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President Obama cries during gun violence speech

Rather than impose mandatory sentences for those that use guns for a crime, he wants a stronger background check for those that own guns or want to. They missed the Ferry on this one, and yes don't let Obama close to a gun. The breakdown he had worries me.
 
Wanker said:
Rather than impose mandatory sentences for those that use guns for a crime, he wants a stronger background check for those that own guns or want to. They missed the Ferry on this one, and yes don't let Obama close to a gun. The breakdown he had worries me.

No worries, he is just concerned he will not get his bonus for disarming America.
 
Come on guys don't be so hard on him, I feel for him, the 15 yr old he talks about in that speech I think he truly cared about, he is a father after all and he does care about all the other children that have been needlessly killed by gun violence. I believe the thoughts of them is what moved him to sincere tears, it moved me as well. What he is proposing may or may not make a difference but at least he is trying something, more than anyone can say about gun lobbyists!!
 
cristycurves said:
Come on guys don't be so hard on him, I feel for him, the 15 yr old he talks about in that speech I think he truly cared about, he is a father after all and he does care about all the other children that have been needlessly killed by gun violence. I believe the thoughts of them is what moved him to sincere tears, it moved me as well. What he is proposing may or may not make a difference but at least he is trying something, more than anyone can say about gun lobbyists!!

Opinions vary.

Of course he, his wife and kids have armed secret service agents protecting them 24/7.
 
papasmerf said:
Opinions vary.

Of course he, his wife and kids have armed secret service agents protecting them 24/7.

opinions vary:SayWhat?:..lol, so I'm learning:), and mine isn't the only one:wink2: as far as them having armed guards, of course, wouldn't and shouldn't that be expected, armed guards are trained and not out to randomly shoot innocent citizens which is what he would like to control.... guns getting into the wrong hands. At least he tries:)
 
papasmerf said:
No worries, he is just concerned he will not get his bonus for disarming America.

It is time to strength gun control in the US in my humble opinion. The tragedies that have occurred over and over is more evidence for this to happen than we need. It is a shame a President of Obama's stature can only serve for twice, I'd love to see him have another 4 years.
 
Something has to be done and up until now absolutely NOTHING has been done.

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Cardinal Fang said:
Something has to be done and up until now absolutely NOTHING has been done.

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Internet Gun Sales and Background Checks, Explained


Sometimes guns purchased online require a background check. Sometimes they don't. Here's how to know the difference.

e of the most parsed moments in President Barack Obama’s speech unveiling his executive actions on guns on Tuesday was a sentence that drew little interest from pundits and mainstream reporters.

“A violent felon can buy [a gun] over the Internet with no background check, no questions asked,” he said from the East Room, echoing a familiar refrain of gun violence prevention advocates. Almost immediately, conservative critics pounced.

A writer at The Federalist said Obama’s remark was “so plainly not true.” The National Review writer Charles C.W. Cooke called it “what is classically called a lie.”

Why are gun violence prevention activists so alarmed by Internet gun sales, and why do pro-gun voices often completely dismiss their concerns? The tension comes from the fact that the term can apply to two very different kinds of transactions: one regulated, and one not. Here’s how it all works.

My computer’s fired up and I’m ready to buy a gun. Where do I start?

Read all: https://www.thetrace.org/2016/01/internet-gun-sales-background-checks/
 
Internet Gun Sales and Background Checks, Explained


Sometimes guns purchased online require a background check. Sometimes they don't. Here's how to know the difference.

e of the most parsed moments in President Barack Obama’s speech unveiling his executive actions on guns on Tuesday was a sentence that drew little interest from pundits and mainstream reporters.

“A violent felon can buy [a gun] over the Internet with no background check, no questions asked,” he said from the East Room, echoing a familiar refrain of gun violence prevention advocates. Almost immediately, conservative critics pounced.

A writer at The Federalist said Obama’s remark was “so plainly not true.” The National Review writer Charles C.W. Cooke called it “what is classically called a lie.”

Why are gun violence prevention activists so alarmed by Internet gun sales, and why do pro-gun voices often completely dismiss their concerns? The tension comes from the fact that the term can apply to two very different kinds of transactions: one regulated, and one not. Here’s how it all works.

My computer’s fired up and I’m ready to buy a gun. Where do I start?

Read all: https://www.thetrace.org/2016/01/internet-gun-sales-background-checks/


What the libels mean by internet guns sales is the illegal gun sales can be made with no background check......Oddly enough they will still require no background checks regardless of what the law is.
 
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