remember that big lecture speech he gave arizona about the new law?
youd think hed be a little more pissed off about this...
edit on 30-9-2011 by RelentlessLurker because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by ANNED
It sure has not stopped the ATF from making up there own laws without congresses approval.
blogs.phoenixnewtimes.com...
Them telling gun dealer not to sell to "suspected" medical marijuana users with out the dealer having ANY WAY to know if someone is a user is just a catch 22 way of putting the screws to FFL dealers.
Now if a medical marijuana user buys a gun the dealer can be held responsible.
Plus the ATF could send in someone with a t-shirt with a marijuana leaf on it and then arrest or fine the dealer for selling a gun to that person just because the person MIGHT be a user.
The next thing that might happen is dealers may become afraid to sell to someone just because they have long hair or a beard(me) then the person that was refused may likely sue for discrimination causing the dealer a lot more legal problems.
If they don't come into your place of business blitzed, clearly under the influence, you've really got no grounds. You're
neither an expert or a doctor, who are you to categorize 'drug users'. Next thing you know you'll be turning in people driving down the road
because they look like they might drink or use drugs, doesn't matter how they're driving or actual mental status. Everything is based on outward
appearance, you know.Originally posted by SourGrapes
, I often wondered why the Administration chose this state to strong-arm, and so viciously too. I kept thinking to myself, 'there is something else going on here that we are not seeing, besides wanting to look good to the hispanic voters'.
“The purpose was to wait and watch, in hope that law enforcement could identify other members of a trafficking network and build a large, complex conspiracy case…. Group VII initially began using the new gunwalking tactics in one of its investigations to further the Department’s strategy. The case was soon renamed ‘Operation Fast and Furious.’”
This report and later official explanations from the ATF say the Fast and Furious program was created to deal with the problem that arresting low-level suspects doesn’t necessarily help ATF agents get to the heads of Mexican cartels.
Originally posted by charlyv
reply to post by FlyingSpaghettiMonster
Thanks, Missed it.
Seemed like an obvious suspicion.
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