And I know these terrorists were not on any no fly lists but ensuring that people on those lists can't get guns through legal measures is simply a common sense and good faith action . Movresdonbto fight that . Just don't hide any bull shit gun control measures with it
LOL at me drinking Obama Koolaid or being in favor of gun control. That's a joke but whatever. I am anti Obama and anti stupid measures of gun control. To hate on everything the man says and does just ruins credibility to actually speak out agianst bull shit gun control etc. Answer me a question @KNIGHTTIME^ . Do you think a person on a no fly list due to terror concerns should be able to buy a gun ?? My answer is hell no. I am not a criminal or suspected of crimes so I have no problems, I can buy all the guns and ammo I desire. What is possibly wrong with that ?
I don't think he hates the constitution. There's a difference between giving a suspected terrorist the right to free speech and the right to buy weapons. It'd be kind of crazy to allow people who want to attack us the ability to obtain a CWP.Should those people also lose the rights of freedom of speech, religion, a fair trial, ect.
Like I said. You must hate the constitution.
About two thirds of the people on the watch list have no ties to extremism beyond knowing someone who does have known ties to extremism. It is also possible to be put on it if you choose to fly to certain countries, many of whom are peaceful and sorta friendly. I had a friend put on it after trips to Indonesia and Turkey in the same month on oil shipping business. Using that list to limit weapons purchases would be a bad idea.I dont necessarily have a problem with banning people on the terror watch list or the no fly list. However, what is the process to get placed on those lists? Is there a vetting process where you can be removed from those lists? This is America after all, and we citizens do have these things called rights.
This is the issue with the no-fly list. There are American citizens on that list that don't belong there. There is no good process in place to challenge your status on that list. So, you're taking away a fundamental right without any checks and balances that are normally provided. Also, with the cuts to defense and intel resources and acquisition, we simply don't have the ability to accurately establish the no-fly list.I dont necessarily have a problem with banning people on the terror watch list or the no fly list. However, what is the process to get placed on those lists? Is there a vetting process where you can be removed from those lists? This is America after all, and we citizens do have these things called rights.
And you must be a ****ing idiotYou must hate the 2nd amendment.
No they shouldn't . But until they are cleared they shouldn't be able to buy a gun.Should those people also lose the rights of freedom of speech, religion, a fair trial, ect.
Like I said. You must hate the constitution.
You can't deny people a constitutional right without due process and based on the weakest suspicions. The no-fly list is a really low bar. But under invetigation or indictment should count.No they shouldn't . But until they are cleared they shouldn't be able to buy a gun.
And you must be a ****ing idiot
No they shouldn't . But until they are cleared they shouldn't be able to buy a gun.
Honestly Bob would it surprise you to find out our government hired someone at homeland security with a sketchy background ?There are 70 Homeland Security employees on the no fly list.
You can't deny people a constitutional right without due process and based on the weakest suspicions. The no-fly list is a really low bar. But under invetigation or indictment should count.
Honestly Bob would it surprise you to find out our government hired someone at homeland security with a sketchy background ?
I don't think he hates the constitution. There's a difference between giving a suspected terrorist the right to free speech and the right to buy weapons. It'd be kind of crazy to allow people who want to attack us the ability to obtain a CWP.
You wrote two sentences and they're both full of issues.I don't think he hates the constitution. There's a difference between giving a suspected terrorist the right to free speech and the right to buy weapons. It'd be kind of crazy to allow people who want to attack us the ability to obtain a CWP.
You wrote two sentences and they're both full of issues.
1. You don't legally take away the constitutional rights of citizens because they are "suspected" of doing something without it going through a court of law.
2. There is no more or less weight given to the first or the second amendment; they are both to be protected absolutely for US citizens.
3. You don't need a concealed weapons permit to own a gun. In most, if not all, states, they will run a background check to obtain a CWP. If you are a suspected terrorist, I'd assume this would come up on the FBI background check and you'd be denied a CWP.
4. Neither of these would've prevented any of the terrorist shootings as those perpetrators were not on the list nor did they possess (at least from what I've read) CWPs.
Ok Guys . I say the first ten thousand Syrian refugees to set foot in the USA get an AR. Then the rest get shotguns .
and a gift card for some range time. No CWP's though.Ok Guys . I say the first ten thousand Syrian refugees to set foot in the USA get an AR. Then the rest get shotguns .
Where can I sign up for an ObamaAR?!?!I agree, if they're just harmless widows and orphans like Obama says what do we have to worry about? We've got Obamacare and Obama phones, I want Obama ARs, those damn things are expensive.