Manhattan Tradegy: Underscores the Deadly Failed Policy of Gun Control (that, or a false FLAG?)


Manhattan Tradegy:
BELLEVUE, WA – The tragic and senseless murders of four people in a New York City office building underscores the horribly misguided gun control mindset, which disarms good people and doesn’t stop bad ones, the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA) stated.

That the crime occurred in the middle of Manhattan’s business district—where local and state law makes it virtually impossible to legally carry a defensive firearm—is even more proof that New York’s policies are literally “dead wrong,” noted CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb.

“The murderer drove clear across the country from his home in Nevada to commit a horrible crime that New York anti-gunners said their laws would prevent,” Gottlieb observed. “In the process, he violated laws in New York which were supposed to prevent this sort of outrage, and likewise when he drove through neighboring New Jersey. Did their existing gun laws stop him? They didn’t even slow him down.”

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s immediate call for a ban on so-called “assault weapons” reveals the far left’s single-message myopia when it comes to violent crime: blame the gun, not the criminal. New York already bans semi-auto rifles and magazines, but the prohibition didn’t prevent the killer from carrying out his attack. Anti-gunners simply refuse to understand the glaring flaw in their gun control philosophy.

Gottlieb summed it up by pointing to the remark by former FBI Agent Nicole Parker, appearing on Fox News, who matter-of-factly stated, “Evil people don’t obey gun laws.”

“If it is this easy for a former FBI agent to explain,” Gottlieb wondered, “why don’t Empire State politicians understand such a simple, and indisputable fact? The perpetrator of Monday’s outrage drove two thousand miles, across several states, to commit his crime. He wasn’t going to let New York’s gun control laws get in the way.

“It is time to separate reality from the fantasy world in which gun control proponents seem to thrive,” he said. “They seem to imagine that adding more restrictions on the rights of lawful gun owners will somehow prevent criminals and crazy people from committing violent crimes, and that is a dangerously flawed presumption.

“People now proposing more restrictions on law-abiding citizens,” he said, “apparently learned nothing from Michigan’s Walmart knife attack, which was stopped by a legally-armed private citizen. The difference between good people with guns and politicians who dislike guns is that the politicians exploit tragedies while armed citizens want to prevent tragedies.”

As much as I LOVE DEBUNKING THESE STORIES it’s getting tiresome.

  • First off, they said he is WHITE…Is he WHITE to you?
  • Second this is PARK AVE, NYC! A Popular ‘Cathedral’ is across the street,
  • TONS OF COPS!
  • This building is HOME to BLACkSTONE! Dozens of ‘Operatives’ roaming the lobby all the time. NYPD in the lobby, Private Security and this guy just walks up to the entrance?
  • There is a ‘Key Card’ turn style to get past the front doors
  • There’s a Key card to get into the elevator’s
  • The NFL is on the SECOND FLOOR! He went to the (33rd)
  • I won’t even go into the ‘Rubin’ Company, Google it and the Woman supposedly killed…
  • Picture RELEASED of dead gunmen on the floor—where’s the blood WITHIN (1) HOUR of shooting! I don’t think so.
  • Picture of BLOODY AR (NOT AN M-4) on TAN carpet (again: WHERE’s the blood?)
  • You shoot somebody or yourself there’s a copious amount of blood, broken glass (if the bullet goes threw a body),
  • Picture of dead gunmen in hallway, NO COMPUTERS on desk, No 'Files, phones, Plants, Pictures, Chat skies, Office supplies…
    THIS SMELLS LIKE BULLSH!T to me
    (There’s so much more…
    DECLAS With Rambo & Dave: False Flags Abound 2pm EDT

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I’ve been away from the news for a couple days, but when I saw this story the article mentioned that Mayor Adams immediately called for more gun control to curb this “gun violence” (I absolutely hate that term, there’s just violence and non violence, it doesn’t matter the weapon).

Anyway, I’d really love to hear the one extra law that will prevent lunatics from going on killing sprees. I don’t think there’s a place in the country with more gun restrictions than NYC. That guy broke about a dozen laws (oh, including a biggie, murder), but one more magic law is gonna stop him???

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Ya gotta love “liberal logic”. (An oxymoron, like jumbo shrimp or Civil war)

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Yesterday, Zoolander Madmaniac called for a nationwide ban on “assault rifles”.

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Love your neighbor as yourself.

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Well brother, that law has been around for about 2025 years, and people still don’t listen. You’re right, though. If people followed that one law, all other criminal laws would be obsolete.

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