http://news.yahoo.com/dam-bursts-benghazi-111500947.html

>Thanks to a bombshell report from ABC News, GOP accusations that the White House politicized a tragedy no longer seem so unsubstantiated..

The gubmint? Hide the truth from us?! NEVER!

http://gunowners.org/a05022013.htm

Secretary Kathleen "ObamaCare" Sebelius - and her Department of Health and Human Services - has promulgated regulations which would, by executive fiat, waive all federal privacy laws and encourage you doctor to report you to the FBI.

Understand a couple of things: First, the standard which your doctor would use to turn you in is embodied in Clinton-era ATF language and in the anti-gun Veterans Disarmament Act of 2007. Specifically, you doctor would "drop a dime" on you if he suspected you were even a slight "danger to yourself of others" or were "unable to manage your financial affairs."

So if they say you can't balance your checkbook, then you lose your constitutional rights.

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>>	ST!7OhY3GsYSE 13/05/09(Thu)19:59 No. 68195 ID: 3a9c19 >>67900 Because obviously he is not the average joe, he is special

>>	Bob-TheBuyer!dQ9fa8sxbw 13/05/09(Thu)21:17 No. 68205 ID: e28d25 File 136815943317.jpg - (104.33KB , 960x640 , c9PMX.jpg ) >>67899 >>67905 >>67909 >>67911 Slow this shit down, it ain't even summer yet. All you jack-wagons are being troll like a mother fucker.

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Kilo Mike!PY1J0bOiXM 13/05/10(Fri)10:28 No. 68230 ID: 107bdb >>68205 >being trolled Actually, when it comes to gun control, he could legitimately believe this bullshit. I attribute stupidity before malice and, lord knows, I've seen more moronic pleas and arguments put forth by the gun control elitists.

>>	buckeyephone 13/05/10(Fri)10:37 No. 68231 ID: 4265d1 >>67899 >an I the only one around here... Yes, and you're unwelcome. Eat shit.

>>	northern /k/ommando 13/05/10(Fri)16:23 No. 68285 ID: 714db9 >>67899 >Am I the only one around here who believes the average joe should just give up all his guns? Considering the website you are on i am pretty sure you are.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/05/07/missing-women-cleveland-brothers-arrested/2140359/

>questions were raised about how the women could have been held undetected for so long in a dense residential neighborhood

>Elsie Cintron, who lives three houses away, said her daughter once saw a naked woman crawling on her hands and knees in the backyard several years ago and called police. "But they didn't take it seriously," she said.

>Another neighbor, Israel Lugo, said he heard pounding on some of the doors of Castro's house, which had plastic bags on the windows, in November 2011. Lugo said officers knocked on the front door, but no one answered. "They walked to the side of the house and then left," he said.

>Israel Lugo said he, his family and neighbors called police three times between 2011 and 2012 after seeing disturbing things at the home of Ariel Castro. Lugo lives two houses down from Castro and grew suspicious after neighbors reported seeing naked women on leashes crawling on all fours behind Castro's house.

>Lugo said about two years ago his sister told him she heard a woman pounding on a window at Castro's home as if she needed help. When his sister looked up, she saw a woman and a baby standing in a window half covered with a wooden plank. His sister told him and Lugo called the police.

>Later, Lugo's mother called the police because Ariel Castro would park his school bus in front of their home and bring bags full of McDonald's and drinks into his home. They wondered why he needed so much food. Police again responded but didn't enter the home.

>A third call came from neighborhood women who lived in an apartment building. Those women told Lugo they called police because they saw three young girls crawling on all fours naked with dog leashes around their necks. Three men were controlling them in the backyard. The women told Lugo they waited two hours but police never responded to the calls.

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>>	RaceTraitor!!t4BTRmATV2 13/05/09(Thu)11:39 No. 68155 ID: 0b26a5   >>68141 Have you seen his channel? He's actually a douche.

