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Fuck off with that. If the police don't wanna go save the kids, that's on them, but don't punish someone else for stopping it. I'm pretty sure petty jurisdiction bitching stops at "kids are being shot" levels of fucked up.
Edit: Additionally, how would they even do anything about it? What are you gonna have the cops do in the moment, point their guns at DHS and say it'd be a crime to go stop that shooting? Just fucking stupid.
KEKMUHLORD
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Actually makes me MATI. Fuck them. Hope all the bad things in life happen to them and no one else but them.
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Holy shit, I missed this:
You heard it here first folks: your rights enshrined to you in the Constitution - without which this country wouldn't even exist - are "bullshit".And then there's this asshole:
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I'm convinced the dems ordered the cops to stand around and do nothing so as many kids as possible could get killed to shill their gun grabbing faggotry. This guy came in and actually did his job, ruining their planned little glow operation.
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WELP, mark NY down as one of the "21 to buy guns" states that Biden said he wanted yesterday.
Article: https://longisland.news12.com/new-york-passes-bill-raising-age-to-buy-own-semi-automatic-rifles
Archive: https://archive.ph/PZZ5h
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New York passes bill raising age to buy, own semi-automatic rifles
New York's legislature voted Thursday to ban anyone under age 21 from buying or possessing a semi-automatic rifle, a major change to state firearm laws pushed through less than three weeks after an 18-year-old used one of the guns to kill 10 people at a supermarket in Buffalo.
The bill raising the age limit is the most significant part of a package of gun control measures announced earlier this week by Democratic legislative leaders and Gov. Kathy Hochul.
Other new legislation will restrict civilian purchases of bullet-resistant armor, which was worn by the killer in Buffalo, and require new guns to be equipped with microstamping technology that can help law enforcement investigators trace bullets to particular firearms.
The age limit bill passed the Senate along party lines, 43-20, and in the Assembly 102-47, and will now head to Hochul's desk for her signature.
New York already requires people to be 21 to possess a handgun. Younger people would still be allowed to have other types of rifles and shotguns under the new law, but would be unable to buy the type of fast-firing rifles used by the 18-year-old gunmen in the mass shootings in Buffalo and at a Texas elementary school.
Besides raising the legal purchase age to 21, the bill would also require anyone buying a semi-automatic rifle to get a license - something now only required for handguns.
Many Republicans opposed the new gun limitations, arguing they would inconvenience law-abiding firearms owners and could be easily circumvented by people determined to get weapons.
Sen. Gustavo Rivera, a Bronx Democrat, said he had no problem putting up obstacles.
“It is meant to be a hassle to those folks who might want to get their hands quickly on something with which they could mass murder people," he said.
The age limit change would largely impact areas outside New York City, which already requires permits to possess, carry and purchase any type of firearm and prohibits most applicants under 21.
New York would join a handful of states - including Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Vermont and Washington - that require buyers to be at least 21 instead of 18 to purchase some types of long guns. Similar legislation has been proposed in Utah.
Legal fights over the legislation are expected. New York's law limiting who can get a handgun license is already the subject of a lawsuit now before the U.S. Supreme Court.
California's attempt to raise the legal buying age for semi-automatic weapons has also been challenged.
On May 11, a U.S. appeals court panel in northern California ruled 2-1 that the state’s ban on the sale of semi-automatic weapons to adults under 21 is unconstitutional. The two judges who ruled in the majority were part of Republican President Donald Trump’s wave of conservative-approved nominees that reshaped the famously liberal court.
The National Rifle Association is also challenging Florida's ban on the sale of rifles and other firearms to adults under age 21, which was passed in the wake of a 2018 shooting that killed 17 students and staff at a high school in Parkland.
Semi-automatic rifles automatically load each bullet after firing, although firing requires pulling the trigger for each round. That makes it possible for mass murderers to kill more people in a short amount of time.
Previously, people as young as 16 could possess long guns like rifles and shotguns without a license in New York, although they had to be 18 to buy one from a federally licensed firearms dealer.
Sen. Alexis Weik, a Republican of Long Island, pointed out that an 18 year old could still travel to another state and buy a semi-automatic rifle.
Sen. Kevin Thomas, a Long Island Democrat and one of the bill’s sponsors, replied, “Are you advocating for federal gun control? Because that what’s needed.”
New York lawmakers were also passing legislation expanding the list of people who can apply for an extreme risk protection order, a court order that can temporarily prohibit someone from purchasing or possessing a firearm if they are believed to be a danger to themselves or others.
“Even as we take action to protect New Yorkers, we recognize that this is a nationwide problem. I once again urge Congress to seize this moment and pass meaningful gun violence prevention measures. We have no time to waste,” Hochul said in a statement.
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Article: https://longisland.news12.com/new-york-passes-bill-raising-age-to-buy-own-semi-automatic-rifles
Archive: https://archive.ph/PZZ5h
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New York passes bill raising age to buy, own semi-automatic rifles
New York's legislature voted Thursday to ban anyone under age 21 from buying or possessing a semi-automatic rifle, a major change to state firearm laws pushed through less than three weeks after an 18-year-old used one of the guns to kill 10 people at a supermarket in Buffalo.
The bill raising the age limit is the most significant part of a package of gun control measures announced earlier this week by Democratic legislative leaders and Gov. Kathy Hochul.
Other new legislation will restrict civilian purchases of bullet-resistant armor, which was worn by the killer in Buffalo, and require new guns to be equipped with microstamping technology that can help law enforcement investigators trace bullets to particular firearms.
