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Firearms Policy and Politics in Pennsylvania

We Knew It Would Happen

author Posted by:Sebastian on date Jun 11th, 2009 | filed Filed under: Gun Rights

They are already using the shooting at the Holocaust Museum as a political tool to try to beat down the amendment on the D.C. Voting Rights bill:

“Congress needs no more evidence than today’s tragedy, which occurred blocks from the White House, for the justification of the District’s strict gun laws, which protect the President, Members of Congress, D.C, residents, and millions of tourists who travel to Washington, DC each year to visit monuments and other sites like the Holocaust Museum,” said D.C. Councilman Phil Mendelson in a statement.

The gunman in the Holocaust Memorial shooting was a prohibited person.  It was illegal for him to possess a firearm anywhere.  Gun control laws don’t protect anybody, and if this is a case for anything, it’s the ineffectiveness of D.C.’s existing laws.

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tag3 Responses to “We Knew It Would Happen”

  1. J T Bolt Said,

    The shooting at the Arkansas occurred “blocks from the Whitehouse.” Just a few thousand MORE blocks.

  2. RAH Said,

    Nah! this a a NPS site. So if gun carry is allowed in NPS this type of shooting will happen. That is what the Brady Bunch will say.

  3. Joe Smithton Said,

    He just had an antique Winchester. Seems more like murder/suicide?

    Would he have been more successful if he had been armed with a semi-auto rifle? (or $2500 cash needed to buy an ar15.)