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Ariel Castro, Kidnapper is a registered Democrat OPERATOR 13/05/09(Thu)12:24 No. 68161 ID: b87904 File 136812748547.jpg - (43.60KB , 600x176 , image.jpg ) According to voter registration records, Ariel Castro, the Cleveland kidnapper, is a registered Democrat. He was also the alleged leader among the three Castro brothers, who were arrested this week, and the owner of the house at 2207 Seymour Ave., where the three abducted local women had been kept in captivity for over a decade. Why is this important? Whenever a crime or a scandal captures national attention, the pattern in the mainstream media is to either identify the culprit as a Republican or hold silence -- in which case we can rest assured that the culprit is a Democrat. When the identity or the party affiliation is yet unknown, the pattern is to speculate publicly about the possibility of the criminal being a privileged white conservative Christian, Republican, and a Tea Party member -- and never that he could be an immigrant Hispanic Democrat voter playing bass in a meringue band. In today's divisive climate, the identity of a perpetrator is always a political issue, especially when a crime is committed by men against women. According to the Daily News, "What the neighbors saw was terrifying and dehumanizing: Naked women on dog leashes, crawling in the dirt. A lady clutching an infant and pounding on a window for help." If any of the brothers were a Republican, this news would have been trumpeted by the mainstream media as tangible proof of the Republican War on Women -- a narrative invented by Democrat strategists and maintained by the media in a successful effort to defeat Republican candidates in the 2012 election cycle. However, when a real act of war on women is perpetrated by a Democrat voter in the manner that even the most zealous Democrat strategist couldn't have dreamed up in their worst nightmares -- involving abduction, imprisonment, rape, torture, malnutrition, beatings while pregnant, and killing babies -- the media doesn't think the party affiliation is relevant. I'm not saying that in this case it is. What's relevant is the relentless media bias, taunting, and bullying of conservatives and Republicans. Message too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>	ST!7OhY3GsYSE 13/05/09(Thu)12:54 No. 68164 ID: 3a9c19 >>68143 I think that quote precedes Sagan, he just wrote it in his last book and made it popular

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Doomguy 13/05/09(Thu)14:19 No. 68178 ID: 90a126 File 136813438938.jpg - (64.31KB , 646x536 , real pimps wear turtlenecks.jpg ) >>68164 According to wiki Sagan may have borrowed the idea of it from Sextus Empiricus (probably the greatest name ever) a 200 AD philosopher or from 17th century philosopher John Locke's argumentum ad ignorantiam or appeal to ignorance. Sagan just made that shit look good in a turtleneck.

>>	N.E.W.M91 !zlvagxlvfk 13/05/09(Thu)22:34 No. 68213 ID: cfb0c2 >>68178 Nah, his name isn't Bigus Dickus.

Don't look for a new Justice Department report about American gun violence to receive any serious media coverage over the coming days, or ever. According to the report from the department's Bureau of Statistics, every argument the media and the left are currently making to push for new restrictions on our Second Amendment civil rights, are made up of anti-science nonsense. This report not only proves the media wrong, it proves the NRA right.

Between the years of 1993 and 2011, as the assault weapons ban expired, more Americans purchased guns, the Supreme Court overturned outright gun bans, and individual states not only loosed gun control restrictions but also issued concealed carry permits to private citizens, incidents of gun violence in America collapsed.

Between 1993 and 2011, nonfatal gun crimes plummeted 69%; from 1.5 million to 467,300. Gun-related murders dropped 40%; from 18,253 to 11,101. Gun-related murders for black Americans plummeted by 51%.

The report also shows that the media-created hysteria over school shootings is wildly misleading. Between '93 and '11, the murder rate in schools dropped by almost a third; from 29 to 20.

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Journalism/2013/05/07/Justice-Dept-Report-Destroys-Medias-Gun-Control-Narrative

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>>	ST!7OhY3GsYSE 13/05/08(Wed)09:46 No. 68087 ID: 3a9c19 This would be great news if the libs havent been ignoring the facts for the last 40+ years

>>	AB @ werk 13/05/09(Thu)03:03 No. 68129 ID: f1cf14 I'm going to send that link to the those youthful turkish types, the smugness of the fat one has been infuriating of late.

