NRA wants stalkers to keep their guns and kill women.

[hazlnut]

The NRA wants Louisiana stalkers to be able to keep their guns — and women are going to keep dying

Sick, just sick.

As part of its never-ending quest to make sure that handguns are cheap, plentiful, and easy for anyone to acquire and keep, the NRA inserted itself into the writing of a Louisiana bill that would have expanded protections for victims of domestic violence.

Putting bullets before people, the NRA saw to it that people in Louisiana with a history of violence — to say nothing of a conviction for stalking — can hang onto their guns just in case they are needed to prevent government tyranny or, should the need arise, to water the Tree of Liberty with the blood of women who are tired of being beaten.

Louisiana’s HB 488, which would have provided additional protective measures for victims of domestic abuse, was gutted because the NRA thought it went too far when it included “dating partners” along with “household members.”

According to a member of the state domestic violence prevention commission, the NRA “didn’t want to increase the pool of people who will dispossessed of their firearms.”

So what got yanked out of the bill so it could pass through committee?

Well, they removed “dating partner” from the list of victims of domestic abuse and battery, which means domestic violence victims who don’t live with their abusive partner don’t receive the same protections. This is in a state where 50 percent of domestic violence victims qualify as “dating partners” who live apart from their abuser.

 

[Katzndogz]

The NRA wants women to have guns to deal with the stalkers.

 

[bodecea]

The NRA, as a good PR move should have a fund to give guns and gun training to any woman who has had an incident of domestic violence.

 

[Delta4Embassy]

The NRA wants Louisiana stalkers to be able to keep their guns — and women are going to keep dying

Sick, just sick.

As part of its never-ending quest to make sure that handguns are cheap, plentiful, and easy for anyone to acquire and keep, the NRA inserted itself into the writing of a Louisiana bill that would have expanded protections for victims of domestic violence.

Putting bullets before people, the NRA saw to it that people in Louisiana with a history of violence — to say nothing of a conviction for stalking — can hang onto their guns just in case they are needed to prevent government tyranny or, should the need arise, to water the Tree of Liberty with the blood of women who are tired of being beaten.

Louisiana’s HB 488, which would have provided additional protective measures for victims of domestic abuse, was gutted because the NRA thought it went too far when it included “dating partners” along with “household members.”

According to a member of the state domestic violence prevention commission, the NRA “didn’t want to increase the pool of people who will dispossessed of their firearms.”

So what got yanked out of the bill so it could pass through committee?

Well, they removed “dating partner” from the list of victims of domestic abuse and battery, which means domestic violence victims who don’t live with their abusive partner don’t receive the same protections. This is in a state where 50 percent of domestic violence victims qualify as “dating partners” who live apart from their abuser.

Makes sense to me. Violent criminals being more likely on the front lines in any uprising against the government. Peaceful types staying home. So naturally the NRA would want the violent types who've made their bones to also stay armed.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

The NRA, as a good PR move should have a fund to give guns and gun training to any woman who has had an incident of domestic violence.

I agree with you 100 percent here, bo.

 

[Wry Catcher]

The NRA wants women to have guns to deal with the stalkers.

Do some homework, what you don't know about domestic violence is voluminous.

The NRA is a special interest lobby, and as such is not to be trusted on social policy.

 

[2aguy]

The NRA wants women to have guns to deal with the stalkers.

Do some homework, what you don't know about domestic violence is voluminous.

The NRA is a special interest lobby, and as such is not to be trusted on social policy.

So says the lefty........

 

[martybegan]

The NRA, as a good PR move should have a fund to give guns and gun training to any woman who has had an incident of domestic violence.

Nothing wrong with that.

 

[martybegan]

The NRA wants Louisiana stalkers to be able to keep their guns — and women are going to keep dying

Sick, just sick.

As part of its never-ending quest to make sure that handguns are cheap, plentiful, and easy for anyone to acquire and keep, the NRA inserted itself into the writing of a Louisiana bill that would have expanded protections for victims of domestic violence.

Putting bullets before people, the NRA saw to it that people in Louisiana with a history of violence — to say nothing of a conviction for stalking — can hang onto their guns just in case they are needed to prevent government tyranny or, should the need arise, to water the Tree of Liberty with the blood of women who are tired of being beaten.

Louisiana’s HB 488, which would have provided additional protective measures for victims of domestic abuse, was gutted because the NRA thought it went too far when it included “dating partners” along with “household members.”

According to a member of the state domestic violence prevention commission, the NRA “didn’t want to increase the pool of people who will dispossessed of their firearms.”

So what got yanked out of the bill so it could pass through committee?

Well, they removed “dating partner” from the list of victims of domestic abuse and battery, which means domestic violence victims who don’t live with their abusive partner don’t receive the same protections. This is in a state where 50 percent of domestic violence victims qualify as “dating partners” who live apart from their abuser.

