The Hill reports on his testimony before a Senate Homeland Security Committee, where he notes that the Second Amendment should be no barrier to arbitrarily denying Americans their right to purchase a firearm.
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I can’t believe Bloomberg is actually serious about this.
Why stop at guns? What else should be denied to someone on a “watchlist”?
-right to vote
-ability to own or drive a car
-ability to have a bank account
-ability to own a cell phone
etc.
Many of these are all far more necessary tools to the operation of a terrorist plot than a firearm. Simply stopping at guns shows complete non-commitment to the sincerity of stopping a terrorist act. Anyone on the watchlist should be monitored 24/7. American demands nothing less.
What do you want from an elected oligarch who manipulated the system for a third term.
Bloomberg lives in fear. I don’t think it is fear for his person; but you never know