>>	AB @ werk 13/05/09(Thu)03:06 No. 68130 ID: f1cf14 Oh and the immideate come back on what this means for yo' 2A rights? "obvioulsy you are now in less danger of being attacked by someone with a gun, so logically you now dont need guns. its common sence!"

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OPERATOR 13/05/09(Thu)19:03 No. 68190 ID: bd8296 File 136815143977.jpg - (8.41KB , 219x231 , images.jpg ) >>68063 Didn't the AWB start in '94 and end in the early 2000s? Cause if that's the case, then I'm sorry, but gun homicides plummeted DURING the years of the gun b&s. They begin to level out eventually, and even increased a little after the fact.

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OPERATOR 13/05/09(Thu)22:19 No. 68212 ID: ef63a6 >>68190 Ended 2004-09-14. Violent crime rates have been dropping like a brick since lead was removed from petrol in the early 1970s. Seriously, the correlation seems almost uncanny as most people tend to blame economic slumps (even though we are in one, violent crime rates still drop... could be explained by standards of living outpacing expectations), guns suddenly turning people in to homicidal maniacs, or prohibition of various commodities driving a violent and competitive market. In the long run with varying laws, I see lead as the principle cause. It is honestly like a fucking U shape in crime rates from the 1930s to 2010s. If we are looking over the period of one or MAYBE two generations, then laws and economic status are much more correlated to short span spikes. I guess I'm just more in favor of lead being the cause (and not the high velocity kind :P) for violence as it has a proven effect on the human nervous system. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lead_poisoning#Nervous_system Furthermore, stop trolling. The AWB banned a type of rifles that are so statistically insignificant that they are not even differentiated amongst other rifles used in crimes... a type of weapon that has less than 2% representation amongst guns. Preban mags still existed and people commonly traded preban weapons. tl;dr: Get out.

With the beaming smiles of newlyweds, Paul Forziano and Hava Samuels hold hands, exchange adoring glances and complete each other’s sentences. Their first wedding dance, he recalls, was to the song “Unchained …” ”Melody,” she chimes in.

They spend their days together in the performing arts education centre where they met. But every night, they must part ways. Forziano goes to his group home. His wife goes to hers.

The mentally disabled couple is not allowed to share a bedroom by the state-sanctioned non-profits that run the group homes – a practice the newlyweds and their parents are now challenging in a federal civil rights lawsuit.

“We’re very sad when we leave each other,” Forziano says. “I want to live with my wife, because I love her.”

The couple had been considering marriage for three years before tying the knot last month, and they contend in their lawsuit that they were refused permission from their respective group homes to live together as husband and wife. The couple’s parents, also plaintiffs in the lawsuit, said they have been seeking a solution since 2010.

“It’s not something we wanted to do, it’s something we had to do,” said Bonnie Samuels, the mother of the bride.

The lawsuit contends Forziano’s facility refused because people requiring the services of a group home are by definition incapable of living as married people, and it says Samuels’ home refused because it believes she doesn’t have the mental capacity to consent to sex.

Legal experts are watching the case closely as a test of the Americans With Disabilities Act, which says, in part, that “a public entity shall make reasonable modifications in policies, practices, or procedures … to avoid discrimination on the basis of disability.” The group homes are licensed as non-profits by the state and receive Medicaid funding on behalf of their clients.

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  (ALBANY, N.Y.) — Key measures of New York‘s tough new gun law are set to kick in, with owners of guns now reclassified as assault weapons required to register the firearms and new limits on the number of bullets allowed in magazines.

As the new provisions take effect Monday, New York’s affiliate of the National Rifle Association said it plans to head to court to seek an immediate halt to the magazine limit.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo calls those and other provisions in the state’s new gun law common sense while dismissing criticisms he says come from “extreme fringe conservatives” who claim the government has no right to regulate guns.