The age limit bill passed the Senate along party lines, 43-20, and in the Assembly 102-47, and will now head to Hochul's desk for her signature.
New York already requires people to be 21 to possess a handgun. Younger people would still be allowed to have other types of rifles and shotguns under the new law, but would be unable to buy the type of fast-firing rifles used by the 18-year-old gunmen in the mass shootings in Buffalo and at a Texas elementary school.
Besides raising the legal purchase age to 21, the bill would also require anyone buying a semi-automatic rifle to get a license - something now only required for handguns.
Many Republicans opposed the new gun limitations, arguing they would inconvenience law-abiding firearms owners and could be easily circumvented by people determined to get weapons.
Sen. Gustavo Rivera, a Bronx Democrat, said he had no problem putting up obstacles.
“It is meant to be a hassle to those folks who might want to get their hands quickly on something with which they could mass murder people," he said.
The age limit change would largely impact areas outside New York City, which already requires permits to possess, carry and purchase any type of firearm and prohibits most applicants under 21.
New York would join a handful of states - including Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Vermont and Washington - that require buyers to be at least 21 instead of 18 to purchase some types of long guns. Similar legislation has been proposed in Utah.
Legal fights over the legislation are expected. New York's law limiting who can get a handgun license is already the subject of a lawsuit now before the U.S. Supreme Court.
California's attempt to raise the legal buying age for semi-automatic weapons has also been challenged.
On May 11, a U.S. appeals court panel in northern California ruled 2-1 that the state’s ban on the sale of semi-automatic weapons to adults under 21 is unconstitutional. The two judges who ruled in the majority were part of Republican President Donald Trump’s wave of conservative-approved nominees that reshaped the famously liberal court.
The National Rifle Association is also challenging Florida's ban on the sale of rifles and other firearms to adults under age 21, which was passed in the wake of a 2018 shooting that killed 17 students and staff at a high school in Parkland.
Semi-automatic rifles automatically load each bullet after firing, although firing requires pulling the trigger for each round. That makes it possible for mass murderers to kill more people in a short amount of time.
Previously, people as young as 16 could possess long guns like rifles and shotguns without a license in New York, although they had to be 18 to buy one from a federally licensed firearms dealer.
Sen. Alexis Weik, a Republican of Long Island, pointed out that an 18 year old could still travel to another state and buy a semi-automatic rifle.
Sen. Kevin Thomas, a Long Island Democrat and one of the bill’s sponsors, replied, “Are you advocating for federal gun control? Because that what’s needed.”
New York lawmakers were also passing legislation expanding the list of people who can apply for an extreme risk protection order, a court order that can temporarily prohibit someone from purchasing or possessing a firearm if they are believed to be a danger to themselves or others.
“Even as we take action to protect New Yorkers, we recognize that this is a nationwide problem. I once again urge Congress to seize this moment and pass meaningful gun violence prevention measures. We have no time to waste,” Hochul said in a statement.
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I don't think they're going after the guy. Whenever the government talks about "authorities" it means they're trying to exceed them. It looks like they want to use HSI in their Federal policing project. Local police failed, a DHS agent saved the day, therefore we need more Federal agents to police local crimes.
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It's a crime to stop the number of dead children to go up. They want a bigger number for MOAR gun
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Anyone who doesn't see how our constitutional rights are slowly being erased might as well be willfully blind. These people seem to be taking down the Bill of Rights amendments since they laid the foundation for the country. Right to privacy is basically gone since it's been proven time and time again the government spies on us. Those arrested for J6 did not or will not have a speedy and fair trial. They are trying their damndest to get rid of the 2nd, which would accelerate the domino effect for the rest.
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Schizo theory time and forgive me if I’m repeating someone else in this thread, but what if the Dems sitting on the gas crisis is their 4D chess strategy to ensure that they can fortify the midterms?
CAPTAIN HAPPY
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"Nigger, we told you all to keep out of the school and let the MK Ultra faggot do the most damage he could."
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The whole "weapons of war" thing doesn't fucking matter to me, shall not infringe and fuck you for infringing nigger.
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No, it's just Great Reset own-nothing pod-living bug-eating stuff. With incredibly expensive gas, you can't go anywhere or afford food.
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If that provider performs like the rest of Little Joey's shit, it won't work worth a fuck.Biden is now a salesman for internet acting like he's a provider. He's shilling this website
Get Internet - The White House
Learn how President Biden is reducing the cost of high-speed internet and find out if you qualify to sign up.www.whitehouse.gov
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None of those kids were supposed to be saved. The border patrol guy intervening wasn’t part of the plan.
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I don't consider gun restrictions in Blue states losses to 2A, since that's what those morons consistently vote for.
They made their bed, they can shit in it. They never hesitate to cast themselves into the arms of slavery.
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I've seen people who don't believe in conspiracies (theories) acknowledge with all the details given they felt the same way. It's the first thought that crossed my mind, so I'm sure many others are starting to believe and acknowledge the dems will do anything to gain power including allow innocent children to be gunned down.
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how many of your children do we have to rape and murder before you give up your rights?
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Apparently, in the Biden inflation speech, he is going to fight inflation by printing more money to inject into the economy.
Venezuela here we come.
Venezuela here we come.
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: You're not supposed to be raping and murdering our children, assholes.
: Whaaaaat?! We're not doing that, what makes you think we're doing that?! Now be quiet so we can continue to teach children about sex and telling the police to do nothing when said children are being shot at.And then, suddenly, for no reason at all.....
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Every able bodied man in states that raise the minimum age to own a firearm to 21 should refuse to join the military. See how they react when they can't send people off to die in their wars.
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