Unequal Protection

Let that sink in: a slap-on-the-wrist fine and a short-term compliance program for one of America’s biggest gunmakers, which at the time was the leading source of crime guns in nine Northeastern states. [More]

So there’s inequity in policies and rulings relied on in enforcement and determination actions? Who knew?

And aside from the loaded term “crime guns” playing right into the hands of the antis, if the author can document a direct connection between Smith & Wesson recordkeeping failures and a victimization, let’s see it. I suspect if one could be made, we’d have found out the limits of PLCAA by now and deep pockets would have already been plucked.

I don’t need this to hate on S&W.

Of course, they weren’t the only sellout whores.

[Via Andy M]

Rope-Buying Communists

Two of the plaintiffs in the case are led by Sister Judy Byron, an anti-gun activist who recently participated in drafting a statement from the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, where “investors representing $634 billion in assets” called for pressure on gun manufacturers and companies associated with them “to review their operations, supply chains and policies and take meaningful action on this public safety concern.” [More]

So by buying shares they fraudulently entered into a contract with the premeditated intent of filing lawsuits, undermining the board, eroding profits, and devaluing shares…? And majority stockholders don’t have a complaint against them…?

[Via Bluesgal]

It Could Be Stronger

Good opening statement. Now tell the rulers of cities and states doing this that their gun confiscation enforcers can get theirs from somebody else.

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