Bloomberg's gotta love this guy.Today's Gun Rights Examiner column points Big Apple predators to a story that tells them where they can go to get not only a great deli meal, but also a willing bared throat.
The good thing about freedom, Mr. Elfaki, is you have the right to do as you please here. No one is intent on forcing a gun on you—except, of course, those people who want what is yours. [More]
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Does Mr. Elfaki not understand that criminals will do him like a halal goat with his own large kitchen knives, take the bloodstained money from his cash register and laugh all the way to their illegal drug dealer's hangout?
ReplyDeleteHe obviously DOES understand that in New York, you and I ARE criminals. We own guns without anybody's permission slip. He wants that stopped.
He does NOT understand that he's asking for war.
Mr. Mateo is a more worthy target, methinks than Mr. Elfaki:
ReplyDeleteFernando Mateo’s group, Hispanics Across America, plans to distribute gun permit applications to 14,000 bodega owners across the city…
IOW, "Ethnic leader's lukewarm RKBA advocacy wants his co-ethnics to place themselves on government watch lists."
One argument that actually has met, in my experience, with some success in discussions with NYC GFWs is to walk a few blocks and point out the likely people CCWing,
e.g. how there's almost always two men in owner run bodgas, out in the store area, and note how they are dressed, etc. Then discuss the FL experience with "shall issue"