I don't see this topic anywhere, so I hope it's not a duplicate....
Did anyone see the total anti-gun horse manure last Wednesday on Law & Order. The rabidly anti-freedom Dick Wolf tweaked the show a little at the end by having the judge overrule the jury, who had voted to hold the gun manufacturer liable CRIMINALLY for selling a gun knowing criminals were converting it to full auto, blah, blah. He only tempered the rest of the show which was totally anti-gun by doing this, in order to steer clear of the inevitable accusation of his political unfairness. He can still point to the outcome of the fictional trial, which was in favor of the gun manufacturer, yet he still got his message across: "Potential jurors out there, you will think and act like the fictional jurors on the show, holding gun manufacturers liable civilly, because of your outrage at them 'not taking responsibility' for the bloodshed".
At any rate, my specific question is this: One of the more glaring anti-gun scenes was where the detectives tracked down the FFL dealer who was operating out of his house, who had illegally sold a firearm via mail to the mass public murderer; when he admitted this to the detectives, they pointed to his FFL on the wall and told him "You can say goodbye to that license", to which the FFL holder replied (paraphrase) "Are you kidding. That's just a traffic ticket from the BATF". Sooooo, IS THIS TRUE or anti-gun crap as I suspect? ADMIT you sold a gun without the proper forms, VIA MAIL, and it's a traffic ticket?!
Did anyone see the total anti-gun horse manure last Wednesday on Law & Order. The rabidly anti-freedom Dick Wolf tweaked the show a little at the end by having the judge overrule the jury, who had voted to hold the gun manufacturer liable CRIMINALLY for selling a gun knowing criminals were converting it to full auto, blah, blah. He only tempered the rest of the show which was totally anti-gun by doing this, in order to steer clear of the inevitable accusation of his political unfairness. He can still point to the outcome of the fictional trial, which was in favor of the gun manufacturer, yet he still got his message across: "Potential jurors out there, you will think and act like the fictional jurors on the show, holding gun manufacturers liable civilly, because of your outrage at them 'not taking responsibility' for the bloodshed".
At any rate, my specific question is this: One of the more glaring anti-gun scenes was where the detectives tracked down the FFL dealer who was operating out of his house, who had illegally sold a firearm via mail to the mass public murderer; when he admitted this to the detectives, they pointed to his FFL on the wall and told him "You can say goodbye to that license", to which the FFL holder replied (paraphrase) "Are you kidding. That's just a traffic ticket from the BATF". Sooooo, IS THIS TRUE or anti-gun crap as I suspect? ADMIT you sold a gun without the proper forms, VIA MAIL, and it's a traffic ticket?!
