3 homicides in 3 hours

[Anonymous]

One in my neighborhood. I'm ready to protest.
https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/crime/3-murders-northeast-dc-within-a-few-hours/65-2d443f9e-ef45-44b2-817e-1eb6a36aeeb0

[Anonymous]

Please do.

[Anonymous]

What exactly are you protesting about?

[Anonymous]

Young men getting killed in my community.

[Anonymous]

Protesting the fact that DC residents vote for reasonable and helpful gun control laws for the District that Congress, aka people who don't live here, promptly get rid of because DC isn't a state, so the pro gun states get to tell DC what to do in their city, even when it is the polar opposite of what they want and vote for in their own laws.

It's like England repealing the rules that American colonies set for themselves.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Young men getting killed in my community.

Good luck with that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Protesting the fact that DC residents vote for reasonable and helpful gun control laws for the District that Congress, aka people who don't live here, promptly get rid of because DC isn't a state, so the pro gun states get to tell DC what to do in their city, even when it is the polar opposite of what they want and vote for in their own laws.

It's like England repealing the rules that American colonies set for themselves.

Yes.
More specifically, Antonin Scalia contributed to those three gun deaths.

He ruled that DC had to stop regulating handguns the way the citizens wanted to.
Later, Scalia died on a billionaire-funded gun junket.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Protesting the fact that DC residents vote for reasonable and helpful gun control laws for the District that Congress, aka people who don't live here, promptly get rid of because DC isn't a state, so the pro gun states get to tell DC what to do in their city, even when it is the polar opposite of what they want and vote for in their own laws.

It's like England repealing the rules that American colonies set for themselves.

Yes.
More specifically, Antonin Scalia contributed to those three gun deaths.

He ruled that DC had to stop regulating handguns the way the citizens wanted to.
Later, Scalia died on a billionaire-funded gun junket.

Were the guns used legally purchased/owned?

[Anonymous]

DC's going to the toilet this year it seems. Already beating last year's record homicides in a decade.

[Anonymous]

But the violence interrupters were supposed to take care of all this. That's what Allen and Nadeau keep telling me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:But the violence interrupters were supposed to take care of all this. That's what Allen and Nadeau keep telling me.

"Pardon me, but may I interrupt your violence? No? Ah, well have a nice shoot out, then!"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Protesting the fact that DC residents vote for reasonable and helpful gun control laws for the District that Congress, aka people who don't live here, promptly get rid of because DC isn't a state, so the pro gun states get to tell DC what to do in their city, even when it is the polar opposite of what they want and vote for in their own laws.

It's like England repealing the rules that American colonies set for themselves.

Yes.
More specifically, Antonin Scalia contributed to those three gun deaths.

He ruled that DC had to stop regulating handguns the way the citizens wanted to.
Later, Scalia died on a billionaire-funded gun junket.

What acrobatics you perform to avoid placing blame on the actual culprits!

These violent street thugs kill people with unregistered guns whether or not DC unconstitutionally infringes on the 2nd amendment. Dollars to donuts, none of these killers went through the legal process to get their weapons.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Protesting the fact that DC residents vote for reasonable and helpful gun control laws for the District that Congress, aka people who don't live here, promptly get rid of because DC isn't a state, so the pro gun states get to tell DC what to do in their city, even when it is the polar opposite of what they want and vote for in their own laws.

It's like England repealing the rules that American colonies set for themselves.

Yes.
More specifically, Antonin Scalia contributed to those three gun deaths.

He ruled that DC had to stop regulating handguns the way the citizens wanted to.
Later, Scalia died on a billionaire-funded gun junket.

What acrobatics you perform to avoid placing blame on the actual culprits!

These violent street thugs kill people with unregistered guns whether or not DC unconstitutionally infringes on the 2nd amendment. Dollars to donuts, none of these killers went through the legal process to get their weapons.

That’s the point - they buy them illegally from straw purchasers. Good gun laws would crack down on straw purchasers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:But the violence interrupters were supposed to take care of all this. That's what Allen and Nadeau keep telling me.

Just wait until George gets on their too. When Trayvon White is the centrist you know you’ve lost all hope.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Protesting the fact that DC residents vote for reasonable and helpful gun control laws for the District that Congress, aka people who don't live here, promptly get rid of because DC isn't a state, so the pro gun states get to tell DC what to do in their city, even when it is the polar opposite of what they want and vote for in their own laws.

It's like England repealing the rules that American colonies set for themselves.

Yes.
More specifically, Antonin Scalia contributed to those three gun deaths.

He ruled that DC had to stop regulating handguns the way the citizens wanted to.
Later, Scalia died on a billionaire-funded gun junket.

What acrobatics you perform to avoid placing blame on the actual culprits!

These violent street thugs kill people with unregistered guns whether or not DC unconstitutionally infringes on the 2nd amendment. Dollars to donuts, none of these killers went through the legal process to get their weapons.

That’s the point - they buy them illegally from straw purchasers. Good gun laws would crack down on straw purchasers.

What does that have to do with Antonin Scalia? If you want more gun purchasing laws, that's down to Congress.