“Yes, they are against it, but they are the extremists and the extremists shouldn’t win, especially on this issue when it is so important to the majority,” Cuomo said in a radio interview Wednesday. “In politics, we have to be willing to take on the extremists, otherwise you will see paralysis.”

New York’s new gun restrictions, the first in the nation passed following December’s massacre at a Connecticut elementary school, limit state gun owners to no more than seven bullets in magazines, except at competitions or firing ranges.

The new regulations in New York commence as the U.S. Senate prepares to debate expanded gun legislation and weeks after Connecticut joined Colorado in signing into law tougher new gun restrictions.

The New York State Rifle & Pistol Association, the state’s NRA affiliate, has a pending federal lawsuit against the new provisions. It plans to ask a judge Monday for an immediate halt to the magazine limit. The new registrations, required over the next year, will be the group’s focus later.

The law violates the constitutional rights of law-abiding citizens “to keep commonly possessed firearms” at home for self-defense and for other lawful purposes, the New York State Rifle & Pistol Association said in court papers. It is advising members to obey the law in the meantime.

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>>	OPERATOR 13/05/09(Thu)09:52 No. 68145 ID: e57de6 >>68111 I'm staying for now. Partly because I'm hopeful that a lot of this shit will be struck down, but mostly because I just got an awesome job. >>68107 Don't litter in my state, dickbag. You could have just recycled the damn things.

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Phil Ossiferz Stone !!D1AQRmAmDk 13/05/09(Thu)10:19 No. 68147 ID: c760c7   >>68103 >“Yes, they are against it, but they are the extremists and the extremists shouldn’t win, especially on this issue when it is so important to the majority,” Right. You are a majority unto yourself. And those who disagree with you are EXTREMISTS. They are the ENEMY. Soft fascism at work. One wonders how long it will be before it flexes its muscles and takes on some harder, nastier characteristics. We've already seen this in Boston. Look upon it, and hate it. Oh, and get security doors for front and rear so you can tell them calmly, no. Get a warrant.

>>	5.45_7n6!!R0MJDlLGSw 13/05/09(Thu)10:24 No. 68148 ID: 39d4a6 >>68145 >recycle And having to use hazardous chemicals to do so? He did the environment and his fellow NYers a favor.

>>	Clio 13/05/09(Thu)11:10 No. 68153 ID: c80cb3 File 13681230227.jpg - (24.54KB , 400x296 , Fabric-Trinket-Box%20.jpg ) >>68145 Decoupage your gun locker with them.

>>	Phil Ossiferz Stone !!D1AQRmAmDk 13/05/09(Thu)16:12 No. 68184 ID: c760c7 >>68153 That is a WONDERFUL idea. When the SAFE act passes I'll do just that.

anybody else hear about this?
http://www.examiner.com/article/obama-serves-14-state-governors-with-warnings-of-arrest-and-why-is-this-not-front-page-news

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>>	Clio 13/05/09(Thu)11:06 No. 68152 ID: c80cb3 >>68150 Ha, beaten. Look at it this way: Examiner is so untrustworthy that both I and Phil agree on the fact.

>>	ST!7OhY3GsYSE 13/05/09(Thu)11:37 No. 68154 ID: 3a9c19 >its habbebing! It's already happened, now you're just along for Mr. Bones Wild Ride

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Acid Man!!ExAwZ0AzWw 13/05/09(Thu)11:47 No. 68156 ID: 5b9651 File 136812525175.jpg - (81.24KB , 600x450 , AnderN20130324_low.jpg ) If this turns out to be true, I'm writing my governor a very long, polite, and detailed letter proposing the formation if a SDF in my state. He's already got sore middle fingers from all the fuckoffs he's given D.C. lately, so what's one more? >I wanna run a state missile defence laboratory!

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Acid Man!!ExAwZ0AzWw 13/05/09(Thu)13:42 No. 68168 ID: 5b9651 File 136813216956.jpg - (36.65KB , 613x800 , dominatrix-who-s-your-senator-whip-whip-3da434.jpg ) Okay, we've all been trolled. I was reading that link again closely. >May 26, 2010 With no new updates or added info anywhere I can find since. Flog the OP? Flog the OP.

