Mass shooting suspect Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa bought an AR-556 pistol 4 days after the judge ruled against the ban.
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Well...that is a shocker...huh? Duh!
So, you actually believe that the shooter was actually waiting for the ban to be lifted so he could got out and kill people?
Is that what you are saying? That is just the dumbest thing I think I have read today.
it's as good an excuse as any for the fruitcake. Hit motives have yet to be assertained. I think an entire board of shrinks may figure it out sooner or later.
That is why Jim blaming a gun ban being lift is so stupid. The guy could get the banned weapon from anywhere and with nuts or terrorists, they are going to get the guns, legally or illegal and use them. So blaming a judge for lifting the ban as the cause is absolutely moronic at best and very ignorant.
There is a better chance that he legally purchased the gun right after the Judge tossed Ban just out of symantics. That put the idea in his sick little mind and made the tool readily available on just about every street corner. There is a good chance that the Judges Public Ruling had a lot to do with his decision. Of course, in his pudding mind, the output was scrambled.
It was against the law to open carry into a store is was against the law to discharge a gun in the store. It was against the law to discharge a gun with intent to cause bodily harm, it was against the law for him to murder. But somehow you believe he would not obtain a gun illegally because it was against the law. That doesn’t make any sense.
Just keep making excuses. And the slaughter will continue.
No excuses, he lived in Denver he could have bought an automatic legally in Denver, outside of Boulder. You are making crap up. I just am stating how illogical your silly theory is. You want to ban guns, fine but I’m not letting you lie about why people kill or their motive when it is so clear you don’t know. Peddle your lies elsewhere.
It's amazing he was able to purchase the firearm.
according to this reporter, he needed to:
" For the Colorado shooting suspect, the Ruger AR-556 pistol had another benefit: It made purchasing the weapon quick and easy. A rifle of its same size would have been subject to multiple layers of added scrutiny, including
a background check that would have required several forms of ID and even fingerprinting. The suspect would have had to
pay additional taxes and potentially wait months before the gun was registered. "
Boulder shooting suspect's gun looked like a rifle. But it's a pistol. Experts worry it's helping people skirt gun laws (yahoo.com)
how amazing stupid.
Those requirements might have been necessary if he were purchasing a fully automatic weapon, but not any rifle I've seen for sale in a store.
Fill out one form, show drivers license, background check done over the phone, (never had to wait more than 45 minutes for approval), walk out of the store.
It's scary the bullshit MSM is pushing on the ill informed.