Simple solution to the stalking conviction issue, just make all stalking crimes a felony. Also make domestic violence a felony and you eliminate the need for any expanding of definitions, as convicted felons can't posses firearms legally.

 

[Wry Catcher]

The NRA wants women to have guns to deal with the stalkers.

Do some homework, what you don't know about domestic violence is voluminous.

The NRA is a special interest lobby, and as such is not to be trusted on social policy.

So says the lefty........

Yeah, this "lefty" wrote two VAWA Grants, managed both along with DV staff from the Sheriffs's Dept. three Police agencies, the Probation Dept., the Women's shelter, Women's Counseling Services, Anger Management Providers, jail personnel and the office of the District Attorney.

 

[The Rabbi]

The NRA wants women to have guns to deal with the stalkers.

Do some homework, what you don't know about domestic violence is voluminous.

The NRA is a special interest lobby, and as such is not to be trusted on social policy.

So says the lefty........

Yeah, this "lefty" wrote two VAWA Grants, managed both along with DV staff from the Sheriffs's Dept. three Police agencies, the Probation Dept., the Women's shelter, Women's Counseling Services, Anger Management Providers, jail personnel and the office of the District Attorney.

You're a government funded leech. We got that already.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Nothing stops a stalker like a 9MM

 

[The Rabbi]

The NRA wants Louisiana stalkers to be able to keep their guns — and women are going to keep dying

Sick, just sick.

As part of its never-ending quest to make sure that handguns are cheap, plentiful, and easy for anyone to acquire and keep, the NRA inserted itself into the writing of a Louisiana bill that would have expanded protections for victims of domestic violence.

Putting bullets before people, the NRA saw to it that people in Louisiana with a history of violence — to say nothing of a conviction for stalking — can hang onto their guns just in case they are needed to prevent government tyranny or, should the need arise, to water the Tree of Liberty with the blood of women who are tired of being beaten.

Louisiana’s HB 488, which would have provided additional protective measures for victims of domestic abuse, was gutted because the NRA thought it went too far when it included “dating partners” along with “household members.”

According to a member of the state domestic violence prevention commission, the NRA “didn’t want to increase the pool of people who will dispossessed of their firearms.”

So what got yanked out of the bill so it could pass through committee?

Well, they removed “dating partner” from the list of victims of domestic abuse and battery, which means domestic violence victims who don’t live with their abusive partner don’t receive the same protections. This is in a state where 50 percent of domestic violence victims qualify as “dating partners” who live apart from their abuser.

Simple solution to the stalking conviction issue, just make all stalking crimes a felony. Also make domestic violence a felony and you eliminate the need for any expanding of definitions, as convicted felons can't posses firearms legally.

People convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence are prohibited as well, thank Sen Lautenberg. He should burn in hell.
The whole "domestic violence" bit is bullshit. Knuckling under to feminist agenda. If someone commits assault or battery they need to go be prosecuted and go to prison. Period. Doesnt matter who the victim is.

 

[martybegan]

The NRA wants Louisiana stalkers to be able to keep their guns — and women are going to keep dying

Sick, just sick.

As part of its never-ending quest to make sure that handguns are cheap, plentiful, and easy for anyone to acquire and keep, the NRA inserted itself into the writing of a Louisiana bill that would have expanded protections for victims of domestic violence.

Putting bullets before people, the NRA saw to it that people in Louisiana with a history of violence — to say nothing of a conviction for stalking — can hang onto their guns just in case they are needed to prevent government tyranny or, should the need arise, to water the Tree of Liberty with the blood of women who are tired of being beaten.

Louisiana’s HB 488, which would have provided additional protective measures for victims of domestic abuse, was gutted because the NRA thought it went too far when it included “dating partners” along with “household members.”

According to a member of the state domestic violence prevention commission, the NRA “didn’t want to increase the pool of people who will dispossessed of their firearms.”

So what got yanked out of the bill so it could pass through committee?

Well, they removed “dating partner” from the list of victims of domestic abuse and battery, which means domestic violence victims who don’t live with their abusive partner don’t receive the same protections. This is in a state where 50 percent of domestic violence victims qualify as “dating partners” who live apart from their abuser.

Simple solution to the stalking conviction issue, just make all stalking crimes a felony. Also make domestic violence a felony and you eliminate the need for any expanding of definitions, as convicted felons can't posses firearms legally.

People convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence are prohibited as well, thank Sen Lautenberg. He should burn in hell.
The whole "domestic violence" bit is bullshit. Knuckling under to feminist agenda. If someone commits assault or battery they need to go be prosecuted and go to prison. Period. Doesnt matter who the victim is.

The standard should be felony or mental adjudication. Just make the crimes a felony, and you have no issue.

