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originally posted by: Irishhaf
originally posted by: introvert
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: FreeQuebec86
He also just stripped American citizens of their due process and 2nd amendment rights through executive action if he gets his way. But hey! Who's counting. We don't need rights anyhow. We're just vile peasants before his imperial eliteness.
I missed a couple sections. Where did he attack due process and the 2nd amendment? All I heard is that he wants to make it harder for extremists to get firearms.
If your name is on a no fly list you cannot purchase a fire arm, is what he proposed.. their is a laundry list of people who had their name put on it by mistake.
originally posted by: neo96
I don't know what's more pathetic.
People still defending Obama.
Or him and his supporters thinking that need a law that says 'terrorists' shouldn't have gunz.
Aren't they the ones touting 'common sense' reforms./
DO YOU really think we 'need' a law for that ?
My god.
originally posted by: vor78
On the bright side, no unilateral action against the rights of American citizens. Otherwise, same stuff, different day. It was essentially just a reiteration of their existing strategy on terrorism.
originally posted by: Irishhaf
a reply to: introvert
You cant just fight the big stuff, the infringement on our rights should be fought at every step..
originally posted by: Irishhaf
a reply to: introvert
he is going to ask Congress to make it so that folks on a no fly list cannot buy a fire arm..
originally posted by: neo96
originally posted by: Willtell
a reply to: neo96
Did he really talk about arming "moderates" again?
Your putting me on?
I fell asleep
He did.
That's what the whole 'we need muslims' part was about.
To fight 'terrorists' we need to arm TERRORISTS.
originally posted by: introvert
originally posted by: vor78
On the bright side, no unilateral action against the rights of American citizens. Otherwise, same stuff, different day. It was essentially just a reiteration of their existing strategy on terrorism.
Yes, but the most important part he touched-on was not turning this in to a war between American and Islam.
Considering how the threads have progressed on ATS today, I'd say that was a very relevant point.