Democrats seek to restrict gun rights by targeting financial institutions

The Hill ^ | June 13, 2018 | John R Lott Jr

[elbook]

Time is coming when sane america finally decides that it will be far less bother to simply BAN LEFTISTS

[taxcontrol]

All should be sued following the logic of public accommodation.

[Midwesterner53]

But tell a merchant they don’t have to do business with a homsexuual and these same groups go nutty. Left wing lunatics will never change their tactics.

[willyd]

Wells Fargo and Chase are just as bad... if you are going through the effort, avoid those three.

[Gene Eric]

Marxist thugs

[USCG SimTech]

Why not use these tactics for other rights. Tax speaking in public. Get voting machine manufacturers choked and put out of business. Setup roadblocks on Sunday near all churches. Fine any lawyers if they represent the accused as appointed by the state.

[upchuck]

From the article:

It is a little ironic that Democrats, who get upset about requiring photo IDs for people to vote, want to make it so difficult for people, particularly the poor, to own a gun to defend themselves and their families. Wealthy individuals have more choices to pay for products that they want to buy and will find it easier to switch payment methods if the financial institutions that they are using bans purchasing firearms.

Dr. Lott is absolutely correct. How hypocritical of the RATS for fight so hard against voter ID and yet they discourage those same people from arming themselves.

[nobamanomore]

Face it. Liberals will not take away our rights by legal or illegal methods. They will use the Free Market forces to enforce gun control.

Every attempt at this is an opportunity for the free market to create new ways to support the gun business. Think about it.

[Responsibility2nd]

Indeed. Every time Obama and the rats tried to enact stricter gun control? Gun sales went up.

Obama should have been awarded gun salesman of the year all eight years. LOL.

[trebb]

This might serve as a wake up call for those who think going 100% electronic “cash” is a good idea - those who control the system can also control what is a “suitable” purchase/use of your money.