 

[The Rabbi]

Nothing stops a stalker like a 9MM

I disagree. 12ga is every bit as effective. But the point is well taken.
Since many times the husband will take out a restraining order against the wife in retaliation the wife is now a prohibited person and unable to purchase a gun to defend herself. Had that exact scenario happen to me. It's a crime to strip people of rights without due process.

 

[The Rabbi]

The NRA wants Louisiana stalkers to be able to keep their guns — and women are going to keep dying

Sick, just sick.

As part of its never-ending quest to make sure that handguns are cheap, plentiful, and easy for anyone to acquire and keep, the NRA inserted itself into the writing of a Louisiana bill that would have expanded protections for victims of domestic violence.

Putting bullets before people, the NRA saw to it that people in Louisiana with a history of violence — to say nothing of a conviction for stalking — can hang onto their guns just in case they are needed to prevent government tyranny or, should the need arise, to water the Tree of Liberty with the blood of women who are tired of being beaten.

Louisiana’s HB 488, which would have provided additional protective measures for victims of domestic abuse, was gutted because the NRA thought it went too far when it included “dating partners” along with “household members.”

According to a member of the state domestic violence prevention commission, the NRA “didn’t want to increase the pool of people who will dispossessed of their firearms.”

So what got yanked out of the bill so it could pass through committee?

Well, they removed “dating partner” from the list of victims of domestic abuse and battery, which means domestic violence victims who don’t live with their abusive partner don’t receive the same protections. This is in a state where 50 percent of domestic violence victims qualify as “dating partners” who live apart from their abuser.

Simple solution to the stalking conviction issue, just make all stalking crimes a felony. Also make domestic violence a felony and you eliminate the need for any expanding of definitions, as convicted felons can't posses firearms legally.

People convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence are prohibited as well, thank Sen Lautenberg. He should burn in hell.
The whole "domestic violence" bit is bullshit. Knuckling under to feminist agenda. If someone commits assault or battery they need to go be prosecuted and go to prison. Period. Doesnt matter who the victim is.

The standard should be felony or mental adjudication. Just make the crimes a felony, and you have no issue.

Too many things are already felonies.

 

[martybegan]

The NRA wants Louisiana stalkers to be able to keep their guns — and women are going to keep dying

Sick, just sick.

As part of its never-ending quest to make sure that handguns are cheap, plentiful, and easy for anyone to acquire and keep, the NRA inserted itself into the writing of a Louisiana bill that would have expanded protections for victims of domestic violence.

Putting bullets before people, the NRA saw to it that people in Louisiana with a history of violence — to say nothing of a conviction for stalking — can hang onto their guns just in case they are needed to prevent government tyranny or, should the need arise, to water the Tree of Liberty with the blood of women who are tired of being beaten.

Louisiana’s HB 488, which would have provided additional protective measures for victims of domestic abuse, was gutted because the NRA thought it went too far when it included “dating partners” along with “household members.”

According to a member of the state domestic violence prevention commission, the NRA “didn’t want to increase the pool of people who will dispossessed of their firearms.”

So what got yanked out of the bill so it could pass through committee?

Well, they removed “dating partner” from the list of victims of domestic abuse and battery, which means domestic violence victims who don’t live with their abusive partner don’t receive the same protections. This is in a state where 50 percent of domestic violence victims qualify as “dating partners” who live apart from their abuser.

Simple solution to the stalking conviction issue, just make all stalking crimes a felony. Also make domestic violence a felony and you eliminate the need for any expanding of definitions, as convicted felons can't posses firearms legally.

People convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence are prohibited as well, thank Sen Lautenberg. He should burn in hell.
The whole "domestic violence" bit is bullshit. Knuckling under to feminist agenda. If someone commits assault or battery they need to go be prosecuted and go to prison. Period. Doesnt matter who the victim is.

The standard should be felony or mental adjudication. Just make the crimes a felony, and you have no issue.

Too many things are already felonies.

On, the books, however except for repeat offenders most things get plead down to a misdemeanor or violation, even if a felony is warranted.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Nothing stops a stalker like a 9MM

I disagree. 12ga is every bit as effective. But the point is well taken.
Since many times the husband will take out a restraining order against the wife in retaliation the wife is now a prohibited person and unable to purchase a gun to defend herself. Had that exact scenario happen to me. It's a crime to strip people of rights without due process.

A 12 ga doesn't fit in a purse very well but I agree with you

 

[Wry Catcher]

This thread has devolved into a circle jerk by the ignorant. FYI, misogyny is not a virtue, and the reality is DV up front and personal is a horror, not something to be taken lightly.

 

[pismoe]

I wish they'd get rid of the 'lautenberg act' [think it was in 98] , he11 , look at a nasty wife the wrong way and whoosh , there goes your 2nd Amendment Rights . Get in a shoving match with your brother and whoosh . Anyway , good for the NRA !!