http://www.xojane.com/issues/i-shouldnt-have-been-able-to-buy-a-gun

 

Let's play a game. How many laws did the liberal break? I count at least 2.

I count three, though I think the account is largely fictional.

right off the bat, she bought it across state lines. that being said.....it's a bullshit story, perfectly constructed to fit their narrative.

It is obvious she broke no laws, cause the entire story is BS.  If you put all the information together, including her statements in the comments section, there is no way this could have transpired.  I'm not going to list all the facts, but i believe this story was written to stir the pot, nothing more.

 

And by the way, only positive comments and deleted comments, no negative comments.  Enough reason for me.

I should have gotten protection when I called the district attorney’s domestic violence department multiple times asking for help

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Assuming her narrative actually happened, this is what's wrong with the way people think.

 

People think a paper order protects them from perp. Or that police will provide personal protection or that prosecutor or someone else will personally protect them 24/7.

 

Interestingly, it's certain type of victims who like to see others victimized in the same helpless fashion. It's like they wish their suffering onto others. So they go writing BS articles and stories.

It's bs.

She says should should have just gotten a restraining order. Ask her how that worked out for Carol Bowne.

Someone needs to question this girl, catch her on the BS and expose it for a fraud.  

 

I also want to know the gun shop.  Whatever gun shop sells her a .380 as the best "I don't want to have to shoot twice" caliber is not a place anyone should visit.

Someone needs to question this girl, catch her on the BS and expose it for a fraud.

 

I also want to know the gun shop. Whatever gun shop sells her a .380 as the best "I don't want to have to shoot twice" caliber is not a place anyone should visit.

Mark, I'd wager there is a good amount of fabrication in that article. I just need to know what questions to ask and already have the answers. I want to expose her as a fraud or report her to BATFE for lying on her Form 4473.

Someone needs to question this girl, catch her on the BS and expose it for a fraud.  

 

I also want to know the gun shop.  Whatever gun shop sells her a .380 as the best "I don't want to have to shoot twice" caliber is not a place anyone should visit.

 

The gun shop she describes sounds like Miller's, right along Rt 13 in DE, just south of Wilmington.

 

Allow me to play devil's advocate: Maybe she was a Delaware resident living with a boyfriend in Phila and still had an address/credentials for DE. She states that she attempted to take her own life and was in a mental facility for two weeks. She does not say she was involuntarily committed or ajudicated a danger to herself or others. She may have checked herself into the hospital, in which case it wouldn't show up on a NICS check.

 

I agree, most likely BS to fit a preconceived agenda.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

Sounds like a load of BS

 

But I counted 2 .....whats the 3rd ?

Mark, I'd wager there is a good amount of fabrication in that article. I just need to know what questions to ask and already have the answers. I want to expose her as a fraud or report her to BATFE for lying on her Form 4473.

 

Were you a resident of Delaware at the time of purchase?

Were you involuntarily committed?  

If you were involuntarily committed, why did you commit a felony by lying on the 4473?

Why did you make up this story?

But I counted 2 .....whats the 3rd ?

Carrying the gun in her purse without a PA LTCF(CCW license)

This is the biggest BS there is.  Let me get this straight, she goes to buy a gun to defend herself against her boyfriend and then is upset that she was able to do so???  If she was denied, would she be upset also???  If she tried to commit suicide then why would she need protection in the first place, she had already decided to kill herself.

Carrying the gun in her purse without a PA LTCF(CCW license)

Thank you....that went over my head

If it were true, it's not, she broke at least three laws the FFL one. She bought a pistol across state lines, she lied on her 4473 (question 11f) and illegally packed a pistol. The FFL shouldn't have sold her the pistol living in PA purchasing ine DE.

 

That's what I'm going with.

Yep....if it were true

So the author is a failed attorney that now writes for Maxim. Great credentials.

 

If I have the time I will flood her with comments. As noted above it speaks volumes to see "deleted comment" all over a post list.

So the author is a failed attorney that now writes for Maxim. Great credentials.

 

If I have the time I will flood her with comments. As noted above it speaks volumes to see "deleted comment" all over a post list.

Yeah...shes not credible to me

If I could be a stay-at-home-cat-mom I would. She's the cuddliest.

So I read some comments. This is the audience. There is no winning this debate.

 

The author also claims this transpired 10 years ago, so likely that her admitted felonies are way past any statute of limitations.

I gave up.

Her story is a Hoboken Miracle, i.e. B.S. She was right about one thing though, she knows nothing about guns or I might add gun laws. Not even enough to concoct a plausible story.

 

It would have been so easy for her to drive out to a Philly-area shop but she wanted the drama of driving to another state, to a dealer who (were she not BS-ing) she'd know would not or could not sell her a handgun. Also no carry permit, which doesn't bother me but it would bother her liberal friends and her if she knew that you needed one, pretty much, to carry in South Philly. 

 

She should have gone downstairs to her landlord, Mr. Rizzitano, and explained what her "boyfriend" did. His nephews Tony and Dino would have taken care of the bum and she'd remain pure and gun-free.

Her story is a Hoboken Miracle, i.e. B.S. She was right about one thing though, she knows nothing about guns or I might add gun laws. Not even enough to concoct a plausible story.

 

It would have been so easy for her to drive out to a Philly-area shop but she wanted the drama of driving to another state, to a dealer who (were she not BS-ing) she'd know would not or could not sell her a handgun. Also no carry permit, which doesn't bother me but it would bother her liberal friends and her if she knew that you needed one, pretty much, to carry in South Philly.

 

She should have gone downstairs to her landlord, Mr. Rizzitano, and explained what her "boyfriend" did. His nephews Tony and Dino would have taken care of the bum and she'd remain pure and gun-free.

Good points....lol