Mississippi wants to publish SSNs for ammo purchase

**GeneCC** · January 14th, 2014, 08:23 PM

How about she puts her weight and dress size online?

When she gets all outraged about that request maybe she can riddle to herself why putting people's ID information into the public venue might be a bad idea..... Like Credit Fraud and other stuff.

Maybe she just wants to stop ammunition sales. Could be the point of all of this crapola.

**jthrelf** · January 15th, 2014, 12:59 AM

Why can't these people immediately be thrown out of office for things like this?!

If you break your oath to the constitution, you should be removed from power at the very least. It's simple.

**GeneCC** · January 15th, 2014, 07:38 AM

Originally Posted by jthrelf

Why can't these people immediately be thrown out of office for things like this?!

If you break your oath to the constitution, you should be removed from power at the very least. It's simple.

Legislators like to horsetrade and do business. When Evil and stupid Reps want to do evil things it's good to know it "up front".

Better than a really Evil Smart Rep. Think of Charles Schumer, who would probably like to put our SS information onto the Internet but is craftier - he slips in really nasty stuff through voice votes and "Administrative Law".

I treasure stupid enemies. They are a blessing.

Imagine if we had such a Legislator in PA, say from Philly. We find out here that the Philly Rep wants to post our SS info onto the Internet.

We tell our Rep, "Don't vote for this law. The person who wrote is a mean vindictive cuss or is as dumb as a fence post".

A few weeks later we find out that this same Philly Rep wants more money for SEPTA.

We right our Rep, "Why are you helping this clown, the one who wants to put our SS numbers onto the Internet?".

It's called "Starving the beast".

Schumer is clever. He won't come at us head on. He sneaks in stuff that seems innocent but is really evil.

**Kabloosh** · January 15th, 2014, 08:58 AM

Never mind the fact that this is woefully unconstitutional for not only gun rights, but privacy rights, but what about just making all these people easy victims for identity thieves?

**justashooter** · January 20th, 2014, 04:48 PM

all those wasted years eliminating jim crow gun prohibition laws and now we see who wants them back...

**GeneCC** · January 20th, 2014, 08:17 PM

Originally Posted by justashooter

all those wasted years eliminating jim crow gun prohibition laws and now we see who wants them back...

Nobody understands how to oppress quite as well as a formerly oppressed person.

Look at the Nazis or Communists, both were oppressed for years before they assumed power. Among their first acts was to oppress everyone else.