>>	Godverdomme 13/05/09(Thu)14:13 No. 68177 ID: 3626f0 >May 26, 2010

So, who's ready for the death of online retail?
>Wal-Mart's face when

http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2013/05/06/online-sales-tax-effects/2115913/

>The Senate passed a bill Monday night aimed at making it easier for states to collect sales taxes for online purchases, but its final prospects remain uncertain.

>Even so small online retailers are already thinking about the bill's potentially large impact on their operations.

>Nancy Mashragi would seriously consider reducing her sales to less than $1 million a year so she'd be exempt from collecting sales tax from customers.

>Mashragi sells refurbished electronics through her eBay store, Concept Electronics. Last year she sold roughly $3 million worth of merchandise. But if the Senate passes the Marketplace Fairness Act tonight, she may cut iPads, which have a high cost but low profit margin, from her inventory so she'd fall within the proposed $1 million small-seller exemption.

>"That's something off the bat we'd cut out because it's not worth it for us," says Mashragi, who is based in Clearwater, Fla., and collects sales taxes for purchases made by Florida residents. "Why would we go through the hassle of going over that threshold and being responsible for all those taxes on something that has a very low profit margin?"

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>>	CHairbornRanger!8hJN.0fZt. 13/05/08(Wed)14:28 No. 68099 ID: 4d0377 >>68097 In Texas we have sales tax, but no income tax. What state do you live in?

>>	November Sierra Whiskey Golf!!L1LzIxBQV0 13/05/08(Wed)21:16 No. 68115 ID: 388296 >The Senate passed a bill Monday night aimed at making it easier for states to collect sales taxes for online purchases >"IT'S SUCCESSFUL - WE MUST TAX IT UNTO FAILURE."

>>	CaptChairsoft!!RmLGEyAGEv 13/05/08(Wed)22:33 No. 68123 ID: 56af66 >>68097 >living in a state with income tax BAHAHAHA!!! I always forget that shit exist. Oh well, the residents of sane states will enjoy reaping the benefits of the rest of the country's unfriendly business practices. FTFY

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Meloncat!!AxLJExZGIu 13/05/09(Thu)01:11 No. 68126 ID: 6b29aa File 136808710098.jpg - (20.58KB , 255x288 , Rageoriginal.jpg ) >>Taxation is what propelled the prior revolution >>usually revolts occur when socio-economic situations improve from prior squalor and then have a double-dip decline (smashed expectations and all). I also really like that in the era of a year prior having made a big deal about the middle class carrying the burden, they so effortlessly pass a bill designed to TAX THE MIDDLE CLASS.

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N.E.W.M91 !zlvagxlvfk 13/05/09(Thu)06:49 No. 68139 ID: cfb0c2 >>68076 It's their fault for not going online themselves and selling their shit there too. It's like these faggots abandon a section of the market, an opportunity, then instead of trying to branch to it or offer some extra incentive to use their online service if they do already, they decide it's much better to fuck everyone in the ass.

>“Even children are armed these days,” he said. “They’re stoned on drugs. They wouldn’t think twice about shooting you dead or maiming you, just to take a phone.”

In a dimly lit Cairo workshop, Hussein spins a metal pipe on a lathe, sending sparks flying. In a few minutes, it’ll become the barrel of a gun. Sometime after that it will join the growing arsenal of illegal weapons on the streets of Egypt.
Artisans who make machine parts by day are turning into bootleg gunmakers at night, says Hussein, 54, who asked not to be identified by his full name for fear of prosecution. He only sells to a middleman because “trust the wrong person and you’re going to jail.” He can make as much as 3,000 pounds ($435) per gun -- about 20 percent of what a legally licensed one costs.


