think that was the 'lautenberg act' back in 98 or early 2000s and affected even misdemeanors . Just more disarming or noose tightening and affects even a brother to brother fist fight thats been reported and responded to so that a REPORT has to be writen up Sealy .
I can imagine many of you would have said it was wrong to go get all of Nic Cruz' guns before he did anything wrong.
I'm sorry but if your neighbors view you as a volatile nut maybe you shouldn't have guns. This neighbor of my friends said, "hey, can you get your dog off my lawn?". I almost said fuck off but I said ok and moved on. Something told me the guy was crazy. Now I find out one day he came out of his backyard and shot a squirl with a 22. He lives on the lake. So he shot towards people who could have been boating or swimming. He's crazy. I asked my buddy why he didn't call the cops and he said he only heard about it. I would have called the cops and gotten him a felony so he can never own a gun again ever. Fucking retard. We have gun nuts like this all over America. We need to start calling the cops on these nuts before they snap. If you don't want to lose your guns don't let people think you are nuts.
Watch Nicholas Cruz play with his guns. This should be enough to take his guns away.
No...you are wrong......the 2nd Amendment supporters have stated that the police should have arrested him for his violent attacks on other students, and staff, for the 38 odd times the police showed up to his home...and he should have been committed to a mental institution when it was recommended 2 years ago......in each case those things did not happen....it was democrat policies, in particular, The Promise Program of obama, that kept this kid from being arrested and getting his name on a no buy list for guns....
It isn't 2nd Amendment supporters who are letting actual gun criminals out of jail over and over again.....we aren't talking about a kid with mental problems...we are talking hard core criminals, with actual arrest records, felonies....felonies for illegal gun possession that the democrats keep letting out of jail...who then actually go on to commit murder, the majority of murder in this country compared to the rare mass shooter.......and democrats are the ones allowing that to happen...
The real question...why do you guys keep supporting democrats who keep letting actual, convicted gun criminals out of jail so they can murder people?
Of the 11,004 people murdered in 2016....71 were killed by mass shooters...the rest, the majority, you will find were criminals with long histories of crime and violence who were in jail or arrested.....who were let out due to democrat policies.....
Why do you support that?
And before you say, no, democrats don't do that....here......notice that it is the NRA and Republicans trying to keep the democrats from releasing these violent criminals....
California Democrats hate the gun, not the gunman – Orange County Register
Now that Democrats have supermajorities in the California state Legislature, they’ve rolled into Sacramento with a zest for lowering the state’s prison population and have interpreted St. Augustine’s words of wisdom to mean, “Hate the gun, not the gunman.”
I say this because, once they finally took a break from preaching about the benefits of stricter gun control, the state Senate voted to loosen sentencing guidelines for criminals convicted of gun crimes.
Currently, California law requires anyone who uses a gun while committing a felony to have their sentence increased by 10 years or more in prison — on top of the normal criminal penalty. If enacted, Senate Bill 620 would eliminate that mandate.
The bill, which passed on a 22-14 party-line vote, with support only from Democrats, now heads to the state Assembly for consideration.
Republicans and the National Rifle Association have vowed to campaign against it.
Why have Democrats suddenly developed a soft spot for criminals convicted of gun crimes? The bill’s author, state Sen. Steve Bradford, D-Gardena, says that he was motivated to write the bill after a 17-year-old riding in a car involved in a drive-by shooting was sentenced to 25 years in prison, even though he claims that he wasn’t the one who pulled the trigger.
and for all those anti-gunners who want to know where criminals get guns....well...this law lowers the prison time for those who give guns to criminals.....
Why is that?
Prop. 57, for example, very deceptively and fundamentally changed the definition of what constitutes a “non-violent” offense.
supplying a firearm to a gang member,
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felon obtaining a firearm,
discharging a firearm on school grounds
And here, from Illinois...more democrats letting violent criminals out of jail....
Chicago's grim murder trend blamed on light sentencing, misguided reforms
Lamar Harris had seven felony convictions and 43 arrests when he shot three Chicago police officers. The same week, Samuel Harviley, who had just been paroled after serving less than half of his sentence for armed carjacking, shot yet another of the Windy City’s finest.
Police officials, researchers and many elected leaders all agree that the pair were prime examples of the violent pool of criminals driving the city’s historically high crime rate. Ex-cons well-known to police and with a proven propensity for violence are being let out early from prison or let off lightly by judges, only to wreak havoc on the city, they say.
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“We have five districts that are driving the crime in the city,” Johnson said in a recent radio interview. “And within those districts, there is a small subset of individuals who are responsible for those crimes. They have multiple arrests for gun offenses and until we start holding these people accountable [the problem will persist].”
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Illinois is one of several states implementing recommendations from prison reform commissions to reduce or even eliminate mandatory minimum sentences. Those groups seek to reduce prison populations by as much as 25 percent.
The movement to slash sentences and free inmates is given momentum by controversial, police-involved shootings that galvanize communities, as well as protests by Black Lives Matter and civil rights groups. But shortening sentences of violent offenders puts both police and law-abiding residents of the inner city at risk, say law enforcement officials.