident changed Newsom's mind on any anti-gun restrictions. He is patently anti-gun and will sign any gun control legislation that makes it to his desk.
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| Comment by:
jac
(6/26/2019)
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Now they want to expand the so called "red flag" law to allow almost anyone to file a complaint resulting in your guns being confiscated. It doesn't matter if you are a law abiding citizen, veteran, rotary club president, teach Sunday School, and have never been charged with anything in your entire life. One disgruntled acquaintance and the cops will come and take away your guns without any due process.
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