A protester grabs stones in front of another one holding a self-made gun during clashes between the Muslim Brotherhood movement's opponents and supporters in Cairo. Photographer: Mohamed el-Shahed/AFP/Getty Images
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May 8 (Bloomberg) -- Two years after the fall of President Hosni Mubarak, the proliferation of weapons and a spate of vigilante killings, violence and sexual attacks are eclipsing the hope born from the revolt in Egypt. Fueled by political deadlock and economic stagnation, the security breakdown threatens to put solutions beyond the reach of President Mohamed Mursi. (This report contains graphic violence. Source: Bloomberg)


Economic growth is barely outpacing the rise in Egypt's population. Photographer: Shawn Baldwin/Bloomberg
“Fear is big business nowadays,” Hussein said. “People buy the guns because they’re afraid. People buy the guns because they want to scare others. We’re in a jungle now.”
More than two years after the fall of President Hosni Mubarak, the proliferation of weapons and a spate of vigilante killings, violence and sexual attacks are eclipsing the hope born from the revolt. Fueled by political deadlock and economic stagnation, the security breakdown threatens to put solutions beyond the reach of President Mohamed Mursi.

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Phil Ossiferz Stone !!D1AQRmAmDk 13/05/08(Wed)10:20 No. 68089 ID: c760c7 File 136803361722.png - (11.45KB , 290x328 , 2010-muslim-01-05 extremist groups poll.png ) >>68053 >Contrary to the claims of Obongo, you could see this arab spring bullshit was a fucking muslim coup a mile away. Anyone with their antennae out could see it years ago. If a fifth to half of any given state in the Union polled had, say, favorable opinions of the American Nazi Party, the Klu Klux Klan, and the Chinese Communists, every liberal in the rest of the country would be screaming to bomb their asses into next week. Unfortunately, brown people who aren't Christians get a free pass. If there *is* civil war in Egypt, maybe the Copts can carve out their own state on the Upper Nile. I'm sure the largely Christian Ethiopians would be happy to help supply them with arms and whatnot.

>>	waffle ss 13/05/08(Wed)15:15 No. 68101 ID: b77b04 >arabs killing each other This is news?

>>	OPERATOR 13/05/08(Wed)19:54 No. 68112 ID: 58f4ea >>68101 Not news more like a car crash caused by a drunk driver it's dreadful to look at but hard to look away.

>>	AB @ werk 13/05/09(Thu)01:53 No. 68128 ID: f1cf14 >>68089 Ethiopia is far too busy killing Semi-Sand Nigs in Somalia to be bothered with the Copts.

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Meloncat!!AxLJExZGIu 13/05/09(Thu)06:30 No. 68133 ID: 6b29aa >>68128 Also no easy way to provide arms, what with the niggerest of niggers up there in Sudan. Meaning it in an insulting sense rather than a racial sense, Sudanese seem to be making a competition of being gigantic dicks to people Sudan in the way.

Anyone have that screencap of the guy who predicted all the events after the Boston bombing? Cuz heres the last part - the text of the bill is out.

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2013/05/foghorn/explosive-materials-background-check-bill-revealed/



>Requires those who want to use black or smokeless powder to obtain a “limited” explosives license. ANY AMOUNT OF LOOSE BLACK OR SMOKELESS POWDER WOULD REQUIRE SUCH A PERMIT. Commercial small arms ammunition (finished cartridges) is exempt. For now.

>The bill redefines “manufacturer” in terms of explosives to mean anyone who makes something that goes boom, even if it isn’t for sale or profit. Previously, you needed to be “in the business” of manufacturing to qualify as a manufacturer, which means making a profit from your endeavors. As the current law makes the manufacture of an explosive without a license illegal, this is pretty clearly a stab at making tannerite and other binary explosives that people assemble themselves illegal.

>It expands the factors that would exclude someone from purchasing “explosive materials” to include those who have a restraining order against them.

>Restricts those who are suspected of being terrorists or on one of the many secret terrorist watch lists from obtaining a license for explosive materials, turning the “shall issue” explosives permit process into a “may issue” permit at the Attorney General’s discretion. And they don’t have to tell you why you were denied, or provide a means of redress.

We hereby reset the hands of the Opchan Doomsday Clock to two minutes 'til ITS HAPPENING.

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