This one was a hoot! This morning Mayor Morial vs a representative from Glock on city law suits against gun manufacturers.
The salient points and observations:
1) Morial talked non-stop, intentionally attempting to prevent the Glock guy from having his say
2) Morial said "save the children" in multiple forms over 20 times before I got sick of counting.
3) Glock includes cable locks with its guns now, based on the agreement gun makers signed with the Feds, effective Dec 31....Morial attempted to take credit for that by saying the fact that cities are sueing has caused makers to do this. The Glock guy nailed him with the true facts.
4) Morial said guns are like tobacco, i.e inherently unsafe to both user and others. Glock guy pointed out that guns, when used according to instructions and by a safety trained user are harmless to the user and do exactly what they are designed for.
5) Morial attempted to say that manufacturers flood the market in outlying areas, with the pre-meditated concept that they will ultimately end up in cities. Glock guy pointed out that last year New Orleans sold confiscated guns back into the city...hence contributing to Morial's perceived arms race.
I could go on but you get the point
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"Quis custodiet ipsos custodes"
The salient points and observations:
1) Morial talked non-stop, intentionally attempting to prevent the Glock guy from having his say
2) Morial said "save the children" in multiple forms over 20 times before I got sick of counting.
3) Glock includes cable locks with its guns now, based on the agreement gun makers signed with the Feds, effective Dec 31....Morial attempted to take credit for that by saying the fact that cities are sueing has caused makers to do this. The Glock guy nailed him with the true facts.
4) Morial said guns are like tobacco, i.e inherently unsafe to both user and others. Glock guy pointed out that guns, when used according to instructions and by a safety trained user are harmless to the user and do exactly what they are designed for.
5) Morial attempted to say that manufacturers flood the market in outlying areas, with the pre-meditated concept that they will ultimately end up in cities. Glock guy pointed out that last year New Orleans sold confiscated guns back into the city...hence contributing to Morial's perceived arms race.
I could go on but you get the point
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"Quis custodiet ipsos custodes"