Notes from the Resistance...
The National Rifle Association isn't pressing for a specific policy regarding weapons on U.S. college and university campuses, said Andrew Arulanandam, the Fairfax, Virginia-based group's director of public affairs. The group addresses campus gun laws on a state-by-state basis, he said.Why the hell not? What are you people waiting for--another school shooting?
"For them to suggest that there's a campaign under way is wrong," Arulanandam said in a telephone interview.
“We’re supportive of the concept that those adjudicated as mentally defective should not be able to purchase a firearm,” said NRA spokesman Andrew Arulanandam.See that, Andrew? After decades of gun control, these liars are calling this bill a "good first step." And they'll say the same about the next bill, and the one after that.
A spokesman for the Brady Campaign, a gun-control group, said that the bill was a “good first step.”
They’ll propose further restrictions under the bald-faced pretense that it’s "a good first step." They won’t tell you that there are already over 20,000 gun laws on the books at the federal, state and municipal level that are consistently ignored by all but the law-abiding.You can never give them enough, Andrew. You can't dance with the devil or placate this enemy.
"A good first step…" the clueless segment of our victim pool populace will drone back at the proposal of law number 20,001.
"One helluva good first step– keep ‘em coming!" agree illegally armed criminal predators, emboldened with each new law that renders their prey increasingly vulnerable…
"Every time you pass a gun control law, the only universe of people you're going to affect are the law-abiding citizens who will follow that law," said Andrew Arulanandam, director of public affairs for the National Rifle Association.Exactly. So we can count on the mantra being changed from "enforce" to "repeal existing gun laws"?
"Criminals don't follow the laws, so why pass them?"
