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Tuesday, August 13, 2024

Newsweek Push Anti-gun Agenda with Phony Gun Trace Numbers

In an article published by Newsweek on August 7, 2024, Dan Gooding AND Billal Rahman make some incendiary claims. From the article:

Immigration into the United States is being partly driven by gun violence — which itself is fueled by firearms bought in the U.S. and illegally transported back to Mexico by organized crime networks.

Over 200,000 firearms found in El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Mexico between 2015 and 2022 were linked back to the U.S., recent data from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) shows.

9 comments:

  1. WOW!
    That's awesome.
    So people move here because, with 2A, they are allowed to DEFEND themselves against criminals?
    WOW!
    That's awesome!

    (Some lefty brains exploding right now. Don't you just LOVE that popping sound?)

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  2. “Over 200,000 firearms found in El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Mexico between 2015 and 2022 were” - probably stolen from, or sold by the military that the US supplied.
    I hope they remembered to add in the ones Holder helped smuggle.

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  3. Someone look up 'Operation Fast and Furious' and let me know if it's related to this.

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  4. Newsweek?
    They still in print??
    Anyway:
    "Immigration into the United States is being partly driven by gun violence..."
    Exactly ass-backwards, and gun sales are being driven by mass illegal immigration and "vibrant" gun violence.
    If you don't want illegals to have guns, then don't let 'em into the country. (Looking at YOU, Comma-La.)

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  5. This stupidity of this country is next level. It's like having your genitals fondled by TSA while watching an illegal alien fuel a plane.

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  6. Why do people think that criminals won't commit murder if there are no guns? Why do they think defending your life with a gun is bad?
    https://drp314.substack.com/p/the-demonizing-of-self-defense

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    1. I've actually known several people who believe they are morally superior because they wouldnt stoop to using a gun to defend themselves or others.

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  7. If the citizens of Mexico thought that the problem was guns from the US, they wouldn't flee TO the US.

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  8. Wonder how many of the guns were originally sold to the armed forces of those countries

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