Watch: How To Take Down A Mass Shooter When You Don’t Have A Gun (According To The Mainstream Media)
Gun owners are often accused of engaging in wild, action movie fantasies when it comes to mass shootings and terrorist attacks. People who support more gun control say that it’s silly to think that anyone other than a highly trained soldier or police officer is equipped to deal with these situations, and that armed civilians are more likely to hurt themselves or bystanders, than take down an active shooter.
However, I’d argue that it’s the gun grabbers who are the most guilty of engaging in fantasies. Rather than let ordinary civilians be armed in public, they cling to the belief that it’s better to run or hide from crazed killers. Or worse, they think it’s acceptable to force civilians into situations, where they’d have to fend of an armed attacker without a gun.
To give you an idea of what a world where law abiding citizens can’t carry guns would look like, check out this video that was made by ABC7, shortly after Representative Steve Scalise was shot last week. The news agency sent out one of their reporters to a gym where a black belt (they don’t say which martial art this woman has mastered) is teaching people how to fight mass shooters. If this video doesn’t convince you that a gun is the best tool for dealing with an active shooter situation, then nothing will.
Yep. I’m sure that would go smoothly in real life. According to the video, here is what you, an unarmed civilian, should do when faced with a mass shooter:
Step 1: Be lucky enough to be in a position where you could stealthily sneak up behind a lunatic with an AK-47.
Step 2: Push him to the ground. Don’t worry, he won’t resist or move at all. He’ll totally let you take his gun and toss it aside.
Step 3: Gently slap him in the back of the head repeatedly until he gives up (presumably from boredom).
So who’s the crazy fantasist now? The gun grabbers who think that you can slap a murderer into submission? Or responsible gun owners with conceal carry permits, who can take down an active shooter long before the police arrive?
This article has been contributed by SHTF Plan. Visit www.SHTFplan.com for alternative news, commentary and preparedness info.
Source: http://www.shtfplan.com/headline-news/watch-how-to-take-down-a-mass-shooter-when-you-dont-have-a-gun-according-to-the-mainstream-media_06192017
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NY LAWMAKERS: LIMIT AMMO PURCHASES TO 20 ROUNDS EVERY 90 DAYS
Legislators are trying to make the already draconian New York SAFE Act even more absurd.
According to this story from thetruthaboutguns.com, lawmakers from Brooklyn announced two proposed amendments to the package of firearms laws would limit how much ammunition New York residents could buy at a time.
The law would only allow gun owners to purchase twice a gun’s capacity every 90 days. Since the SAFE Act already limits magazine capacity to 10 rounds, a gun owner wouldn’t be able to buy more than one 20-round box of ammo every three months. Theoretically, a person who owns a six-shot revolver would be limited to purchasing 12 rounds every 90 days.
This story from brooklyneagle.com says the legislation would also “prevent gun dealers from selling ammunition for a firearms to anyone not authorized to have such a weapon.”
Anyone who knows anything about guns knows there are a lot of reasons this wouldn’t work. First, as thetruthaboutguns.com points out, every single firearm possessed by a state resident would have to be cataloged and registered with information including it’s capacity for a gun shop to theoretically know which gun a person is purchasing ammunition for, and therefore how much to sell them. This would also mean that a person who doesn’t own a firearm wouldn’t be able to purchase ammunition.
Proponents of the legislation, including state Senator Roxanne Persaud and Assemblymember Jo Anne Simon, say the purpose of the legislation is to prevent terrorists from stockpiling ammunition.
“Limiting the quantity and duration between purchases of ammunition is one step in preventing someone with criminal intent from easily accessing large quantities of ammunition,” Persaud said in the story.
Earlier this year, New York suspended the ammunition registration portion of the SAFE Act because the required database was found to be unworkable and unaffordable to create. A similar system would be required to enforce this new amendment, should it ever pass.
The story also says: “Under the proposal, Section 270.00 of the New York State Penal Law would be amended to prevent gun dealers from selling ammunition for a firearm to anyone unauthorized to have such a weapon, regardless of the weapon type. Under the current code, only pistols and revolvers are specifically regulated.”
That’s not all. The new legislation ups the penalty for a violation to a Class E felony that carries a minimum of one year in prison, and up to four.
Looks like you will have to get your purchases out of state.