Who wants to tell him?
Crazy thought: lifetime gun ban for anyone who raises a hand against a woman or a child
— David Frum (@davidfrum) November 6, 2017
David, that’s already the law.
You know, gun control fanatics might stop demanding new laws around gun control if they actually understood the gun control laws that are already on the books. Then again, probably not.
Ummmm… https://t.co/4IGVbVhtMO
— Matthew Kolken (@mkolken) November 6, 2017
From the United States Dept. of Justice:
This bill passed with almost unanimous support and represents Congress’s recognition that “anyone who attempts or threatens violence against a loved one has demonstrated that he or she poses an unacceptable risk, and should be prohibited from possessing firearms.” Congressional Record, p. S11878, September 30, 1996. This new provision affects law enforcement in three interrelated ways. First, it will assist in preventing those individuals who have demonstrated a propensity for domestic violence from obtaining a firearm. Second, it will assist law enforcement by providing a tool for the removal of firearms from certain explosive domestic situations thus decreasing the possibility of deadly violence. Finally, it will serve as a federal prosecution tool in certain situations where alternatives have failed.
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Funny that eh?
*whispers*
"This is already law"— Pounce de León (@RightAllTheTime) November 6, 2017
its already the law
— Federal Spy Guy (@FederalSpyGuy) November 6, 2017
And considering the state of Texas had denied Devin Kelley a license to carry, the fact he had a gun at all was already illegal. Nothing about what Kelley did was legal, the system of laws and regulations FAILED. So why would we add more laws? Or laws that we already have?
https://twitter.com/RedWest1/status/927580773149949952
The problem is they do so little research and so much yammering.
You just described federal law since 1997.
— Howard Roark (@shortwave8669) November 6, 2017
https://twitter.com/dlh8/status/927598651215568896
Crazy thought: True.
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