3 cities sue DoD over gun violence.

[streaker69]

I truly despise these cities and I believe they're just looking to make a quick buck from the DoD. Regardless of how I feel about these cities though, the Texas church shooter wasn't reported to NICs, and that failure ultimately allowed him to purchase his weapons to carry out that massacre. The DoD does need to be held accountable for that error IMO.

The entire DoD or the persons that were directly responsible for the failure?

[Gunsnwater]

With a gun that was stolen from a LEO.

Yeah stolen.

[Gunsnwater]

I truly despise these cities and I believe they're just looking to make a quick buck from the DoD. Regardless of how I feel about these cities though, the Texas church shooter wasn't reported to NICs, and that failure ultimately allowed him to purchase his weapons to carry out that massacre. The DoD does need to be held accountable for that error IMO.

Just trying to prohibit everyone they can.

[Bang]

Failure to report a disposition did work out in the shooter's favor, but I don't know how that can be a basis of a suit considering that it wasn't the only way for the shooter to get his hands on a gun. Guns are stolen and used in crimes by prohibited persons. The speculation that he would not have acted if the prohibition were in force is unprovable. Does a court try a case based upon speculation?

[pacodelahoya]

I truly despise these cities and I believe they're just looking to make a quick buck from the DoD. Regardless of how I feel about these cities though, the Texas church shooter wasn't reported to NICs, and that failure ultimately allowed him to purchase his weapons to carry out that massacre. The DoD does need to be held accountable for that error IMO.

He could have have killed everyone in the church with 5 gallons of gas and twenty bucks worth of chain and padlocks..just sayin.
If you are deemed well enough to not be locked up in an institution, you should be allowed the means to defend yourself. The same goes for felons, if the ptb think one is ok to integrate back into society, then they should be allowed the means to protect themselves. The problem with mentally handicapped is directly attributable to liberals and the mass release of violent, dangerous patients because they feel bad for them.
The problem with releasing violent criminals into society is due to the war on drugs and the overcrowding of prisons, and of course leftists feeling bad for locking scumbags up.

[Justin2012]

He could have have killed everyone in the church with 5 gallons of gas and twenty bucks worth of chain and padlocks..just sayin.
If you are deemed well enough to not be locked up in an institution, you should be allowed the means to defend yourself. The same goes for felons, if the ptb think one is ok to integrate back into society, then they should be allowed the means to protect themselves. The problem with mentally handicapped is directly attributable to liberals and the mass release of violent, dangerous patients because they feel bad for them.
The problem with releasing violent criminals into society is due to the war on drugs and the overcrowding of prisons, and of course leftists feeling bad for locking scumbags up.

I'm very well aware of the fact that this guy probably would have found another means of carrying out his murderous plot, regardless of whether or not he could legally purchase firearms. However, do you really want people who FRACTURED AN INFANTS SKULL to be able to legally purchase firearms? I don't. We'll just have to agree to disagree on this.

[Qtrborecrazy]

I dont know where San Fransisco gets its balls.
They just let a murderer go free who admitted to killing an innocent young woman in public.

And Gov. Commie Cuomo of New York just pardon a bunch of drug dealers and murders.

[Sandcut]

Wouldn't it be funny if the state of Texas filed a brief opposing NY, philly and San Fran stating that they have no business sticking their noses into a Texas issue.

[GeneCC]

NEW YORK – Three large U.S. cities filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday against the Department of Defense, arguing that many service members who are disqualified from gun ownership weren't reported to the national background check system.
New York City, San Francisco and Philadelphia said in court papers that the military's broken system for relaying such information helped spur the massacre of 26 people inside a Texas church last month.

San Fransisco is unable to stop "homeless" homeless people from defecating in the Streets. They've had so much human waste on the sidewalks that someone put up a "poop map" so that visitors can avoid sidewalks covered in waste.

https://www.thrillist.com/news/natio...ranciscos-poop

If Frisco can't stop people from crapping in the street like dogs how can they accuse the DOD of not doing it's job?


In the early 2000s Philly arrested on in five murderers. Not charged, arrested for murder.

http://www.refugeforums.com/threads/...elphia.331464/


Pennsylvania has had a handgun registry for years. PA State Police puts your purchases into a computer. That's a registry. Lot more than Texas or other nearby States. Philly Politicians like to blame the NRA for their problems.


New York? One commenter on Hot Air blames NYC's falling murder rate on a combination of "gentrification" and "targeted policing".

https://hotair.com/archives/2017/12/...ight-happened/

I think that Police State tactics have worked too. When Bloomberg was Mayor he asked the NY State National Guard to stay off of NYC streets.

Here Bloomberg talks about how "His" NYPD doesn't help from the NY State national guard. "The only people we want on the street with guns is the NYPD".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltI_CHa3Qpc&t=2s

[GeneCC]

The entire DoD or the persons that were directly responsible for the failure?

It's a publicity stunt, at least that's how I see it.