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This article looks at the latest celebritard actress Amy Shumer and here cousin, fascist politician chuck shumer and their attacks on the gun industry....
Amy Schumer s Gun-Control Plea Is Ill-Informed National Review Online
her cousin Chuck suggested that the Americans “desperately need to improve the background check system, which helps prevent the adjudicated mentally ill and violent criminals from getting their hands on a dangerous weapon.” In order to do this, Schumer suggested, the national database needs to be more comprehensively populated.
As one might expect, this is unlikely to be popular with Second Amendment advocates who fear that the government will abuse any power that it is given. But, as Reason’s J D. Tuccille establishes today, such ideas are also anthema to many mental health professionals, who worry that “individuals might avoid seeking help if they’re worried that treatment will end up as an entry in a government database,” and that “so might the family and friends of troubled people who think a loved one needs care.” When people realize “just how arbitrary the use of government records can be,” Tuccille notes, they may well come to believe that the changes “could make things worse.”
Amy Schumer s Gun-Control Plea Is Ill-Informed National Review Online
her cousin Chuck suggested that the Americans “desperately need to improve the background check system, which helps prevent the adjudicated mentally ill and violent criminals from getting their hands on a dangerous weapon.” In order to do this, Schumer suggested, the national database needs to be more comprehensively populated.
As one might expect, this is unlikely to be popular with Second Amendment advocates who fear that the government will abuse any power that it is given. But, as Reason’s J D. Tuccille establishes today, such ideas are also anthema to many mental health professionals, who worry that “individuals might avoid seeking help if they’re worried that treatment will end up as an entry in a government database,” and that “so might the family and friends of troubled people who think a loved one needs care.” When people realize “just how arbitrary the use of government records can be,” Tuccille notes, they may well come to believe that the changes “could make things worse.”
