Here We Go Again - Another Gun Control Plan w/ZERO Consequences for Criminals

[Lab4Us]

And the dominos keep falling. Let’s hope the State Republicans stand their ground (pun intended)!

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz presents plan for addressing gun violence

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz unveiled his plans to prevent gun violence in the state on Tuesday morning.

www.cbsnews.com

Can anybody explain what Walz’s proposals would do to have prevented these tragedies (from the article)?

“In June, state Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark were shot and killed at their Brooklyn Park home. Authorities said the same shooter, Vance Boelter, also wounded state Sen. John Hoffman and his wife Yvette earlier in the night.

Two months later, a shooter opened fire at Annunciation Catholic Church during a school mass, killing 8-year-old Fletcher Merkel and 10-year-old Harper Moyski. More than 20 other people were wounded.”

 

[Anchorite]

I'm all for common sense gun control, but the Democrats have always approached the issue(s) from a flawed position. Things like virtue signaling (like having so-called "victims" speak) and proposed laws that impose responsibility on people (reporting lost or stolen guns, safe storage, etc.) are just not ever going to work.

Like, who are they to tell me how to live my life? (from the article: "Elected officials have a duty to protect us from guns. No one should have to go through what we went through at Annunciation." Say what??)

Same with the bans or so-called restrictions on high-capacity magazines (like, what in the heck exactly is that? And who came up with 10 rounds as the baseline?). Please stop trying to do a better job at protecting us from ourselves and others.

For as long as we've been out of the Garden of Eden, we're going to sin. It's human nature.

Interestingly, what has always struck me is the gun control debate seems to be the one debate that the parties take opposite sides when they should not (i.e., Democrats should be anti-restriction, and Republicans should be pro-restrictions).

 

[Belt Fed]

Tim Walz is an idiot

 

[BassCliff]

Hi,

Infringement ≠ safety.

And that's my profound glimpse into the obvious for today.


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff

 

[az4783054]

the (d) always blame the inanitimate object, not the criminal that uses it, failing to address criminal activity.

 

[Pitdogg2]

the (d) always blame the inanitimate object, not the criminal that uses it, failing to address criminal activity.

Then they go so far as to actually let criminals out of prison.

More than one who had been released under the Branden autopen have been rearrested for major crimes. Lets look at it on another plane, if they now charge parents for their children's crimes then Joe Biden should be arrested for these crimes as well...
They would NEVER have happened if they were still in prison!

 

[PieterCoetzee]

I think the disconnect is expecting any thing (government or otherwise) to protect you. To make it worse the courts have long since determined that the police have NO Obligation to protect individuals. Its a kabuki theatre.

I realize WE all know this but its the convincing others that THEY are responsible for their lives. "Asking the government to protect you is slave mentality" thats the bumper sticker we should be waving