- A mass shooting in a state containing arguably the strictest "gun control" laws in the entire country? How can this be???
This particular tweet unwittingly indicts California's draconian gun measures.
For those who downplay the role of guns in mass shootings and say just focus on policing: the cops see it differently.
— Josh Campbell (@joshscampbell) April 5, 2022
Shootings are often over in seconds, before police arrive.
The Sacramento mass shooting occurred near one of the most heavily protected sites in California. pic.twitter.com/fuptlO8WuY
Given how heavily regulated firearms are in Cali, the average citizen doesn't bother to go through the rigmarole of purchasing a gun. But since police physically can't respond to a shooting incident in the mere seconds it takes a perp to start bustin' off some shots, it would behoove citizens to have the wherewithal (i.e. a gun) to protect themselves. Sadly that right has essentially been stripped from law abiding Californians.
In short, Cali lawmakers might as well have shot those six victims themselves (am I doing demagoguery correctly????).
-Just a friendly reminder that it is not at all intellectually inconsistent to believe Black lives matter while calling out the (to be charitable) questionable tactics of the organization "Black Lives Matter."
Glad I could clear that up.
- I'll admit that I was kinda taken in by Jared Poils, the Democrat Governor of Colorado. He was one of the first Dem govs to decry the continuation of ham fisted COVID mandates in addition to being considered one of the top five fiscally conservative governors in the U.S.
Unfortunately, all that goodwill has been blown to smithereens with his signing of ghoulish abortion legislation.
Polis signed H.B. 22-1279, the "Reproductive Health Equity Act," which the governor said "codifies a person’s fundamental right to make reproductive health-care decisions free from government interference."
But perhaps the most despicable aspect of this new law?
The law sets forth "fundamental reproductive health-care rights," creating rights for all individuals, rights for "a pregnant individual," and explicitly denying rights for the unborn.
Denying rights for the unborn.
A.K. "Black Republican" Kamara lays out some unintended (or perhaps intentional) consequences of a baby, say, one week from being born not possessing any human rights.
Beyond sickening.
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