The difference?
Just another Friday night in the gun control capitol of the US and it's going to get worse as the weather stays nice. Now we hear about all the laws the PuSH'ers want in place to prevent 'gun violence' especially after the latest spate of media/gun control enabled shootings. 'Assault Weapon Bans', 'High Capacity Assault Clip Bans', Registration, Licensing, Training, Close the 'Gun Show Loophole'...All of these are in place in Chicago and/or Cook County and the city still has 5x the homicide rate of the rest of the state.
Since almost every one of these crimes are gang related either directly or indirectly, who are the ones that are being effected by these bureaucratic attempts at crime control? Certainly not the criminals. It's the tens of thousands of people who own firearms who aren't hanging out in the streets at 1am flashing gang symbols and doing drugs. It's also those same tens of thousands that the incompetent so-called 'leaders' of Chicago are blaming for their inability to maintain order.
So yeah, just another Friday night in Chi-town and what we can look forward to nationwide if 'gun control' has its way.
And Jesse Jackson convinces local Sikh leaders to march against 'Assault Weapons' even though none were used in the Temple attack and they are banned in Chicago. Yeah, that makes sense.
h/t to TexasFred
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In the words of Jeff Cooper:
"One cannot legislate the maniacs off the street ... these maniacs can only be shut down by an armed citizenry. Indeed bad things can happen in nations where the citizenry is armed, but not as bad as those which seem to be threatening our disarmed citizenry in this country at this time."
Speaking of the Revrunt Jessee, does his kid in the nervous hospital still have his guns and FOID?
Or is that something that only happens to "the little people?"
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